This course will help you clear your PRINCE2 Foundation exam with ease.
With this exam simulator you will be able to go through 3 practice exams containing 60 questions each, which I have carefully hand-crafted each question to put you to the test. After passing these exams, you will be fully prepared for what it is like to take the PRINCE2 Foundation Certification Exam.
This course is designed around the official Exam Guide from PRINCE2, so you can pass the official PRINCE2 Foundation Certification Exam with confidence!
These tests are updated constantly to ensure that you are kept up to date with the question types that come in the exam and help you clear at ease.
Project management is an exciting place to be. Project managers help shape the success of organizations, implement new technology, change the business landscape, and have influence over all areas of a business. Project managers also earn a nice income and often move up the organizational chain into full-time management positions.
PRINCE2 (an acronym for PRojects IN Controlled Environments) is a de facto process-based method for effective project management. PRINCE2 is widely recognized and used in the private as well as public sector. The PRINCE2 method is in the public domain and offers non-proprietorial best practice guidance on project management.
Prince2 Certification is a highly recognized and reputed qualification. Not only does it give you a strong skill set to add to your resume but also considerably increases your ability to execute projects in a corporate environment. The skills you gain are industry-agnostic and have a global appeal.
The benefits of completing the PRINCE2 Certifications directly translate into well paid careers in project management:
The average annual salary for project managers stands at £47,500. Top professionals in the financial sector enjoy the highest remuneration averaging over £150,000 pa. For freelance project management contractors, the average day rate is £450 but there is great scope for increased earning power. One-in-six contractors are now earning £700-£1,000 per day, which compares more than favorably against other professions.
