Praxis Framework Professional

What is the assessment process for the Praxis Framework Professional?

With the Praxis Framework Professional you will demonstrate your experience of adapting and applying PPM functions and processes on projects or programmes that exhibit characteristics of complexity.

1. Application submitted. → Eligibility and experience verified with referees → application accepted
2. Application assessed. → Evidence assessed against technical knowledge and professional practice criteria → presentation and
   interview scheduled (or application referred)
3. Presentation and interview. → 20 competencies assessed against technical knowledge and professional practice criteria → assessment report completed with recommendation → result issued

For full details of what is required for the application, please download the Praxis Framework Professional (PFP) Candidate Guidance.

Is the Praxis Framework Professional right for me?

To be eligible to undertake the Praxis Framework Professional assessment you must fulfil the below criteria:

• Hold the Praxis Practitioner qualification
• Be professionally active for at least 5 years, with a proven track record of delivering projects, programmes, portfolios or a key control or enabling function
• These projects, programmes or portfolios must exhibit characteristics of complexity
• Have the required breadth of project experience to meet the requirements of 20 Praxis Framework Professional competencies
• Have an advanced technical knowledge and able to confidently evaluate and analyse theory of current practices and methods

If you do not hold any Praxis Qualifications, but hold other certifications like PRINCE2, MSP or APM PMQ, then you can take the short Praxis Bridging course, which will give you the Praxis Practitioner Qualification, which is the pre-requisite to taking the Praxis Framework Professional.  This route provides a cost effective way to gaining your ChPP.

How is the Praxis Framework Professional assessed?

There is not a traditional exam associated with the Praxis Professional, instead it is focused on demonstrating your experience and expertise. You will need to complete the following:

• A written submission including a summary of the case for you becoming a Praxis Framework Professional and summaries of your notable projects
• A portfolio of evidence
• A virtual presentation to an assessor and a professional discussion lasting a minimum of 2 hours
• Referee(s) endorsement

Why study with Training ByteSize?

As experts in delivering project management training through a range of study styles, your success is key to our success. We understand how people learn, we know how to train people to pass exams, we employ the best trainers and specialise in small class sizes to help you get the best from your investment. So, if you’re looking to enhance your project management skills and ensure you pass first time, Training ByteSize is a name you can trust.

As a family run business, project and programme management training is in our blood, and so is innovation. Our founders have been part of the industry since the 1990’s, specifically founding Key Skills and developing the world’s first accredited e-learning course for PRINCE2.

Today we are proud to continue with world firsts; with second generation Victoria at the helm, she had led Training ByteSize to ensure were the first company to develop and deliver e-learning options for accredited courses including Business Analysis Foundation, ITIL4, and AgilePM. When we say we’re experts in project management training, we really do mean it.

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