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APM Project Risk Certificate Level 1 Workshop
Course type Performance (What does this mean?)
| Course title | APM Project Risk Certificate Level 1 Workshop |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £925 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 2 |
| Code | APMPRCL1W-A |
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16 Jul 5 or more places available £925 exc VAT APM Project Risk Certificate Level 1 Workshop training in Bonhill House (ETC Venues), EC2
Oxford Street (MWB), W1 |- |- |- |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Oxford Street (MWB), W1 |- |- |8 |- Oxford Street (MWB), W1location information and directions
08 Nov 5 or more places available £925 exc VAT APM Project Risk Certificate Level 1 Workshop training in Oxford Street (MWB), W1
Victoria (MWB), SW1 |- |- |- |23 Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Victoria (MWB), SW1 |- |- |- |- Victoria (MWB), SW1location information and directions
23 Aug 5 or more places available £925 exc VAT APM Project Risk Certificate Level 1 Workshop training in Victoria (MWB), SW1
Overview
The Association for Project Management (APM) is the UK’s leading professional body for Project Managers and the largest independent professional body of its kind in Europe. It has over 15,000 individual and 400 corporate members throughout the UK and abroad. Risk management is a distinct and specific area within the APM Body of Knowledge (APM BoK) and a key control function within any project or programme.
All projects contain risks and the effective management of risk can have a significant impact on the success of projects. This course covers the benefits of managing project risks, the principles including the process and its application, organisational and control aspects. The exam syllabus is primarily based on the APM BoK, the APM PRAM Guide, and BS6079 Parts 1 & 3.
Prerequisites
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Delegates should have a good understanding of project management and a basic understanding of the fundamental concepts of project risk management.
Project and programme managers who are involved in project risk management at any level, hold the Association for Project Management APMP qualification are ideal candidates for this course.
Delegates will be sent pre course reading prior to the course. This pre course reading will take approximately 15 hours in order to fully prepare. If you have not received your pre course reading 2 weeks before the start of your course please contact your account manager directly, or a member of our team on 0845 757 3888. Alternatively email us.
Delegates will learn how to
- state the key principles of risk management
- write good risk descriptions
- plan effective risk reduction actions
- use a wide range of techniques to keep the process active
- apply risk management at both the project and portfolio (programme) level
- apply quantitative assessment techniques to project schedules
Course Outline
- Overview of project risk management
- Define and focus
- Risk identification
- Qualitative risk analysis
- Risk planning, assessment and reporting
- Programme and corporate risk management
- Quantitative risk analysis
- Advanced quantitative risk analysis
- Human and cultural dimension in risk management
- Risk management
- APM Risk Certificate Level 1 exam
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