Alot of people ask me for questions or braindumps for the Prince2 Practitioner exam. Whilst I am not able to provide these myself I have found this software package for just £30 which includes practice questions as well as the official candidate guidance from the APMG, Prince2 examination body.

With regards to distance learning there is alot of CBT stuff available here.

 Many of you have been asking for self study guides since my earlier posts for the Prince2 exams. Why not try this book from the APM group? It covers both the Foundation and Practitioner exams and includes many sample questions and past exam papers as well as useful hints and tips.

I have just found out that people are not allowed to create any training material for Prince2 without a license from APMG . I am in the process of finding out how much it would cost but suspect it  won’t be cheap. What a waste of time that was!

The Prince2 Self Study guides I have been working on will be ready by next Monday (25th June). If anyone has take the practitioner exam recently and can remember the type of question they had it would be very helpful and enable me to add to the braindump section. Please email prince2@johnkellett.co.uk if you have the time, thanks.

Self study for the Prince2 exams is alot cheaper than booking an official course. To become a Prince2 Practitioner you must first pass the multiple choice (75 questions) one hour foundation exam, followed by the 3 hour, open book written exam. If you are in the UK, the exams can be taken in either Milton Keynes, Chester or York and booked here. They only seem to do them on a Friday (which is a pain) and they are also not cheap compared with other exams such as ITIL (£100). It costs £190 for the Foundation, £350 for the Practioner or £540 for both (all prices include VAT.) You cannot take the Practitioner exam until you have passed the Foundation. 

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As you know this website has primarily been based on Server Based Computing Articles. This was beause working in the industry I was able to blog about day to day things that happened to me in this field. Over the years i have gradually been moving more and more into Project management and away from the technical side

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