Poland: Core Features & Benefits of Our Managing Successful Programmes (MSP ) Foundation Course
Why Poland Learners Advance with ScholarAcads Managing Successful Programmes (MSP ) Foundation Program
1. Module: Introduction and Key Concepts
The first module of the MSP® Foundation course includes an introduction to the course and the exam. This will cover what programmes are, why programme management is necessary, common challenges, the programme environment and the three lenses.
2. Module: Principles
This module reviews the seven principles that underpin MSP®. These seven principles are:
- Lead with purpose
- Collaborate with purpose
- Deal with ambiguity
- Align with priorities
- Deploy diverse skills
- Realise measurable benefits
- Bring pace and value.
3. Module: Introduction to Themes and the Organisation Theme
This module starts with a look at programme governance, the programme strategy, programme plans and the ‘Plan-Do-Check-Act’ cycle.
It will then start the review the seven MSP® themes:
- Organisation
- Design
- Justification
- Structure
- Knowledge
- Assurance
- Decisions
4. Module: The Design Theme
This session will review MSP®’s design theme which will include a discussion of:
- Key documents
- Vision statement
- Benefits, including: Types of benefits, benefits profile, and benefits map
- Risk and risk prioritisation
- Target operating model
- Current and future state and gap analysis
5. Module: The Justification Theme
In this module you will review MSP®’s justification theme which involves a discussion of key documents, the funding approach, the programme brief, and the business case. This module will also discuss investment appraisals, financial contingency, business case validation and financial plans.
6. Module: The Structure Theme
Module six considers the structure theme of MSP® and will discuss:
- The key documents
- Establishing an appropriate pace
- Delivery planning
- Multimodal delivery
- Dependencies
- Benefits realisation planning
- Resourcing approaches
7. Module: The Knowledge Theme
Continuing with the MSP® themes, this session on the knowledge theme will review knowledge and information, the key documents, key concepts, and information management.
8. Module: The Assurance Theme
Considering the assurance theme, in this module you will discuss:
- The key documents
- The three lines of defence
- Assurance planning
- Success factors
- The assurance steps
9. Module: The Decisions Theme
Module nine looks at the final MSP® theme, decisions. In this module, you will review:
- The key documents
- Decision points
- Issue resolution
- Risk management
- Risk responses
- Data gathering and reporting
10. Module: The Processes
The final session of the MSP® Foundation course will review the seven processes that are defined in Managing Successful Programmes. These processes are:
- Identify the programme
- Design the outcomes
- Plan progressive delivery
- Deliver the capabilities
- Embed the outcomes
- Evaluate new information
- Close the programme
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Who Should Consider Managing Successful Programmes (MSP ) Foundation Program Poland

Eligibility Guidelines for Managing Successful Programmes (MSP ) Foundation Certification Poland
Accessible to all, no prior qualifications required
Ideal starting point for Program management skills
Course covers Managing Sucessful Program, Principles, and Governance Themes
Requires completion of an accredited course and passing the Foundation exam

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21-Day Roadmap to Managing Successful Programmes (MSP ) Foundation Certification Exam Success: Poland

Familiarize yourself with the MSP® Foundation exam structure, content outline, and topics covered by PeopleCert.
Secure 16 hours of instructor-led training based on the MSP® 5th Edition manual.
Create a structured study plan that outlines your daily or weekly study schedule, key MSP® 5th Edition topics, and certification goals.
Collect essential MSP® study materials such as the official MSP® 5th Edition manual, your ATO's training manual, and reputable online resources.
Employ active learning techniques like flashcards, mind maps, and teaching concepts to others to enhance understanding and retention of MSP® principles and governance themes.
Practice taking the MSP® Foundation exam under simulated conditions using complimentary mock tests.
Receive dedicated After Training support for exam preparation from your provider.
Dedicated Managing Successful Programmes (MSP ) Foundation Experts in Poland
Based in: Warsaw, Poland
Looking to become proficient in PRINCE2 7 and PRINCE2 Agile in Poland? Meet Katarzyna Kowalska, an accredited PRINCE2 trainer based in Warsaw. Katarzyna is passionate about empowering project professionals with the skills to manage projects effectively using the latest PRINCE2 frameworks.
Professional Background:
Katarzyna has over 10 years of experience managing projects in the IT, telecommunications, and manufacturing sectors in Poland. Her experience includes implementing both traditional and agile project management approaches.
Certifications:
- PRINCE2® 7 Foundation
- PRINCE2® 7 Practitioner
- PRINCE2 Agile® Foundation
- PRINCE2 Agile® Practitioner
Teaching Philosophy:
Katarzyna’s teaching style is interactive, practical, and focused on ensuring participants can apply the PRINCE2 methodologies in their daily work. She believes in:
- Polish Business Context: Tailoring the training to the specific needs and challenges of the Polish business environment.
- Hands-On Approach: Utilizing practical exercises and real-life scenarios to reinforce learning.
- Agile Integration Expertise: Clearly explaining how to combine PRINCE2 with agile principles for flexible project delivery.
- Comprehensive Exam Preparation: Providing thorough guidance and practice for the PRINCE2 exams.
Course Offerings:
Katarzyna offers a range of PRINCE2 and PRINCE2 Agile training programs:
- PRINCE2® 7 Foundation and Practitioner Courses (In-Person and Online).
- PRINCE2 Agile® Foundation and Practitioner Workshops (In-Person and Online).
- Combined PRINCE2® 7 & PRINCE2 Agile® Practitioner Bootcamps.
- Tailored Corporate Training Solutions for Polish Businesses.
Why Choose Katarzyna?
- Local Expertise: Based in Warsaw, Katarzyna understands the Polish project management landscape.
- Dedicated and Passionate Trainer: Known for her engaging teaching style and commitment to student success.
- Comprehensive Knowledge: Expertise in both PRINCE2 and PRINCE2 Agile.
- Focus on Practical Application: Ensures you can immediately apply your new skills.
Location:
Katarzyna is based in Warsaw, Poland, and offers training across Poland and virtually.
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Profile 27: Jan Novak, Your PRINCE2 & CAPM Expert in Czech Republic
Based in: Prague, Czech Republic
Looking to establish a strong foundation in project management with PRINCE2 7 and PRINCE2 Agile in the Czech Republic? Meet Jan Novak, an accredited PRINCE2 trainer based in Prague, with a solid understanding of foundational project management principles including CAPM.
Professional Background:
Jan has over 8 years of experience managing projects in the manufacturing, technology, and tourism sectors in the Czech Republic. He is passionate about helping individuals build a strong project management skillset from the ground up.
Certifications:
- PRINCE2® 7 Foundation
- PRINCE2 Agile® Foundation
- **Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)**®
Teaching Philosophy:
Jan’s teaching approach is structured, supportive, and focused on building a strong understanding of project management fundamentals alongside the PRINCE2 methodologies. He emphasizes:
- Foundational Knowledge: Integrating basic project management concepts with PRINCE2 principles.
- Czech Business Context: Tailoring the training to the specific needs of the Czech business environment.
- Interactive and Engaging Sessions: Utilizing practical exercises and discussions to enhance learning.
- Exam Preparation Focus: Providing targeted guidance for the PRINCE2 Foundation and Agile Foundation exams.
Course Offerings:
Jan offers introductory PRINCE2 and PRINCE2 Agile training programs:
- PRINCE2® 7 Foundation Introductory Courses (In-Person and Online).
- PRINCE2 Agile® Foundation Introductory Workshops (In-Person and Online).
- Combined PRINCE2® 7 & PRINCE2 Agile® Foundation Programs.
- CAPM Exam Preparation Workshops (Building a Foundation for PRINCE2).
Why Choose Jan?
- Local Expertise: Based in Prague, Jan understands the Czech project management landscape.
- Focus on Foundational Skills: Ideal for individuals new to project management.
- Supportive Learning Environment: Creates a comfortable and encouraging atmosphere for learning.
- Knowledge of Foundational Certifications: Understanding of CAPM provides a broader perspective for beginners.
Location:
Jan is based in Prague, Czech Republic, and offers training across the Czech Republic and virtually.

Katarzyna Kowalska
Experience: 10 years
Based in: Warsaw, Poland
Are you looking for a PMP trainer in Poland who brings energy, clarity, and a practical approach to the learning process? Meet Katarzyna Nowak, a dynamic and experienced PMP instructor based in Warsaw. Katarzyna is dedicated to helping project professionals in Poland achieve their PMP certification and advance their careers in the growing Polish economy.
Professional Background:
Katarzyna has over 11 years of experience managing projects in the information technology, telecommunications, and manufacturing sectors within Poland. Her experience includes working with both local and international companies, giving her a solid understanding of project management in the Polish business environment. She is proficient in both traditional Waterfall and Agile methodologies and emphasizes effective team collaboration and communication.
Certifications:
- **Project Management Professional (PMP)**®
- **PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)**®
- **Certified ScrumMaster (CSM)**®
Teaching Philosophy:
Katarzyna believes in creating an engaging and supportive learning environment where participants feel motivated and equipped to succeed. Her teaching philosophy focuses on:
- Clear and Engaging Communication: Explaining complex concepts in a straightforward and easy-to-understand manner, using Polish examples and context where relevant.
- Practical Application and Real-World Relevance: Connecting the PMBOK® Guide principles to real-world scenarios and challenges faced by project managers in Poland.
- Interactive and Collaborative Learning: Encouraging active participation, group discussions, and the sharing of experiences among participants.
- Focus on Exam Success and Career Advancement: Providing targeted guidance on exam content, format, and effective study techniques, while also highlighting the career benefits of PMP certification in Poland.
Course Offerings:
Katarzyna offers a range of PMP training programs tailored to the needs of professionals in Poland:
- Comprehensive PMP Exam Preparation Courses (In-Person in Warsaw and Virtual): In-depth programs covering all aspects of the PMBOK® Guide and the PMP exam.
- Weekend PMP Prep Workshops: Flexible options for working professionals across Poland.
- Customized PMP Training for Organizations: Tailored programs for companies in Poland looking to upskill their project management teams.
Why Choose Katarzyna?
- Based in Poland's Capital: Located in Warsaw, Katarzyna offers in-person training options in a key business center and virtual sessions across Poland and Europe.
- Understanding of the Polish Business Environment: Her experience in the Polish market provides valuable context and relevant examples.
- Engaging, Clear, and Supportive Teaching Style: Katarzyna creates a positive and effective learning environment.
- Dedicated to Helping You Succeed: She is committed to providing the support and resources you need to confidently pass the PMP exam and advance your career in Poland.
Location:
Katarzyna is based in Warsaw, Poland, and offers in-person training sessions in Warsaw and virtual training programs for participants across Poland and Europe.

Katarzyna Nowak
Experience: 11 years
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Learning Objectives
General Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is MSP Foundation certification?
The MSP® (Managing Successful Programmes) Foundation certification is an entry-level qualification that confirms an individual's understanding of the MSP framework for programme management. It demonstrates that you have sufficient knowledge and comprehension of the MSP principles, governance themes, and transformational flow to be able to work effectively as an informed member of a programme management team.
2. How to prepare for the MSP Foundation exam?
To prepare for the MSP Foundation exam, it's recommended to:
Study the official MSP manual: This is the core reference.
Attend an accredited training course: While not mandatory, it significantly helps with understanding and applying the framework, and many find it the most effective way to prepare.
Utilize practice exams: Take sample papers to familiarize yourself with the question style and time constraints.
Understand the terminology: MSP has specific terms and definitions that are crucial to know.
Focus on the principles, governance themes, and transformational flow: These are the pillars of the framework.
3. What is the format of the MSP Foundation exam?
The MSP Foundation exam has the following format:
Multiple-choice questions: All questions are multiple-choice.
Number of questions: 60 questions.
Passing score: 36 marks out of 60 (60% correct).
Duration: 60 minutes.
Open book/closed book: It is a closed-book exam; no reference materials are allowed.
4. Are there free MSP Foundation sample papers or practice questions?
Yes, you can often find free MSP Foundation sample papers or practice questions online. Accredited Training Organizations (ATOs) that offer MSP courses often provide sample exams on their websites. Additionally, AXELOS (the owner of MSP) may offer official sample papers or guidance on their resources. A quick Google search for "MSP Foundation sample exam" or "MSP Foundation practice questions" will yield various options.
5. What are the key concepts and terminology in MSP Foundation?
Key concepts and terminology in MSP Foundation include:
Programme: A temporary, flexible organization created to coordinate, direct, and oversee the implementation of a set of related projects and activities in order to deliver outcomes and benefits related to an organization's strategic objectives.
Outcome: The result of change, normally expressed as new ways of working.
Benefit: The measurable improvement resulting from an outcome, perceived as an advantage by a stakeholder.
Stakeholder: Any individual, group, or organization that can affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by, a programme.
Tranche: A group of projects and activities that provides a coherent set of outcomes and benefits, usually providing an increment of capability.
Blueprint: A detailed description of the new operational model, defining the capabilities required and how they will be delivered.
6. What are the MSP principles and governance themes?
MSP Principles (always true, guiding obligations):
Remaining aligned with corporate strategy
Leading change
Envisioning and communicating a better future
Focusing on benefits and threats
Adding value
Designing and delivering a coherent capability
Learning from experience
MSP Governance Themes (areas where decisions are made and controlled):
Organization
Vision
Leadership and Stakeholder Engagement
Benefits Management
Blueprint Design and Delivery
Planning and Control
Risk and Issue Management
Quality Management
7. What is the MSP transformational flow (processes)?
The MSP transformational flow describes the lifecycle of a programme, from conception to closure, through a series of integrated processes. These include:
Identifying a Programme: Defining the programme's purpose, vision, and initial scope.
Defining a Programme: Developing the detailed programme blueprint, plans, and business case.
Delivering the Capability: Managing the projects and tranches to produce the required outputs.
Realizing the Benefits: Ensuring that the outcomes from the capability lead to the expected benefits.
Closing a Programme: Formal closure of the programme, including lessons learned and transition of responsibilities.
Managing Tranches: Overseeing the delivery of distinct increments of capability.
8. What are the roles and responsibilities in an MSP program?
Key roles in an MSP programme include:
Sponsoring Group (or SRO - Senior Responsible Owner): Accountable for the programme, securing funding, and ensuring alignment with strategic objectives.
Programme Board: Provides overall direction and decision-making for the programme.
Programme Manager: Manages the programme on a day-to-day basis, coordinating projects and activities.
Business Change Manager(s): Responsible for ensuring the successful adoption of new capabilities and the realization of benefits within the business.
Programme Management Office (PMO): Provides administrative support, standards, and assurance for the programme.
Project Managers: Manage individual projects within the programme.
9. Is MSP Foundation certification worth it for program managers/project managers?
For programme managers, the MSP Foundation certification is highly beneficial as it provides a robust framework for managing complex change initiatives that go beyond the scope of single projects. For project managers, it offers valuable insight into how their projects fit into a larger strategic context (a programme), enhancing their understanding of programme-level governance, benefits realization, and stakeholder management. It can enhance career prospects by demonstrating a commitment to professional development and a broader understanding of strategic delivery.
10. Can I self-study for the MSP Foundation exam, or do I need accredited training?
While it is technically possible to self-study for the MSP Foundation exam by purchasing the official manual, it is highly recommended to undertake an accredited training course. Accredited Training Organizations (ATOs) provide structured learning, experienced trainers, and often include the exam fee. The complex nature of programme management and the nuances of the MSP framework are often best understood through guided instruction and real-world examples provided in a training environment. Additionally, some examination institutes might require proof of training from an ATO for taking the exam.
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Poland: A Hub for Technology, Learning, and Careers
Poland is a Central European nation bordered by Germany to the west, Czech Republic to the southwest, Slovakia to the south, Ukraine to the southeast, Belarus to the east, and the Baltic Sea to the north. Its capital, Warsaw , is a major tech hub.
Key Locations
- Warsaw : The capital city, hosting tech startups and innovation centers.
- Kraków : Known for its historic charm and growing tech scene.
- Wrocław : Emerging as a tech hub with a strong startup ecosystem.
Why These Skills Are in Demand
Poland is a rising star in Europe’s tech landscape, attracting global companies and fostering local innovation. Key skills in project management, ITIL, Agile, DevOps, cybersecurity, and AI are essential for maintaining momentum.
- Project Management : Managing large-scale projects, such as smart city initiatives or renewable energy developments, requires methodologies like SAFe Agile to coordinate efforts across multiple teams. Companies like Orange Polska leverage these frameworks to drive innovation.
- ITIL : Improving public sector efficiency through standardized IT service management is crucial. Government agencies use ITIL principles to ensure consistent service delivery.
- Agile and Scrum : Startups in Warsaw and Kraków use Agile practices to innovate quickly, while Scrum keeps teams productive and aligned.
- DevOps : Enhancing collaboration between developers and operators accelerates software deployments, supporting Poland’s growing tech ecosystem.
- Cybersecurity : Protecting critical systems in finance, government, and telecommunications is vital. Cybersecurity expertise ensures resilience against cyber threats.
- AI and Robotics : With a focus on advanced manufacturing and automation, Poland needs professionals skilled in AI-driven solutions. Companies like CD Projekt Red leverage AI in game development.
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Top Companies in Poland Hiring Managing Successful Programmes (MSP®) Foundation Professionals in 2025
Company Name | Role | Job Description | Job Link |
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CD Projekt Red | Project Manager | CD Projekt Red’s Project Manager in Poland leads gaming projects, like AAA titles, ensuring creative and technical alignment. You’ll manage budgets, timelines, and teams, using Agile tools like Jira. With 5+ years of experience and a PMP certification, you’ll thrive in Warsaw’s gaming hub. Strong Polish and English skills drive global collaboration, while game development expertise enhances delivery. Responsibilities include risk management and stakeholder coordination, contributing to Poland’s reputation as a tech innovator. You’ll support CD Projekt Red’s mission of storytelling, with career growth in a dynamic industry. This role shapes Poland’s gaming landscape, fostering innovation in a competitive market. | Job Link |
Accenture | Project Manager | Accenture’s Project Manager in Poland oversees digital transformation projects, like cloud or AI solutions, for EU clients. You’ll define scope, manage resources, and track progress using Agile tools like Trello. With 5+ years of experience and a PMP certification, you’ll lead teams in Krakow’s tech hub. Strong Polish and English skills drive global collaboration, while EU market knowledge enhances delivery. You’ll foster innovation, leveraging Accenture’s expertise, contributing to Poland’s growing IT sector. This role offers career advancement in a leading firm, shaping Poland’s digital economy in a vibrant outsourcing market. | Job Link |
IBM | Project Manager | IBM’s Project Manager in Poland leads IT projects, like hybrid cloud or AI implementations, ensuring client satisfaction. You’ll manage timelines, budgets, and teams, using Agile tools like Jira. With 5+ years of experience and a PMP certification, you’ll excel in Wroclaw’s tech ecosystem. Strong Polish and English communication supports global coordination, while IBM Cloud expertise is a plus. You’ll drive digital transformation, contributing to Poland’s tech growth, with opportunities to grow in IBM’s innovative network. This role delivers cutting-edge solutions in a competitive Eastern European market. | Job Link |
Nokia | Project Manager | Nokia’s Project Manager in Poland leads telecom projects, like 5G or IoT solutions, ensuring network reliability. You’ll manage budgets, schedules, and teams, using Agile tools like Jira. With 5+ years of experience and a PMP certification, you’ll thrive in Gdansk’s tech hub. Strong Polish and English skills are critical for stakeholder engagement, while telecom expertise drives impact. You’ll support Nokia’s mission of connectivity, contributing to Poland’s digital infrastructure, with career opportunities in a global leader. This role shapes Poland’s telecom future in a tech-driven economy. | Job Link |
Allegro | Project Manager | Allegro’s Project Manager in Poland leads e-commerce projects, like platform enhancements, ensuring scalability. You’ll manage project lifecycles, resources, and risks, using Agile tools like Jira. With 5+ years of experience and a PMP certification, you’ll lead teams in Poznan’s tech scene. Strong Polish and English skills support global collaboration, while marketplace tech expertise enhances delivery. You’ll drive Allegro’s mission of seamless commerce, supporting Poland’s digital economy, with career growth in a leading firm. This role shapes Poland’s e-commerce landscape in a competitive market. | Job Link |