You must hold a current Praxis Framework Foundation certification, earned within the last 3 to 5 years, to take the Practitioner course and exam.

Practical experience in project or programme work (6–12 months) is recommended but not mandatory. Familiarity with other project management methods like PRINCE2 or MSP can be helpful.

The Praxis Framework Practitioner course prepares you to:

• Apply the Praxis lifecycle to projects and programmes
• Tailor governance, roles, and documentation to your organisation
• Integrate risk, change control, scheduling, and stakeholder engagement
• Tackle scenario-based challenges involving cost, schedule, and benefits
• Assess organisational maturity and suggest improvements
• Demonstrate practical skills for successful project outcomes
• Use the Praxis Framework guide effectively during the open-book exam
• Align project and programme management with strategic goals

These objectives focus on practical application to boost your project and programme management skills.

• 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 Practitioner Course?

• 3 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 Framework Practitioner course is ideal for professionals involved in managing projects, programmes, and portfolios who want to advance their practical skills. This includes project managers, programme managers, portfolio managers, PMO staff, and business change professionals seeking a comprehensive, integrated approach to delivery.

It’s also suitable for those aiming to enhance governance, decision-making, and stakeholder engagement within their organisations. Whether you’re stepping into leadership roles or looking to align your practices with a recognised global framework, this course provides essential skills and knowledge to succeed.

Duration: 3 Days (21 Hours of Training)

Delivery Options:

• Virtual Instructor-Led (via Zoom)

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

Exam By: APMG International

Exam Format:

• Duration: 150 minutes (2.5 hours)
• Type: Open book (only the official Praxis Framework guide allowed), multiple-choice
• Questions: Approximately 80–100 scenario-based questions
• Pass mark: 50% (minimum score varies by examining body)

Delivery Methods:

• Online proctored exams via accredited platforms

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 Practitioner course gave me the practical skills and confidence to manage complex projects effectively. The integrated framework approach made it easier to align project goals with business objectives.” – Sarah M., Project Manager

“Completing the Praxis Practitioner certification helped me tailor project governance to our organisation’s needs, improving stakeholder engagement and decision-making processes significantly.” – David L., Programme Manager

“The open-book exam format and real-world scenarios prepared me well for applying the Praxis Framework in my daily work. This certification truly enhanced my career prospects and project delivery capabilities.” – Priya K., Portfolio Manager

To get the most out of the Praxis 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.

The Praxis Framework Practitioner course syllabus is designed to provide a comprehensive and practical understanding of project, programme, and portfolio management through the lens of the integrated Praxis Framework. Below is a detailed breakdown of the key modules and topics typically covered in the course:

1. Introduction to the Praxis Framework Practitioner Level

• Overview of the integrated framework: combining knowledge, methods, competencies, and capability maturity
• Recap of Foundation-level concepts and their application at Practitioner level
• Understanding the role of the Practitioner in managing projects and programmes

2. Project and Programme Lifecycle Application

• Applying the Praxis lifecycle phases: identification, definition, delivery, and closure
• Managing stand-alone projects vs. multi-project programmes
• Lifecycle tailoring to organisational context and project complexity

3. Governance Structures and Roles

• Defining governance frameworks and decision-making hierarchies
• Roles and responsibilities of sponsors, project managers, programme managers, portfolio boards, and PMOs
• Ensuring accountability and effective communication across governance layers

4. Planning and Schedule Management

• Planning techniques and schedule management factors influencing project delivery
• Resource scheduling and allocation strategies
• Managing dependencies, constraints, and critical path analysis
• Techniques for manipulating activities to optimise schedules

5. Risk, Issue, and Change Management

• Identifying, assessing, and managing risks and issues within projects and programmes
• Change control processes and impact assessments
• Integrating risk and change management into governance and reporting

6. Benefits and Stakeholder Engagement

• Benefits management and realisation strategies
• Stakeholder identification, analysis, and communication planning
• Engaging stakeholders effectively to support project and programme success

7. Capability Maturity and Competency Framework

• Assessing organisational maturity levels and identifying improvement opportunities
• Developing practitioner competencies aligned with project and programme needs
• Supporting organisational growth through maturity models and continuous improvement

8. Tailoring the Praxis Framework

• Adapting governance, documentation, and processes to organisational size and culture
• Aligning Praxis with corporate governance, regulatory requirements, and existing methodologies
• Practical examples of tailoring in diverse industry contexts

9. Practical Application and Scenario-Based Exercises

• Working through realistic project and programme scenarios to apply theory
• Exam preparation through case studies and sample questions
• Time management and navigation techniques for the open-book exam