What are the MSP® Foundation & Practitioner online course modules?
- MSP® Introduction and Overview
- MSP® Framework and Concepts
- Vision
- Blueprint Design and Delivery
- Defining a Programme
- Planning and Control
- Benefits Realisation Management
- Organisation and the Programme Office
- The Business Case
- Leadership and Stakeholder Engagement
- Managing the Tranches
- Delivering the Capability and Realising the Benefits
- Quality Management
- Risk Management and Issue Resolution
- Closing a Programme
What does the MSP® Foundation & Practitioner online course cover?
The MSP® Foundation & Practitioner online course covers:
- Core concepts of the MSP® framework
- Importance of developing a vision for projects and programmes
- Building a blueprint from the vision statement that outlines the project fundamentals.
- Writing a programme definition document that helps to clarify what needs to be achieved.
- Developing a programme plan that helps put project controls in place.
- Using benefits realisation management to ensure that programmes deliver the expected positive outcomes.
- Restructuring the organisation to support the project and implementing a Programme Office to deliver change.
- The business case for programmes.
- The importance of leaders, rather than managers when delivering transformational change.
- The use of tranches to simplify project delivery.
- Delivering the capability and realising the benefits outlined in the project dossier.
- The importance of Quality Management to ensure deliverables are of an acceptable standard.
- Using risk management and issue resolution to keep programme tranches on track.
- Completing a project and obtaining sign off from stakeholders.
The MSP® courses on this page are offered by Spoce ATO of AXELOS Limited. MSP® is a registered trade mark of AXELOS Limited. All rights reserved.
MSP® Practitioner Exam
Exam Format
- Essay-based
- 2 questions per paper, 75 marks available in total
- 38 marks required to pass - 50%
- 3 hours’ duration
- Open book exam. Candidates may use the official printed hard copy of the Managing Successful Programmes Guide. The manual may be annotated and tabulated but no sticky notes and loose leaf papers containing additional notes will be allowed.
The MSP® Practitioner level qualification is important proof of an individual’s ability to lead a team that operates according to the MSP® framework.
Upon completion project management courses you can apply to gain your PDU points.
The MSP® courses on this page are offered by Spoce ATO of AXELOS Limited. MSP® is a registered trade mark of AXELOS Limited. All rights reserved.