The PRINCE2® certification exam is tricky to pass because of the style of objective testing and the number of questions you have to answer.
But PRINCE2® itself is not a difficult method to learn – and the official manual is actually pretty easy to follow and understand.
When I did my Foundation and Practitioner exams, I only used the two official PRINCE2® handbooks:
1. Managing Successful Projects with PRINCE2®
I think you should read the original guidance. It’s written in a very accessible way. If your training provider does not provide it, it is worth investing in. Not least because Practitioner is an open book exam and you can tab and annotate your manual to help you in the test.
2. PRINCE2® Handbook
The PRINCE2® Handbook is another official AXELOS publication. It condenses the whole of the ‘proper’ manual into a smaller format and acts as your quick reference guide.
3. PRINCE2® Study Guide (2017 Update) by David Hinde
If you are finding the PRINCE2® manual hard going or you are using the self-study route, then David Hinde’s book is for you.
It takes the official text and presents it in a way that is accessible. OK, it’s still not the most interesting content in the world, but it will help you pass the exams. There are sample questions at the end of each chapter and more questions in the appendices.
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