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PRINCE2® Practitioner exam only
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| Course title | PRINCE2 Practitioner exam only |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Examination |
| RRP | £150 |
| Days/Duration | n/a |
| Code | PBPP2PPEX |
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This is the exam only for the PRINCE2® Practitioner course – available in the classroom, virtually or eLearning.
Overview
- This examination may only be taken by delegates who have attended aQA course. Normally all candidates sit the examination at the end of the course if they they attend a classroom event.
- On attending the exam please ensure you provide documented evidence that you have either passed the PRINCE2 Foundation exam.
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