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Becoming A Certified Trainer (P3e)

Chris GrayMember for 22 years 4 months
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Does anyone know how to become a certified trainer in P3e? Any advice would be much appreciated.
Regards
Chris

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    Paul Harris ·
    Chris

    You should contact Primavera Systems in the UK to enquire about becoming a certified trainer:

    Primavera Systems, Inc.
    2nd Floor Commonwealth House
    2 Chalkhill Road
    London W6 8DW, United Kingdom
    +44.20.8563.5500
    Fax: +44.20.8563.5533
    intlinfo@primavera.com

    When I last looked at this option some years ago I found it would be a very expensive exercise, so I decided to write my own books and I provide “Uncertified Training” to a number of clients in Australia. There are a few organizations in Australia and many around the world that conduct “Uncertified Training” using my books, you may wish to consider this option.

    Paul E Harris
    Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
    Planning and Scheduling Book Publishers, Training & Consulting
    www.eh.com.au
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    Mk Tse ·
    Agree with Paul, it is a very expensive exercise. Please note the Certificate is per organization per person. If you resign, you are not entitled as Certified any more.

    If you want to provide in-house training, certified or not is not a issue.
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    Chris Gray ·
    Thanks guys.
    Paul I am looking to emmigrate to Vic this year strange enough.
    Whats the demand like for p3e planners in Vic? If you know of any agencies that are specialise in contract planners let me know. Any other contacts for planning would be well appreciated.
    At the moment I have MsProject and P3, but i am seriously looking at p3e as well.
    Regards
    Chris
    Thanks Again
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    Paul Harris ·
    Chris

    Contact me directly at harrispe@eh.com.au

    Regards

    Paul E Harris
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    Forum Guest ·
    Chris
    I suggest you visit the following websites:
    1) www.seek.com.au
    2) www.mycareer.com.au

    and there are many technical recriutment agencies especially in St Kilda Road, they will DEFINITELY help. Also, check with the local big boys such as Multiplex, Leighton, Baulderstone hornibrook etc.
    The Docklands Development is also the place to be if you come to Melbourne.
    Good luck,
    Cheers
    John Hewitt


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