- studying by yourself
- taking a training on the chosen project management method
- combination of the previous two alternatives - so called blended learning
- New - PRINCE2: 2009 Introduction - just 99 €/ £99!
- PRINCE2: 2009 Foundation - from 1050 €/ £995
- PRINCE2: 2009 Practitioner - from 1050 €/ £995
- PRINCE2: 2009 Foundation + Practitioner when ordered together - from 1575 €/ £1295
- PRINCE2: 2009 Bridge - 195 €/ £175
- Project Management Basics According To PMI - 465 €/ £399, weekend courses 565 €/ £489
- PMI PMP/ CAPM Exam Preparation - 465 €/ £399, weekend courses 565 €/ £489
- P3O (Portfolio, Programme & Project Office) Foundation - 1190 €
- P3O (Portfolio, Programme & Project Office) Foundation + Practitioner - 1790 €
- MSP (Managing Successful Programmes) Foundation - 1190 €
- MSP (Managing Successful Programmes) Foundation + Practitioner - 1790 €
- M_o_R (Management Of Risk) & ITIL
- IPMA - International Project Management Association project management training
- Theory of Constraints and Critical Chain Introduction
- PRINCE2 Trainer Training Program (Train the Trainer program to become a PRINCE2 Approved Trainer)
When is investing into improving our organisation's project management system a good idea? 1.) Our company generates a part of its revenue & profit through projects. Planned revenue from company's projects within the next 12 months 250 000 EUR Planned cost of company's projects within the next 12 months -200 000 EUR Planned profit contribution from company's projects within the next 12 months 50 000 EUR Weighted average budget overrun of the company's projects within the last 12 months 10% Estimated real cost of company's projects within the next 12 months based on average past budget overrruns -220 000 EUR Estimated real profit contribution of company's projects within the next 12 months based on average past budget overrruns 30 000 EUR Estimated lost profit of company's projects within the next 12 months based on average past budget overrruns -20 000 EUR Estimated percentage of budget overruns caused by lacking project management 50% Estimated additional profit if lacking project management can be avoided* 10 000 EUR per year * If you are interested in an analysis of return on investment into project management in your concrete company's situation, please contact us. 2.) Our company is planning to carry out projects for customers, who require suppliers to have project management certificates. Here, our business can be calculated as follows: planned profits from projects within the next 12 months vs cost of bodyshopping project managers with the required certificates vs cost needed to train & certificate own staff.* * If you are interested in an analysis of return on investment into project management in your concrete company's situation, please contact us. When should I as a person invest into project management training & certification? Situation: I want to work in a position requiring a project management qualification proven by a recognised certificate (PRINCE2/ PMI/ IPMA) Here, my business case is as follows: Salary difference between new and existing position vs training & certification cost. Usually, the payback period is less than 5 months! * If you are interested in an analysis of return on investment into project management training in your concrete situation, please contact us and we will e-mail you our software calculator in MS Excel or OpenDocument format free of charge.
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