The Management of Risk (MoR) course is focused on risk management specifically within the project environment.

Like PRINCE2 and Managing Successful Programmes, the course comes in two levels – Foundation and Practitioner.

Relevant exam vouchers included in course fee.

Why should I take the course?

PMO practitioners have chosen MoR when looking to improve their knowledge and insights specifically around risks in the project environment they work within.

Risk management is arguably one of the most important aspects of robust project management alongside planning and to have knowledge of best practice in this area would be considered a bonus in a PMO practitioner.

For PMO practitioners with minimal experience in risk management, the Foundation level is the place to start. For the more experienced, and especially those working in PMO management, the Practitioner level should also be undertaken.

For a PMO practitioner, it is important to understand some of the key themes such as corporate governance, risk management policies, processes and strategies, and the use of risk registers and issue logs.

MoR is a great certification to pursue if you are looking to deepen your knowledge; potentially becoming a risk specialist in the team or are operating in a regulatory organisation.

You have two options, take the MoR Foundation or take both the Foundation and Practitioner together.

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How do I take this course?

This course is provided via eLearning. You will receive login details to access the course materials and lessons, you then take the course, learning at your own pace.

The price also includes the exam. An exam voucher will be issued to you and you can take the exam whenever you are ready. Exams are proctored, which means they can be booked and carried out remotely. You will need a PC/laptop with webcam in order to take the exam. Instructions on how to book your exam will be sent to you.

To get the ball rolling, enrol on the course and start learning today.

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Should I take Foundation and Practitioner?

It depends. For the more senior PMO practitioners it is advised that you would complete both levels – especially if you are looking to become an advanced practitioner in risk management.

The Foundation level is fine if you’re currently working as a PMO Analyst within a PMO, the Practitioner can be carried out later in your career.

For more information take a look at the MoR information from AXELOS

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Is MoR well recognised?

Yes, by organisations and managers within project and programme management.

It’s a course that denotes specialism or being a specialist – so less well-known than something like PRINCE2.

Many PMO practitioners opt to complete MoR if they are specifically working in organisations that have a serious focus on risk management.

They often do this course alongside P3O.

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I'm not working in a PMO, why should I do this course?

The MoR course is also popular with practitioners working in all levels of project management who are looking to increase their knowledge in this crucial area of project management.

Project Managers, Programme Managers, Heads of departments and project team members all have a need to understand risk management.

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Is there support available throughout the course?

If you require any support during your eLearning course, the Aspire Europe helpdesk is available during office hours. The contact number and email will be made available upon booking.

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