This is an examination-based course, which gives delegates an accreditation to the Management of Risk certification at Foundation Level. The course provides delegates with a detailed knowledge of the M_o_R principles, processes and techniques for identifying, assessing, planning for and managing risks. The course helps delegates understand the benefits of managing risks from Strategic, Programme, Project and Operational perspectives.

Pre-Event Study Materials
The event preparation materials include the MoR guidance for practitioner, a structured Pre-Event Study Guide. The preparation materials includes a Pre-course study guide. As a guideline we recommend ten hours of pre-course preparation.

Learn and understand the detail of the M_o_R methodology, principles and process

Understand the benefits that M_o_R can bring to organisations

Appreciate how M_o_R principles can support Corporate Governance

Consider the management of risk from Strategic, Programme, Project and Operational perspectives

Apply a range of risk management techniques to real world situations

Introduction

Defining risk and risk management

Identifying common risk management problems and how M_o_R can help overcome these

An overview of the twelve principles underpinning the M_o_R

How the principles support Corporate Governance

A detailed explanation of the process model and lifecycle which form the basis of the M_o_R method

Key M_o_R documents used in association with the process

Application of techniques to identify, assess, plan and implement risk management and support communications and reporting

Practise examination multiple-choice questions

Organisations and individuals who need a practical approach to managing risks using the M_o_R method

Managers and Support Staff who need a detailed understanding of various aspects the management of risk and the key management documents that should be created

Employees who wish to gain accreditation to the M_o_R Foundation Level

Suggested 15 hours of pre-course preparation

3-day course

Practical exercises

45-minute, multiple-choice, closed-book Foundation Exam on the third day

Delegates are encouraged to complete 1-2 hours of evening work on each day of course

Reading pack which includes the OGC Manual
Management of Risk: Guidance for Practitioners

TCMC M_o_R pre-course Workbook

Comprehensive coursework useful as a reference guide when returning to the office

Evening Work

Delegates will be required to complete an average of 2-3 hours evening work. This will include revision questions and sample papers

M_o_R Practitioner

Directing Successful Projects with PRINCE2

Principles of Change Management

Introduction to MSP

MSP Foundation and Practitioner