Qualification Level: 4
Typical Duration: 15-18 months
Professional Registration Links: Association of Project Management (the Chartered Body for the Project profession)
Benefits: Learn the technical and behavioural aspects of Project Management, while gaining a globally recognised certification
Delivery: Blended combination of workshops, e-learning and 1-2-1 coaching
ELA Added Value: Delivered by passionate and expert project professionals, options to add PRINCE2 or Agile Project Management (additional costs apply)
What is the Level 4 Associate Project Manager for
This apprenticeship is appropriate for a broad spectrum of roles and levels; from upskilling experienced Senior Managers and Engineers to new Project Managers, Assistant Project Managers and Project Team Leaders. Development of broader skills not just focused on one particular methodology, but drawing on the wider technical, financial and behavioural requirements of Project Management. ELA has delivered this programme into some of the largest Facilities Management, Construction, IT companies in the UK, as well as large public sector organisations.
Benefits of Level 4 Associate Project Manager with ELA
- APM Project Manager Qualification (PMQ)
- Membership of the chartered body for the project profession, Association for Project Management
- Inclusion of optional Prince2 and Agile Project Management training and certification (additional costs apply)
- Flexible and modular delivery, combining interactive workshops, 1-2-1 coaching, virtual attendance and online learning
- Workshops designed to embed learning of theory, practical activities and presentation skills
- Strong focus on live projects and lessons learned in your workplace to improve project delivery
- ‘Closed’ cohorts to align the programme with organisational objectives and timescales (minimum numbers apply)
- ‘Open’ cohorts to enable individual learners from multiple organisations to join the programme to share experience, best practice and ideas
How the Level 4 Associate Project Manager works
Qualification Level: 4
Typical Duration: 15-18 months
Professional Registration Links: Association of Project Management (the Chartered Body for the Project profession)
Benefits: Learn the technical and behavioural aspects of Project Management, while gaining a globally recognised certification
Delivery: Blended combination of workshops, e-learning and 1-2-1 coaching
ELA Added Value: Delivered by passionate and expert project professionals, options to add PRINCE2 or Agile Project Management (additional costs apply)
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Common Questions
What is an Apprenticeship?
An apprenticeship is a system for training a new generation of practitioners of a trade or profession with on-the-job training, and often some accompanying study. Apprenticeships can also enable practitioners to gain a license to practice in a regulated profession. An apprenticeship could be for you if it’s your first job, you’ve been promoted to a new role which has more responsibilities or different skills, you’re looking for a change of career, or you’re having to get a new job away from a manual role that’ll will require new skills. More information available at:https://www.gov.uk/become-apprentice
Am I Too Old For an Apprenticeship?
You are never too old to start an Apprenticeship! It isn’t just for someone to start a career. An apprenticeship goes beyond that. It will develop your job, qualifications and your career, and so will cover an expansive journey to help you become an expert. It will reignite your sense of curiosity, discovery and improvement within your job. Apprenticeships aren't just a valuable route for school-leavers, they can also be the catalyst for a career change and pursuing missed opportunities. It’s just a new opportunity to gain more qualifications or get new skills in a new industry.
What Levels of Apprenticeship are there?
Apprenticeships are equivalent to academic education levels. The Intermediate 2 level is the equivalent of GCSE, while the educational equivalent of the Advanced 3 level is the A Level. The Higher 4, 5, 6 and 7 levels are equivalent to foundation degree and above. Some apprenticeships may also give you an additional qualification, such as a diploma.
How Long is an Apprenticeship?
An Apprenticeship must last for a minimum of 12 months, but can vary in length for up to 24 months for Level 3 and Level 4 programmes.
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