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I paid about £1400 for a residential at a decent hotel including Foundation and Practitioner exams.
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Originally posted by downsouth View Postwot about the P2 Foundation course online £469+vat
http://www.prince2.com/prince2-found...ain=individual
Is the extra £1000 justified to go with a training centre, thoughts???
However, £1400 for foundation is a lot, my practitioner cost about £750 3 yrs ago...
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wot about the P2 Foundation course online £469+vat
http://www.prince2.com/prince2-found...ain=individual
Is the extra £1000 justified to go with a training centre, thoughts???
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Originally posted by cojak View PostYou can get ISEB qualifications* to start you off - and if 99% of PMO Managers even knew about this they be damned better at it themselves, in my opinion.
And I've always rated gbdirect and QA-IQ as course providers (there are others tho')
*ISEB Certificate in Programme and Project Support Office Essentials (Otherwise known as PPSO)
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..and don't whinge about how much it costs - get a loan. If you're half way competent you'll be earning much more soon than you're earning now. The course would pay you back withing 18mts - 2 yrs, if not sooner.
(and bone up on ROI while you're at it...)
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You can get ISEB qualifications* to start you off - and if 99% of PMO Managers even knew about this they be damned better at it themselves, in my opinion.
And I've always rated gbdirect and QA-IQ as course providers (there are others tho')
*ISEB Certificate in Programme and Project Support Office Essentials (Otherwise known as PPSO)
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Originally posted by scooby View Postis there a PSO course?? there is Prince2 foundation which is aim at giving an overview to those who work in the framework (managers, support etc...). practitioner is PM and people leading the projects under the frame work.
i'm not sure there is anything tailored for project support, it changes according to companies and there support set up.
I'm not aware of any specific PSO training courses, I doubt they would have value really as each project is different by definition.
Prince2 Foundation will allow the PSO to understand the language and imperatives and give good into how to assist the project team in general terms.
Don't expect a tremendous amount of job specific training from a 3 day course which is intended to hothouse exam passes.
Sorry I failed to answer one of your questions, I did my Prince2 qualifications via WPA, very mixed bunch of abilities on the course, all passed Foundation and all but one passed Practitioner. Admittedly the trainer we had was really good.Last edited by TykeMerc; 15 September 2008, 09:53.
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Originally posted by scooby View Postis there a PSO course?? there is Prince2 foundation which is aim at giving an overview to those who work in the framework (managers, support etc...). practitioner is PM and people leading the projects under the frame work.
i'm not sure there is anything tailored for project support, it changes according to companies and there support set up.
Never seen anything worthwhile for PSO resource with regard to specific courses.
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Originally posted by Frogstomp View PostMy girlfriend is looking at retraining as a project support officer - can anyone recommend any PSO / PRINCE2 foundation courses from personal experience?
Most of the courses are described as Foundation and/or Practitioner.. are these standardised qualifications?
i'm not sure there is anything tailored for project support, it changes according to companies and there support set up.
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Originally posted by Frogstomp View PostMy girlfriend is looking at retraining as a project support officer - can anyone recommend any PSO / PRINCE2 foundation courses from personal experience?
Most of the courses are described as Foundation and/or Practitioner.. are these standardised qualifications?
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PSO / PRINCE2 courses?
My girlfriend is looking at retraining as a project support officer - can anyone recommend any PSO / PRINCE2 foundation courses from personal experience?
Most of the courses are described as Foundation and/or Practitioner.. are these standardised qualifications?Last edited by Frogstomp; 15 September 2008, 08:35.Tags: None
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