P3O® Re Registration

Upgrade Your Project Management Skills

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

These days an important field that is on the rise is Project Management. Many methodologies have come up that include different ways and methods to manage business projects. These include some of the most known methodologies such as the Lean Six Sigma for it’s ‘muda’, TOGAF® for it’s ADM and PRINCE2® with its Projects in controlled environments. All these methodologies have been a great help to the project managers. With P3O® i.e. Portfolio, Programme and Project Offices methodology being introduced, the project managers have greater control over the management of programmes and projects. P3O® helps the project managers remove the differences that may exist between the planned and actual implementation of the business strategies. This results in bringing about better products and services that implement the P3O® methodology.

  • P3O is the most wanted project management framework

  • Deliver projects and programmes effectively using P3O

  • Know about the P3O value matrix

  • Get certified from P3O specialists

PREREQUISITES

The delegates are required to have passed the Practitioner Exam in order to appear for this certification. Delegates with a Foundation Certification cannot sit this exam.

TARGET AUDIENCE

The candidates who wish to play an active part in any of the offices as described in the P3O® model are the target audience for this course. The candidates fulfilling the management, generic or functional roles of the P3O guide as well as those who find themselves following the P3O model as a career path are also worth the consideration of this course.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

  • Learn the Terminology and definitions of P3O®
  • Know how can P3O® help benefit the Organisation
  • Learn about Prioritization, Management and Dashboards
  • Go through various business cases of P3O®

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

All P3O® Practitioners to keep their certification valid and continued have to go through the re-registration examination within a period of three to five years from the date of their original. When the candidates take the re-registration examination it enables them to show their assurance to Continuing Professional Development and that they will always possess the updated knowledge of P3O®. Candidates having passed the Foundation examination cannot sit for the re-registration exam.

Examination Details

  • Two questions, with a scenario background and appendices
  • Maximum Marks: 40
  • Pass Percentile Required: 50% or 20 Marks
  • Duration: 90 minutes or One hour 30 minutes
  • Open book (Only Portfolio, Programme and Project Offices: P3O® guide allowed).

PROGRAM CONTENT

Course Contents

This course covers the following topics:

  • P30® Re-Registration – An Introduction
  • P3O® - Features
  • P3O® - Terminology and definitions
  • Business Cases in P3O®
  • Model Editing in P3O®
  • Services & Functions of P3O®
  • Portfolios, Projects & Programmes – A Relationship
  • How can P3O® help Benefit the Organisation
  • Roles & Responsibilities in a P3O® Organisation
  • Correct Staff Recruitment
  • P3MS Summaries
  • Prioritization, Management and Dashboards
  • Implementing P3O®
  • P3O® Capabilities
  • How to Overcome The Barriers
  • Information Flows & Designs
  • Tools & Techniques
  • Summary

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ABOUT Burton Upon Trent

Burton upon Trent is situated on the bank of river Trent close to the border with Derbyshire. As per the 2011 census, the population of the town was 72 thousand 300. The local people of the town is known as “Burtonian”.  Burton is famously known for the production of beer, mostly with ingredient barley. The region of the Burton Bridge witnessed two wars. In the first war of 1322, the Earl of Lancaster was defeated by Edward II. The second war also called First English Civil War and it fought in 1643. In this war, Royalists captured the whole town. On the beginning of the modern period, it was a busy market town. The Burton-On-Trent is the main railway station of the town.

History

Ryknild Street which is built by Romans ran through Burton that connects camps at Letocetum, Lichfield, and Derventio. Later, it became a small district of Burton. During the 12th century, King John granted a royal charter to Abbot to hold a market every Thursday. Later on, the charter was renewed by other two kings i.e King Henry III and King Henry IV. Candlemas Day was one of the major annual fairs where trading of horses happened in large scale. Now, this fair is no longer celebrated in the other parts of England. During the Industrial Revolution, the Peel family plays an important role. In 2002, the Queen Elizabeth II visited the town for the celebration of the Golden Jubilee.

Government

The east Staffordshire Region is administered by Burton. The present MP is Andrew Griffiths. In the beginning of the 19th century, it became County Borough. The population was 50,000 at that time.

Geography and Demography

The capital city London is 109 miles from Burton. Another famous city Birmingham is just 30 miles far from it. The Derby region is much nearer to Burton than Stafford. The Trent and Mersey canal is also near to the city.  A reserved area for Animals i.e National forest is north of the city.  The town is situated at the altitude of 50 m from the sea level.  Two villages of the town are even located at more height than 50 m. The water of the Town contained a high percentage of dissolved salts. The quality of the water is favourable for the brewing industry. The latest population census came in 2011. As per the census, the Population of the town was 72 thousand 300.

Economy

Since many years, the brewing industry has been growing with fast speed.  It is still one of the major sources of income for the city. Some famous breweries are Coors Brewers Ltd, Molson Coors, Marston and much more in the row. The Burton Bridge Brewery i.e local company produces a number of famous beers such as Golden Delicious, Damson Porter, Stairway to Heaven and Bridge Bitter. The renowned brands such as Punch Taverns and Spirit Pub Company also have their headquarters in the city. The major tyre manufacturer provides much job opportunities to local people.

Transport

River Trent flows through Burton. A small ferry operated in the river since time immemorial. The Burton Old Bridge replaced by Ferry Bridge. A national level facility for bicycle commuters is also there.

Sports

There are total four separate football clubs that have been representing in the Football League. The clubs such as Lichfield Cricket Club, Dunstall Cricket Club, Burton Cricket Club and Yoxall participate in Burton and District Cricket league. The Burton Rugby Football Club recognised as oldest rugby union. It also has its International Weightlifting Team. The Powerhouse Gym club trains all round weightlifters.

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