APMG INTERNATIONAL CHANGE MANAGEMENT™ FOUNDATION AND PRACTITIONER (3 MTH online)
The Change Management Foundation and Practitioner course is a holistic offering that gives candidates knowledge to lead and manage change initiatives within their organisation.
What’s included in this course
- Interactive videos covering ALL the content required for the exam
- BONUS videos of four (4) organisational metaphors
- Quizzes for each module and answers
- Forums for collaboration on select quizzes
- Course manual that summarises ALL the content covered in the course
- Sample exam papers from APMG with answers and rational
- The official APMG Foundation and Practitioner exams via ProctorU (2 exams)
At the end of this course, candidates should be able to:
- Explain how individuals are impacted by change, different ways they may respond to change situations and how learning processes help them adapt
- Contribute to development of strategies to help individuals through change, increasing motivation for change and overcoming resistance in order to achieve desired outcomes
- Offer insights on how organisations work, how the process of organisational change occurs, and the typical roles that collaborate to deliver successful change
- Identify key drivers of an organisation’s culture, and recognise different types of change processes (e.g. planned and emergent change)
- Describe significant elements of the stakeholder engagement process in a change initiative, and relate this to appropriate communication strategies
- Discuss with colleagues the different areas of impact of a change initiative, and how momentum for that change can be built and sustained
- Explain the key principles in defining what is to be learned by all involved in a change initiative
- Appreciate the ‘project’ environment in which change is governed and delivered, and change managed
- Apply tactics around the organisational ‘levers’, adoption approaches and reinforcing systems typically used to sustain change, so that it becomes embedded in an organisation
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