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PRINCE2® Practitioner eLearning only
Course type Essentials (What does this mean?)
| Course title | PRINCE2 Practitioner eLearning only | |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery method |  eLearning | |
| RRP | Available from £199 | |
| Days/Duration | n/a | |
| Code | PBPP2PELO | |
| £199 - Online version | ||
| £214 - USB version |
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Overview
Those who want an overview of PRINCE2 Practitioner level without taking the examination can do so by purchasing this eLearning package. It comprises:
eLearning
- The QA-authored PRINCE2 Practitioner eLearning module available online or USB option
Prerequisites
All delegates booking this course will need to purchase a copy of the 2009 PRINCE2 Manual. (ISBN number 978-0-11-331059-3).
Delegates will learn how to
By the end of this learning, delegates will be able to:
- Produce detailed explanations of all principles, processes, activities and themes, and worked examples of PRINCE2 products as they might be applied to address the particular circumstances of a given project scenario
- Show they understand the relationships between principles, processes, activities, themes and PRINCE2 products
- Demonstrate that they understand the reasons behind the processes, activities and themes of PRINCE2 and that they understand the principles underpinning these elements
PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Cabinet Office
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