The Praxis Foundation course has no formal prerequisites, making it suitable for beginners. To take the Practitioner course, you usually need to have passed the Foundation exam.

Completing a Praxis course equips you with a comprehensive skill set essential for effective project, programme, and portfolio management. Key learning objectives include:

• Understanding the integrated framework combining knowledge, methods, and competencies
• Applying governance structures and processes across different lifecycle phases
• Tailoring the Praxis Framework to suit your organisation’s projects and programmes
• Developing practical skills to analyse and respond to project and programme scenarios
• Enhancing interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with stakeholders
• Managing risks, issues, and benefits to ensure successful delivery
• Creating and using project and programme documents aligned with best practices

These objectives prepare you to confidently manage complex initiatives and contribute to organisational success.

• Accredited Training Organisation (ATO): Certified by APMG International.
• Experienced Trainers: Agile experts with years of real-world project experience.
• Interactive and Practical: Hands-on learning, not theory-heavy lectures.
• Exam Support: We guide you through every step, from enrolment to certification.
• High Success Rate: Our learners consistently achieve top exam results.
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What’s Included in your Praxis Foundation and Practitioner Course?

• 5 days of live, instructor-led interactive training.
• Accredited Praxis trainer with practical delivery experience
• Comprehensive study materials and course handbook
• Access to sample exams and mock tests
• Exam registration and scheduling support
• Templates, case studies, and practice exercises
• 5 CPD points (where applicable)

The Praxis course is ideal for professionals holding the following job titles:

• Project Managers
• Programme Managers
• Portfolio Managers
• PMO Analysts and Staff
• Business Analysts
• Change Managers
• Senior Team Members involved in governance and oversight

Duration: 5 Days (35 Hours of Training)

Delivery Options:

• Virtual Instructor-Led (via Zoom)

• On-site Group Training (Minimum of 10 learners)

Exam By: APMG International

When you take the Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner courses together, you complete two separate exams.

Foundation Exam:

• Format: Multiple choice, closed book
• Duration: 1 hour
• Number of questions: Approximately 75
• Pass mark: 50% (38 correct answers or more)

Practitioner Exam:

• Format: Complex multiple choice, scenario-based, open book (only the Praxis Framework reference allowed)
• Duration: 2.5 hours
• Number of questions: Approximately 80
• Pass mark: 50% (about 40 correct answers)
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Group Discounts

5% for 4 Group Members

10% for 10 Group Members

15% for 15 Group Members

Corporate groups can customise training with company-specific templates and reporting standards.

“The Praxis course gave me a clear, integrated understanding of project and programme management, boosting my confidence and career.”
— Sarah M., Programme Manager

“Efficient Certification”

“The combined course minimized time away from work and prepared me well for real-world scenarios with great support.”
— David L., Project Manager

To get the most out of the Praxis Foundation and Practitioner course, you’ll need:

• Basic computer skills for accessing online materials and exams
• A willingness to learn and engage with project and programme management concepts
• Access to the free Praxis Framework online to review key terminology and concepts
• Official Praxis Foundation certification is required

These essentials will help you prepare effectively and succeed in the practitioner exam.

Understanding the detailed syllabus of the Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner courses helps candidates prepare effectively and ensures comprehensive coverage of essential topics.

Praxis Framework™ Foundation Course Syllabus

The Foundation course covers the fundamental concepts and terminology that form the basis of the Praxis Framework. Key syllabus areas include:

• Introduction to the Praxis Framework: Overview of the integrated framework combining project, programme, and portfolio management.
• Lifecycle Phases: Understanding the stages of project and programme lifecycles, including initiation, planning, execution, and closure.
• Governance Structures and Functions: Roles, responsibilities, and governance mechanisms within projects and programmes.
• Processes and Methods: Core processes such as risk management, issue management, and benefits management.
• Tailoring Praxis: Basic principles of adapting the framework to fit organisational context and project complexity.
• Terminology and Definitions: Familiarisation with key terms used throughout the framework.

Praxis Framework™ Practitioner Course Syllabus

The Practitioner course builds on Foundation knowledge, focusing on practical application and tailoring of the framework in real-world scenarios. Core syllabus topics include:

• Applying Governance: Designing and implementing governance structures tailored to project and programme needs.
• Tailoring and Adaptation: Customising processes, methods, and documentation to suit organisational and project-specific requirements.
• Project and Programme Interfaces: Managing the interaction and dependencies between projects and programmes within portfolios.
• Risk, Issue, and Benefit Management: Advanced techniques for identifying, assessing, and controlling risks and issues, and realising benefits.
• Programme Delivery Infrastructure: Establishing and managing infrastructure to support effective programme delivery.
• Scenario-Based Case Studies: Analysing complex project and programme scenarios to apply framework principles and make informed decisions.
• Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Enhancing stakeholder engagement and communication within project and programme contexts.