APM Project Risk Certificate Level 2 Workshop Training in Norway

  • Learn via: Classroom
  • Duration: 2 Days
  • Level: Expert
  • Price: From €2,483+VAT
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Professional Risk Management is a key competence for project-based organisations. This event gives project and risk managers the opportunity to gain recognition as an experienced risk practitioner. This two day course prepares candidates for the APM Risk Certificate Level 2 in Risk Management and presents the opportunity to sit the exam. The exam syllabus is primarily based on the APM BoK, the APM PRAM Guide, and BS6079 Parts 1 & 3.

The Association for Project Management (APM) is the UK's leading professional body for Project Managers and as such the APM Risk management Qualification is recognised as a valuable asset for any project or programme manager.

The exam syllabus is primarily based on the APM BoK, the APM PRAM Guide, and BS6079 Parts 1 & 3.

Please note: Learners must bring a copy of the PRAM (Project Risk Analysis and Management) guide with them to the course. The PRAM guide is provided to all learners who attend APM Project Risk Certificate Level 1 with QA. Those who have not taken Level 1 with QA will be required to purchase a copy from apm.org.uk.

Learners should ideally have experience of the application of risk management in projects and /or have achieved the APM Risk Certificate Level 1 qualification. This course is suitable for Project and Programme managers who are involved in project risk management and who have a good understanding of project management and a basic understanding of the fundamental concepts of project risk management.

Pre-Course Reading

Learners are provided with pre-course reading prior to attending the course. The successful interaction on the course will be enhanced by close attention to the pre-reading materials. It is recommended that candidates spend 3 to 4 hours reading, review of PRAM and preparation.

At the end of this course you will be able to:

  • understand the application of the essential principles of project risk management
  • apply the principles in a case study scenario
  • prepare effectively to sit the APM Risk Certificate Level 2 exam

The course uses project scenarios and case-studies supported by accelerated-learning techniques to ensure that theory is embedded and delegates feel confident in the practical application of effective project risk management.

The course covers the following syllabus areas:

  • Overview of project risk management
  • Initiation - Define and Focus
  • Risk identification
  • Qualitative risk analysis
  • Risk planning, assessment and reporting
  • Programme and corporate risk management
  • Quantitative risk analysis including advanced quantitative risk analysis
  • Risk modelling
  • Human and cultural dimension in risk management
  • Implementation issues

APM Risk Certificate Level 2 Examination

The examination takes place at 13:30 on the second day of the course.

Key exam information:

Duration - 3h:15min (Includes 15 minutes extra time for reading case study)

Section A (100 Marks) - COMPULSORY

  • 5 Sub Parts
  • Worth 100 Marks
  • Broken in Sub-Sections
  • Expected to take 1.5 hours to complete

Section B (100 marks) Answer any 2 questions

  • Choice of 4 questions
  • 2 relate to case study and 2 are generic risk management
  • Each question is worth 50 Marks
  • Each question expected to take 45 minutes (1.5 hours in total)

Throughout the APM Risk Certificate Level 2, delegates will be exposed to numerous examples of examination questions. We will undertake a number of exercises and 'question-and-answer' sessions that will help to consolidate the learning, thereby ensuring that delegates are more than adequately prepared for the final examination.



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Upcoming Trainings

Join our public courses in our Norway facilities. Private class trainings will be organized at the location of your preference, according to your schedule.

06 januar 2025 (2 Days)
Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim
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07 januar 2025 (2 Days)
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06 januar 2025 (2 Days)
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09 mars 2025 (2 Days)
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01 april 2025 (2 Days)
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