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Stephen  
#1 Posted : 11 August 2011 16:58:10(UTC)
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Stephen
Afternoon Has anyone out there completed the PRINCE2 Foundation course? I'm considering distance learning - if anyone has any experience of doing it this way then please let me know your views. General PRINCE2 opinions also gratefully received! Cheers. Stephen
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SW  
#2 Posted : 11 August 2011 19:27:35(UTC)
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SW
Hi Stephen I haven't done this but there are Prince 2 Forums around - pop "Prince 2 Forums" into Google and there are a few listed. Regards SW
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Swygart25604  
#3 Posted : 04 September 2011 11:42:54(UTC)
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Swygart25604
PRINCE2 opinions? Look at the book they give you, turn to the first page and see who was involved in gathering this sorry mess together. No automotive , no Japanese. No wonder military and NHS contracts are over budget and way behind delivery times. A load of complete and utter rubbish. Study the Toyota way of managing projects; plenty of stuff on the net about that.
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bradley  
#4 Posted : 12 September 2011 17:13:03(UTC)
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bradley
If PRINCE2 is used correctly it is a very good tool - it's usually the incompetent muppets that are trying to use parts of it that over run on cost. As a PRINCE 2 practitioner I can say that it is a good tool and isn't rocket science - pity people try to use bits of it rather than as designed...
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Terry556  
#5 Posted : 13 September 2011 07:18:07(UTC)
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Terry556
I completed my Prince 2 course October 2010, I cant see you learning a great deal from distance learning, you need to be in the classroom environment, as the first couple of days, is a lot of knowledge to take in, the first part of the exam is a multiple choice test, and the second part is the open book test
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MB1  
#6 Posted : 14 September 2011 16:59:50(UTC)
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MB1
I'm led to believe that PRINC2 is heavily used within the public services environment but not widely used in the private sector, could this be due to monetary imbalances?
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Steve Skok  
#7 Posted : 25 August 2021 05:44:14(UTC)
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Steve Skok

Good question, PRINCE2 Training, and Certification help you to become a successful project manager. You will learn in-depth project management methodologies.

I would suggest you go for online training. All the best!
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RVThompson  
#8 Posted : 25 August 2021 07:01:48(UTC)
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RVThompson

Reported.

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Alan Haynes on 25/08/2021(UTC), Roundtuit on 25/08/2021(UTC), peter gotch on 25/08/2021(UTC)
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