Our 2-day Portfolio, Programme and Project Offices (P3O®) Practitioner training course comprises of practical exercises and Instructor Led Training, culminating in the P3O® Practitioner examination.
P3O® is a valuable qualification in the Project Management Industry.
Our P3O® Practitioner classroom course will cover the following topics:
Our P3O® Practitioner training course will show you that you are able to establish, develop and maintain a support structure for the delivery of change across your organisation, whether through a single office, or a linked office set.
P3O® is aligned to the current MSP®, PRINCE2®, and M_o_R® guidance and has been developed to enhance the support advice referred to in that guidance.
Please Note: You must already hold the P3O® Foundation Certificate in order to attend our P3O® Practitioner course.
The P3O® Practitioner course on this page is sourced from our strategic training partner, SPOCE Project Management Ltd.
You will be given comprehensive pre-course reading that you will need to complete before attending our P3O® Practitioner course.
The P3O Practitioner examination will be taken on the afternoon of day two of the course. The exam is a multiple choice exam consisting of 80 marks (4 questions with 20 marks per question) that must be answered in 2 ½ hours. To be successful in this exam the delegate must get 40 or more marks. The exam allows the use of the 2013 version of the P3O manual. Delegates will be informed of their result by the examining body, normally within four weeks of course completion.
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Congratulations! Once you have successfully passed the P3O® Practitioner examination, you will be awarded the P3O® Practitioner Certificate which is a formally recognised qualification.
Please Note: You will be required to sit an additional re-registration examination within 3 to 5 years of your original qualification in order to retain your accreditation.