PRINCE2 Foundation Materials Provider

Tender description

Customer Requirements/Specification 1. Accreditation: The provider should be accredited by AXELOS, the owner of the PRINCE2 framework. 2. Comprehensive Curriculum: Provide access to a comprehensive curriculum that covers all the key concepts, principles, themes, processes, and terminology of PRINCE2. The curriculum should align with the PRINCE2 syllabus and exam requirements. 3. Engaging Training Materials: Provide engaging and interactive training materials, including presentations, case studies, exercises, and other resources to help trainees grasp the concepts and apply them in real-world scenarios. 4. Mock Exams: Provide a sufficient number of exams that closely resemble the format and difficulty level of the actual PRINCE2 foundation exams. 5. Foundation Exam and Certificate: Provide a one-off fee to cover all course materials, foundation exams, and trainees' certificates. 6. Organisational Support: Offer support to LJMU instructors, including opportunities for one-on-one discussions, clarification of doubts, and guidance on the PRINCE2 teaching and learning structures. 7. Updated Content: Ensure that the provided training materials and curriculum are up to date with the latest version of the PRINCE2 framework, and any changes or updates introduced by AXELOS. 8. Post-Training Resources: Provide access to post-training resources, such as reference guides, study aids, and additional learning materials, to help trainees continue their learning and revision after the course. 9. Transparent Information: Clearly communicate to LJMU instructors and trainees the benefits of PRINCE2 certification, the structure of the exams, the accreditation process, and any prerequisites for taking the exams. 10. Customer Feedback: Gather feedback from instructors and trainees to continuously improve the LJMU training programme and address any areas of concern. 11. Scope: We anticipate that there will be around 100 delegates per annum. Additional information: Please see ITT document Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No