CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management

CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management

This certification covers the key areas of project and relationship management, with a focus on resource utilization, stakeholder engagement and commitment to stakeholders, risk management, and operational management.

Focus

The CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management certification focuses on Project and relationship management techniques, skills, and tools to achieve business objectives and meet stakeholder needs.

Exam Duration

The CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management exam duration is TBC (Note: This information is not available)

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of N/A

Exam Fee

The exam fee is TBC (Note: This information is not available).

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for N/A.

Prior Certification

• CIMA E1 - Management Accounting and Business Environment

Exam Format

The CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management exam is a Multiple-choice and scenario-based questions

Passing Conditions

To pass CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of Passing score and exam duration to be confirmed (Note: This information is not available)

Who Should Take

CIMA members and non-members looking to develop skills and knowledge in project and relationship management.

• Management accountants
• Business managers
• Controllers, Chief Financial Officers (CFOs), and Chief Operations Officers (COOs)

Prerequisites

None, but prior experience in a management accounting role or a related field is recommended.

Or can substitute with certifications:

• CIMA E1 - Management Accounting and Business Environment

Certification Process

• Enroll in the CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management certification program
• Gain relevant work experience or meet the work experience requirement
• Pass the CIMA E2 - Project and Relationship Management certification exam

Domains with Weights

• Resource Utilisation (20%): Identifying, acquiring, and managing resources to achieve project and business objectives.
• Stakeholder Engagement and Commitment (20%): Understanding and meeting stakeholder needs and expectations to achieve business objectives.
• Risk Management (20%): Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to achieve business objectives.
• Operational Management (20%): Developing plans and processes to manage projects and operational activities, and ensuring delivery of project and business objectives.
• Project Planning and Management Control (20%): Planning, coordinating, and controlling project activities to achieve project and business objectives.