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MoP® Certification Training Course - Management of Portfolios Principles, Practices, and Procedures
MoP® certification enhances your skills in optimizing portfolio performance, decision-making, and risk management. It includes two levels: Foundation for core knowledge and Practitioner for real-world application, globally accredited by PeopleCert.
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What is MoP®?
The MoP® or Management of Portfolios is defined as a structured framework that organizations use to manage portfolios process effectively that covers portfolio planning and applying plans. Additionally, organizations rely on this framework to achieve strategic goals, refine decision-making that ensures effective project selection and prioritization, and deliver successful investment outcomes.
The portfolio is a group of projects or programs that targets achieving strategic objectives by managing all of them together proactively. It covers a set of core aspects like risk management, strategic alignment, centralized management, and resource allocation.
What is Expected from this MoP® Certification Training Course?
The MoP® training is designed by experts to help you apply profile management practices effectively in the organization and be entitled to improve the financial outcomes through foundation and practitioner certifications. So here are the expected learning goals:
1- Learning Portfolio Management Fundamentals
Through the MoP® foundation level, you’ll identify the portfolio management concepts, benefits, and misconceptions along with understanding the meaning of the portfolio management model.
Additionally, you’ll learn portfolio management principles like senior management commitment, strategy alignment, and energized change culture.
2- Recognizing Portfolio Management Cycles
The MoP course is your gateway to understanding the meaning of portfolio management cycles, portfolio definition cycles, and portfolio delivery cycles. Understanding the importance and benefits of portfolio management is also covered in this course.
3- Implementing Portfolio Management
The practitioner level guides you on implementing the MoP framework in organizations, improving communications with stakeholders, managing potential risks, and tracking portfolio performance.
Who Should Go For the Management of Portfolios Course?
The Management of Portfolios MoP® course is aimed at those involved in a range of formal & informal portfolio management roles encompassing investment decision-making, project and program delivery, and benefits realization. It is relevant to all those involved in the selection and delivery of business change initiatives including:
- Members of Management Boards and Directors of Change.
- Senior Responsible Owners (sros).
- Portfolio, Programme, Project, Business Change, and Benefits managers.
- Business case writers and Project Appraisers.
What are the Acquired Skills of the MoP Course?
The Management of Portfolios course covers a set of advanced skills that demonstrate mastering portfolio management including:
- Portfolio performance analysis.
- Effective communication with stakeholders.
- Problem-solving.
- Organizational skills.
- Portfolio risk management.
- Decision-making.
- Leadership skills.
- Strategic alignment.
- Resources allocation.
- Monitor and control portfolio performance.
Online Training For MoP® Certification:
The Management of Portfolios training covers details of course duration, additional training sources, and training language:
- Training Duration: 5 Days.
- Exam Simulation.
- Group Activity (Break-out Session) after each lesson.
- Practice Test.
- Access to additional References – Glossary/ Recommended Reading/ Syllabus.
- Material language will be in English.
MoP® Certification Exam Prerequisite
Before starting to join the MoP course, you must check out the exam prerequisites for both foundation and practitioner levels:
Foundation level:
- None.
Practitioner Level:
To take the MoP Practitioner examination, you must hold a current MoP Foundation certificate.
MoP® Exam Format
Both MoP® foundation and practitioner levels have different format details, so check out the exam details of each level:
Foundation
- Multiple choice examination questions.
- 50 questions per paper.
- 25 marks required to pass (out of 50 available) - 50%.
- 40 minutes duration.
- Closed book exam.
Practitioner
- Objective testing format
- Four questions per paper with 20 marks available per question - all question items will be worth one mark, making the total number of marks available per paper 80
- 40 marks required (out of 80 available) to pass - 50%.
- Open book exam. Candidates may use the official printed hard copy of the Management of Portfolios guide. The manual may be annotated and tabulated but no sticky notes and loose leaf papers containing additional notes will be allowed.
MoP® Certification Exam Instruction
- You must pass the Foundation exam before the Portfolio Management Practitioner exam, either on the same day or separately.
- If you have previously passed the Foundation exam, you will be qualified to sit the Practitioner exam without needing to re-sit the Foundation.
- If you take the Portfolio Management Foundation exam only and pass, you will receive a Foundation examination certificate.
- If you sit both the Management of Portfolios Foundation and Practitioner exams on the same day and pass both, you will receive a Practitioner examination certificate only.
Course Inclusions
Introduction : What is Portfolio Management ?
- Introduction about portfolio management
- Portfolio management definitions
- The portfolio management model
- The benefits of portfolio management
- Portfolio management misconceptions
The Strategic & Organizational Context
- Portfolio management and strategic and business planning
- Portfolio management and budgeting and resource allocation
- Portfolio management and program and project management
- Portfolio management and performance management
- Portfolio management and corporate governance
- Portfolio management and corporate functions
Portfolio Management Principles
- Introducing the portfolio management principles
- Portfolio management principle 1: senior management commitment
- Portfolio management principle 2: governance alignment
- Portfolio management principle 3: strategy alignment
- Portfolio management principle 4: portfolio office
- Portfolio management principle 5: energized change culture
Portfolio Management Cycles
- Introduction to the portfolio management cycles
- Why do organizations implement portfolio management?
- If there is no defined start, how should portfolio management be implemented?
- Planned vs Ad-hoc Approaches
- How is progress sustained?
- Why do organizational energy link the portfolio management cycles?
- portfolio management cycles
- Portfolio definition cycle
- Portfolio delivery cycle
Portfolio Definition Cycle Practices 1-5
- Portfolio management practice 1: understand
- Portfolio management practice 2: categorize
- Portfolio management practice 3: prioritize
- Portfolio management practice 4: balance
- Portfolio management practice 5: plan
Portfolio Delivery Cycle Practices 6-12
- Portfolio management practice 6: management control
- Portfolio management practice 7: benefits management
- Portfolio management practice 8: financial management
- Portfolio management practice 9: risk management
- Portfolio management practice 10: stakeholder engagement
- Portfolio management practice 11: organizational governance
- Portfolio management practice 12: resource management
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