Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner Overview
The Praxis Framework™ offers a unique, integrated approach to project, programme, and portfolio management. It unifies governance, lifecycle, competency, and capability models into a single framework, helping professionals streamline delivery, align with strategic goals, and improve organisational performance across a wide range of industries and business environments.
This Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner Training delivers a complete learning path. The Foundation level introduces core terminology, principles, and structure, while the Practitioner level focuses on applying that knowledge in real-world project and programme scenarios. Together, they ensure a solid understanding and effective application of the Praxis Framework™.
Designed for Project Managers, Programme Managers, and PMO professionals, this 5-day online training equips learners with practical skills to implement integrated management strategies. The course enhances leadership, resource management, stakeholder engagement, and governance empowering participants to deliver successful, value-driven outcomes through efficient project and programme execution.
Learning Outcomes
Understand the integrated structure of the Praxis Framework™
Learn key concepts across project, programme, and portfolio management
Apply governance, lifecycle, competency, and capability models effectively
Gain skills to manage change, risk, and stakeholders efficiently
Enhance alignment of projects with organisational strategy
Build confidence in applying Praxis to real-world scenarios
Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites for the Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner Training Course, thus anyone can attend. However, successful completion of the Praxis Framework™ Foundation Examination is required before moving on to the Practitioner section of this Praxis Framework™ Course.
Who Should Attend This Course?
This Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner Training Course is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the Praxis Framework™ and how to apply it in practice, which includes the below professionals:
• Project Managers
• Programme Managers
• Portfolio Managers
• Business Analysts
• Change Managers
• Quality Assurance (QA) Managers
• Risk Managers
This training benefits individuals who want to improve leadership, coordination, and strategic decision-making while earning an internationally recognised qualification in modern project and programme management.
Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Praxis
- Value of ‘Free’
- Discontinuous Mind
- Praxis Context
- Goals of P3 Management
- Central Elements of Both Project and Programme Management
- Typical Characteristics of Programme Management
- Core Elements of Portfolio Management
- Commonly Identified Areas of Complexity for Projects and Programmes
- Time to Drop Quality
- Expansion of the Triple Constraint within the Praxis Method
Module 2: Life Cycle Management
- Goals of Life Cycle Management
- P3 Life Cycle Phases and Governance Mechanisms
- Typical Serial Project Life Cycle
- Parallel Project Life Cycle
- Parallel Project Iteration
- Typical Programme Life Cycle
- Typical Portfolio Life Cycle
Module 3: Agile Project
- Characteristics of an Agile Project and its Relationship with the Triple Constraint
- Scrum Development Process Used in Agile Projects
- Praxis and DSDM Agile
- Goals of Sponsorship
- Characteristics of a Sponsor
Module 4: Knowledge and Maturity Management
- Goals of Knowledge Management
- Establishing Knowledge Management
- Goals of Capability and Maturity Management
- CMMI Capability and Maturity Levels
- Praxis and Other P3 Guidance
- Praxis Delivery Functions
Module 5: Integrative and Organisation Management
- Integrative Management Functions
- Principles, Goals and Procedure of Organisation Management
- Organisation Management – Levels
- Standard Project Structure
- Programme Structure
- Organisation Management Plan
Module 6: Stakeholder Management
- Principles, Goals and Procedure of Stakeholder Management
- Stakeholder Map
- Stakeholder Management Plan
- Stakeholder Register
- Principles and Goals of Business Case Management
- Business Case
- Justification
Module 7: Planning
- Principles and Goals of Planning
- Management Plans
- Delivery Plans
- Inherent Uncertainty
- Typical Sections of a Delivery Plan
- Principles and Goals of Control
- Categories of Control Techniques
- RAG Reports
- Control Management Plan
Module 8: Assurance
- Principles and Goals of Assurance
- Assurance
- Assurance Management Plan
- Principles, Goals and Procedure for Information Management
- Information Management Plan
Module 9: Scope Management Plan
- Principles and Goals of Scope Management
- Scope Management Procedure
- Terminology of Scope
- Scope Documents and Product Documents
- Product Definition Techniques
- Scope Management Plan
Module 10: Requirements Management
- Principles, Goals and Procedure of Requirements Management
- Characteristics of a Well Specified Requirement
- Purpose of Value Management
- Requirements Management in Project and Programmes
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Solutions Development
Module 11: Benefits, Configuration, and Schedule Management
- Principles, Goals and Procedure of Benefits Management
- Benefits Management Plan
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Change Control
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Configuration Management
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Schedule Management
- Time Scheduling
Module 12: Techniques and Charts
- Factors Affecting Choice of Technique
- Time Scheduling Techniques
- Gantt Chart
- Network Diagram – Precedence Diagram
- Critical Path Analysis
- Forward Pass
- Backward Pass
- Float Calculations
- Types of Floats
Module 13: Scheduling
- Resource Scheduling
- Resource Limited Scheduling
- Options for Manipulating Activities
- Options for Manipulating Resources
- Estimating Techniques
- Schedule Management Plan
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Finance Management
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Investment Appraisal
- Factors to be Included
Module 14: Investment, Budget, and Funds
- Investment Appraisal Techniques
- Scoring Methods
- Payback Method
- Discounted Cash Flow
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Funding
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Budgeting and Cost Control
- Base Cost
- Major Components of a P3 Budget
- Types of Costs to be Tracked
- Finance Management Plan
Module 15: Risk Management
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Risk Management
- Risk Context
- Risk Assessment Techniques
- Probability-Impact Assessment
- Risk Responses
- Risk Management Plan
- Risk Register
Module 16: Change, Contract, and Resource Management
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Change Management
- Change Management Models
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Resource Management
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Procurement
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Contract Management
- Universal Principles Governing Contracts
- Typical Contract Information and ‘Conditions’
- Principles, Goals, and Procedures of Mobilisation
- Resource Management Plan
Module 17: Project and Programme Processes
- Identification Process
- Appoint Identification Team
- Review Previous Lessons
- Prepare Brief
- Prepare Definition Plan
Module 18: Sponsorship Process
- Review Request for Authorisation
- Provide Management Support
- Confirm Closure
- Definition Process
- Appoint Definition Team
- Pre-authorisation Work
Module 19: Plan Delivery
- Consolidate Definition Documentation
- Delivery Process
- Authorise Work
- Progress Report
- Event Report
- Update and Communicate
- Accept Completed Work
Module 20: Boundaries and Closure Process
- Close and Review the Previous Tranche/Stage
- Assemble Documentation
- Development Process
- Accept Work Package
- Context of the Development Process
- Closure Process
- Prepare for Closure
- Benefits Realisation Process
- Prepare for Transition
- Conclude Transition
Module 21: Interpersonal Skills and Conflict Management
- Goals of Communication
- David Berlo’s Components of Communication
- Goals of Conflict Management
- Thamhain and Wilemon - Sources of Conflict
- Tuckman
- Conflict Management Models Maccoby and Scudder
- Conflict Management Models Thomas-Kilmann
- Goals and Procedure of Delegation
- SMART Objectives
- MoSCoW Prioritisation
Module 22: Leadership
- Goals of Leadership
- Hersey and Blanchard
- Adair’s Action-Centred Leader
- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- In P3 Management Terms
- Hertzberg
Module 23: Influencing
- Goals of Influencing
- Cialdini’s Six Principles of Influence
- Cohen and Bradford Influence Model
- Ethics
- Montana and Charnov’s Seven Forms of Power
Module 24: Negotiation
- Goals of Negotiation
- Typical Procedure of Negotiation
- Shell’s Five Styles of Negotiation
- Goals of Teamwork
- Belbin Team Roles
- Katzenbach and Smith’s Level of Teamwork
Module 25: Introduction to P3 Management
- Life Cycle Management
- P3 Life Cycle Phases and Governance Mechanisms
- Project and Programme Processes
- Identification Processes
- Sponsorship Process
- Characteristics of a Sponsor
- Leadership
- Hersey and Blanchard
- Adair's Action-Centred Leader
- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- P3 Management Terms
- Hertzberg
- Prepare Brief
- Stakeholder Management
- Stakeholder Map
- Goals of Influencing
- Cialdini's Six Principles of Influence
- Cohen and Bradford Influence Model
- Ethics
- Montana and Charnov’s Seven Forms of Power
Module 26: Business Case Management
- Business Case
- Justification
- Prepare Definition Plan
- Definition Process
- Standard Project Structure
- Programme Structure
- Teamwork and Tuckman
- Katzenbach and Smith’s Level of Teamwork
- Conflict Management
- Thamhain and Wilemon - Sources of Conflict
- Conflict Management Models Maccoby and Scudder
- Conflict Management Models Thomas-Kilmann
Module 27: Planning
- Management Plans
- Plan Delivery
- Delivery Plans
- Typical Sections of a Delivery Plan
- Scope Management and Procedure
- Product Definition Techniques
- Requirements Management
- Purpose of Value Management
- Solutions Development
- Benefits Management
- Change Control
- Configuration Management
Module 28: Schedule Management
- Time Scheduling
- Factors Affecting the Choice of Technique
- Gantt Chart
- Network Diagram – Precedence Diagram
- Critical Path Analysis
Module 29: Resource Scheduling
- Resource Limited Scheduling
Module 30: Options for Manipulating Activities
- Finance Management
- Investment Appraisal
- Scoring Methods
- Payback Method
- Discounted Cash Flow
- Funding
- Budgeting and Cost Control
Module 31: Risk Management
- Probability-Impact Assessment
- Risk Responses
- Change Management
Module 32: Resource Management
- Procurement
- Contract Management
- Goals of Negotiation
- Shell's Five Styles of Negotiation
- Mobilisation
- Delivery Process
- Information Management
- Control
- RAG Reports
- Earned Value Management
- Where Will the Trend Lead?
Module 33: Communication
- Goals of Communication
- David Berlo’s Components of Communication
- Boundaries Process
- Assurance
- Development Process
- Context of the Development Process
- Delegation
- Closure Process
- Benefits Realisation Process
What’s Included
World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors
Digital Delegate Pack
Interactive course
24/7 Tutor support
Exercise files
Scenario-based learning
Praxis Framework™ Foundation and Practitioner Schedule
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- 16 hours course
- Mock exams
- Exams included, taken online
- Immediate access for 90 days
- Certificates on completion
- Exercise files
- Personal performance tool
- 24/7 Support
- Track your teams progress
- Downloadable resources & fun Challenges
- Ai assistant
- Train in the comfort of your home
- Interactive course
- Compatible on mobile, tablet and desktop
- Scenario based learning
- Bookmarking ability
- Note taking facilities
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Frequently Asked Questions?
This course combines both Foundation
and Practitioner levels, offering a comprehensive understanding of the Praxis
Framework™. It equips professionals with the knowledge and skills to manage
projects and programmes using an integrated, flexible, and value-focused
approach.
Ideal for Project Managers, Programme Managers, PMO Staff, and Business Change professionals seeking a unified framework. It benefits those looking to improve delivery, governance, and alignment of projects with business strategy.
You will learn Praxis principles,
lifecycle models, governance structures, and competency frameworks. The course
teaches how to apply these concepts in real-world situations to improve project
and programme outcomes and organisational success.
This 5-day training covers both
Foundation and Practitioner levels. It includes interactive learning, practical
examples, and exam preparation to ensure a deep understanding and confident
application of the Praxis Framework™.
No prior certification is required,
though basic project or programme management knowledge is beneficial. The
course starts with fundamentals and advances to practical application at the
Practitioner level.
Yes, there are two exams. The
Foundation exam tests basic understanding, while the Practitioner exam assesses
your ability to apply Praxis in real-world scenarios through case-based
questions.
Praxis is the only truly integrated
framework covering projects, programmes, and portfolios. It unites governance,
capability, and competency into one system, reducing duplication and improving
consistency in management practices.
Praxis ensures consistent management
practices, better alignment with strategy, and improved resource use. Its
holistic approach supports decision-making, risk control, and long-term value across
projects and programmes.
Praxis is applicable across various
sectors including IT, construction, finance, healthcare, and public services.
Its flexible and scalable approach makes it suitable for organisations managing
diverse projects and programmes.
Yes, Praxis is adaptable and can
complement other frameworks like PRINCE2®, Agile, and MSP®. It helps unify
practices while enhancing flexibility, governance, and performance in any
project environment.
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