MSP® Practitioner Training

• Professional Background: Attendees should have a solid understanding of the MSP® Foundation level.
• Language Proficiency: A strong command of English is recommended for effective participation in discussions, exercises, and assessments.
• Interest in Programme Management: Ideal for professionals who want to enhance their ability to manage programmes and lead teams to success.

• Master MSP® Application: Learn to apply MSP® principles to real-world programme scenarios. 

• Lead Programme Governance: Gain skills in programme governance, ensuring alignment with business goals. 

• Manage Risks and Resources: Learn how to manage risks, resources, and benefits across the programme lifecycle.

• Engage Stakeholders Effectively: Develop the ability to manage stakeholder expectations and engagement throughout the programme.

• Prepare for Certification: Be fully prepared for the MSP® Practitioner exam.

This training is ideal for programme managers and professionals responsible for leading programmes, including:

• Programme Managers

• Senior Project Managers

• Programme Coordinators

• Business Analysts

• Aspiring Programme Leaders

Module 1: Justification

• Purpose

• Key Relationships with Principles

• Programme Mandate

• Funding Approach

• Programme Brief

• Business Case

• Measures of Benefit

• Financial Planning

• Programme Costs

• Focus of the Key Roles for the Theme
   

Module 2: Deliver the Capabilities 

• Purpose

• Objectives

• Context

• Activities

• Manage the Tranche

• Responsibilities

• Application of the Themes in This Process
   

Module 3: Structure

• Purpose

• Key Relationships with Principles

• Delivery Approach

• Establishing the Appropriate Pace

• Delivery Planning

• Multimodal Delivery

• Dependencies

• Benefits Realisation Planning

• Resourcing Approach

• Procurement and Supply Chain

• Focus of Key Roles for the Theme
   

Module 4: Assurance

• Purpose

• Key Relationships with Principles

• Assurance Approach

• Assurance at Multiple Levels

• Three Lines of Defence

• Assurance Planning

• Drivers for Assurance

• Assurance Success Factors

• Focus of Key Roles for the Theme
   

Module 5: Embed the Outcomes

• Purpose

• Objectives

• Context

• Activities

• Responsibilities

• Application of the Themes in this Process
   

Module 6: Knowledge

• Purpose

• Key Relationships with Principles

• Knowledge and Learning Approach

• Knowledge Management

• Ensuring Lessons are Learned

• Information Approach

• Information Management

• Focus of Key Roles for the Theme
   

Module 7: Evaluate New Information

• Purpose

• Objectives

• Context

• Activities

• Responsibilities

• Application of the Themes in this Process
   

Module 8: Decisions

• Purpose

• Key Relationships with Principles

• Decision-Making Approach

• Decision Making Hierarchy

• Issue Resolution Approach

• Risk Response Approach

• Risk Response Options

• Data-Gathering and Reporting

• Options Analysis

• Focus of Key Roles for the Theme
   

Module 9: Close the Programme

• Purpose

• Objectives

• Context

• Activities

• Responsibilities

• Application of the Themes in this Process