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APM Project Professional Qualification PPQ 2nd edition Course Outline
Domain 1: Delivering Projects through Effective Leadership and Management
Module 1: Provide Visionary Leadership for a Project
- Evaluate Ethical, Flexible, Inspirational and Collaborative Approaches
- Project’s Strategic Goals
- High-Performance Teams
Module 2: Establish and Develop Teams to Achieve Project Aims and Objectives
- Tools, Techniques and Leadership Behaviours
- How to Respond to Changes in a Project’s Environment?
- Develop And Maintain an Effective Team
- Role of Monitoring and Feedback
- Relationship Between Performance Management, The Team Development Cycle, and Motivation to the Success of a Project
- Evaluate the Usage of Conflict to Improve Individual and Team Performance.
Module 3: Maintain an Engaged and Constructive Team through a Positive Approach to Conflict Management
- Why and How to Act with Objectivity, Impartiality and Honesty
- Analyse Appropriate Actions
- Evaluate Ways to Address Challenges, Issues and Conflict
- Maintain an Awareness of Challenges, Issues, and Conflict
Module 4: Resolve Problems Taking a Logical Approach to the Problem-solving Process
Module 5: Make Decisions which Support the Objectives of a Project
- How to Maintain Decision-Making Hierarchies?
- How Decision-Making Relates to the Organisation’s Governance Structure?
- Logical and Recognised Approach to Decision Making
Module 6: Communicate Effectively with Stakeholders to Achieve a Project’s Objectives
- Analyse Ways Appropriately Communicate with Stakeholders
- Evaluate Ways in Which to Communicate Throughout a Project
- Effective Verbal Communication
Module 7: Negotiate Effectively with Stakeholders to Achieve a Project’s Objectives
- How to Effectively Negotiate with Internal Stakeholders?
- How to Effectively Negotiate with External Stakeholders?
Domain 2: Delivering Projects through Effective Governance and Oversight
Module 1: Establish and Maintain the Governance Structure of a Project to Ensure Alignment to Organisational Practice
- Key Stages in a Project-Based Life Cycle
- Importance of Aligning Reviews with Organisational, Legal and Regulatory Requirements
- Analyse Situations and How to Resolve Them
- Reasons for Accurately Documenting Deviations from a Project Plan
Module 3: Manage Change Control Processes and Protocols
- Implementation And Maintenance of Change Control Process
- Determine The Impact on a Project’s Scope and Objectives
- Implement And Manage Approved Changes to a Project
- Why and How Trends Analysis is used to Add Value?
Module 4: Manage Stakeholder Influence, Interest and Engagement for the Benefit of a Project
- Techniques to Determine Stakeholder Power, Influence, and Interest
- Develop and Implement a Stakeholder Engagement and Communication Plan
- Monitor and Amend a Stakeholder Engagement and Communication Plan
- Evaluate Relevant Feedback from Stakeholders
- Why and How to Provide Relevant Stakeholders with Financial Reports
Module 5: Deliver the Intended Benefits of a Project
- Importance of Confirming the Intended Benefits
- Develop a Benefits Management Strategy
- Importance of Prioritising the Achievement of Benefits
- Create a Benefits Realisation Plan
- Evaluate Ways to Maximise Achievement of the Planned Benefits
Domain 3: Delivering Projects through Effective Planning and Control
Module 1: Manage Project Costs within Agreed Budgets Which Supports Management of a Project
- Cost Tracking Tools and Techniques
- Importance of Cashflow and Cashflow Forecasting
- Establish Cost Trends and Monitor the Financial Performance
- Importance of Cost Analysis and its Role
- Importance of Completing all Financial Transactions
Module 2: Respond to Risks to Minimise Threats and Increase Opportunities
- Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches to Risk Identification and Analysis
- How to Record and Plan Responses to Risks
- Why and How to Implement Appropriate Responses to Risks
- Importance of Reviewing How Risks Were Managed
Module 3: Respond to Issues in a Way that Supports the Management of a Project
- Why And How to Record and Plan Responses to Resolve Issues
- How to Implement Appropriate Responses to Issues?
- Importance of Reviewing How Issues were Resolved During a Project
Module 4: Develop and Implement an Integrated Plan to Support the Management of a Project
- Document the Outcomes of a Project’s Planning Process
- Fundamental Components of Scope, Schedule, Resource, Budgets, Risks and Quality
- Purpose of an Integrated Plan
- Why And How to Monitor the Progress of a Project?
- Why and How to Adjust an Integrated Plan?
Who should attend this APM PPQ Training Course?
The course is aimed at anybody who works in project, programme, or portfolio management. 5-6 years of project experience is recommended.
Prerequisites
You must hold APM PMQ certification or equivalent to attend.
APM Project Professional Qualification PPQ Course Overview
APM Project Professional Qualification (PPQ) holders demonstrate their comprehensive capabilities in delivering projects, programmes, and portfolios. Our 2-day course provides everything needed to complete the APM PPQ 2nd edition exam and gain this valuable and highly respected certification. The qualification covers both the core and specific competencies required of project professionals, providing a comprehensive assessment of project management skills, knowledge, and experience. Gaining the qualification requires the passing of three core modules and one elective module, allowing candidates to choose whether to specialise in and assess specific skills in either project management, programme management or portfolio management.
What is APM PPQ?
APM PPQ (Project Professional Qualification) is developed by the Association for Project Management (APM), the chartered body for the project profession. It is an examination-based qualification that assesses capability in managing and delivering projects, programmes, and portfolios. PPQ is the highest level of project qualification APM offers after the APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ) and the APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ). It is designed for project professionals with 5 to 6 years of experience.
What's included in this APM Training Course?
This course includes:
- APM PPQ Examinations
- Certificate
APM PPQ Exam Information
The assessment is based upon the learning outcomes and assessment criteria specified in the APM Project Professional Qualification 2nd edition Syllabus.
The Professional Qualification 2nd edition assessment is of 2 hours 35 minutes in duration and consists of three assessment elements:
- Scenario assessment.
- Oral exam.
- Written report.
It is based on a pre-seen case study, the context of the case study is sent to candidates four weeks prior to their assessment date.
Requires that candidate to take on the role of the project manager in the pre-seen case study.
Pass Mark:
There are 90 marks available across the assessment.
The pass mark is 60% (54/90) of the available marks across all three elements of the Assessment.