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MoV® - Management of Value

Management of Value (MoV®) has evolved from the tried and successful practice of value management across many sectors and over many years. The MoV guidance aligns the established methods with the Cabinet Office Programme and Project Management guidance. The MoV guidance aligns the established methods with Cabinet Office PPM guidance. The guidance describes methods that are not new, but their use is often overlooked or misapplied.

The guidance is intended to help organisations use a successful, proven methodology to supplement their current management practices, so that they can increase the value they deliver and make better use of resources.

The Benefits of MoV

Enables senior management to maintain or increase benefits
Helps make better use of resources
Provides an auditable way to make tough decisions
Optimises investment costs and long term operating costs
Encourages innovative solutions.

MoV Training Courses - To book an MoV training course and exam, contact any of APMG-International's Accredited Training Organisations.

Qualifications

The exam formats are as follows:

Foundation

The purpose of the foundation level qualification is to confirm you have sufficient knowledge and understanding of the MoV guidance to enable you to contribute effectively to MoV activities led by others; enable you to understand and explain MoV to others; and pre-qualifies you for the MoV Practitioner Exam or for other training and qualification systems in Value Management.

Multi-choice
50 questions per paper
25 marks required to pass (out of 50 available) pass mark - 50%
Trainer pass mark 66% (33/50)
40 minutes duration
Closed book.

Practitioner

The purpose of the Practitioner qualification is to confirm you have achieved sufficient understanding of how to apply and tailor MoV in a scenario situation. The experience of the individual, the level of support available and the complexity of the situation to which MoV is to be applied will be factors that impact what the Practitioner can achieve.

Objective testing
8 questions per paper with 10 marks available per question - all question items will be worth 1 mark, making the total number of marks available per paper 80
40 marks required (out of 80 available) to pass - 50%
Two-and-a-half hours duration
Open book exam (only the MoV Manual is allowed).

For further information on Management of Value, visit the MoV Official Site at www.mov-officialsite.com.

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	Management of Value
	Accredited Training Providers
	Public Exams
	Successful Candidate Register
	Frequently Asked Questions

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