PRINCE2 recertification

As of 1st January 2023 an expiry date has been introduced for PRINCE2 certifications, so that they expire after 3 years.

This means that if you want to keep your PRINCE2 certificate, you need to take a recertification or take an overbidden course.

We offer 1-day courses incl. certification exam so you can have your certification extended.

See classes and sign up
PRINCE2 Foundation hos MetierWestergaard

What are my options for a PRINCE2 recertification?

If you wish to maintain your certification, there are various options:

Recertication

You can take a recertification. This means that you must take a new PRINCE2 exam. At MetierWestergaard, we offer two options for this: 

Re-certification course:

This is a 1-day course where we update you on the PRINCE2 method. During this day, you will be ready to take the exam and obtain your recertification, which is then valid for 3 years. 

Below you can register for these one-day courses. Alternatively, you can take our e-learning, where you have the opportunity to update yourself on the method, and then take the exam afterwards. This is a brand new course, but at an attractive price. 

Advanced course:

If you already have a PRINCE2 Foundation certification (which has expired or will expire), then you can take an exam in PRINCE2 Practitioner or PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner. This will then lead to an extension of your PRINCE2 certification for 3 years - i.e. both your Foundation and your new Practitioner certification.

Read more about PRINCE2 Practitioner here.

Read more about PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner here.

The above also means that if you already have a certification in PRINCE2 Practitioner or PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner which expires, you must take a re-certification in the course in question.

Will my PRINCE2 certificate expire?

Has it been a long time since you took your PRINCE2 course? How do I know, if I should be recertified? Is re-certification necessary?
Please note that there are new rules per January 1, 2023!

If you have taken a PRINCE2 certification before 30 June 2020, your certification expires per 30 June 2023. 

This means that you must take a recertification if you want to keep your PRINCE2 certificate. 

If you took your PRINCE2 certification after 30 June 2020, your certification expires 3 years after the date of your certificate. 

This again means that you must take a recertification if you want to keep your PRINCE2 certificate. 

If you are in doubt about when you have taken your exam, and thus when your certificate expires, you must log in to your PeopleCert profile, where you have access to your exams and certificates. If you have problems with this, you are always welcome to contact us.

About PRINCE2 recertification

This is a 1-day course where we take you through the PRINCE2 method (either Foundation, Practitioner or Agile).

Included in the course price is the certification exam and access to the e-book.

Exam & Certification

The exam is a multiple choice test. The exam is done online.

You will receive a voucher for your PRINCE2 exam, allowing for you to book a time of your choice for your exam.

Your benefits

  • You obtain an updated certification that is valid for 3 years from the time of the exam.
  • You will update your knowledge of the PRINCE2 method and the latest updates.

Workplace benefits

  • It is essential for your organization that your knowledge is up to date. Going forward, there will be an increasing focus on whether your certifications are up to date.

Who is the target group?

A recertification course is relevant for you who already have a PRINCE2 certification which is expiring and which you want updated.

Prerequisites

It is a requirement that you have a PRINCE2 certification, which expires. If you do not have it, you must take a regular classroom course or our e-learning, which is also a complete course including an exam.

Planned classes

No courses found - but you are very welcome to contact us if you would like to attend one of our courses.

Add participant

The participant was added

What is your next step?

Unfortunately, an error occured

close