Introductory Certificate in Project Management

(Preparation for APM Introductory Certificate Examination)

Course Aims

This two-day course is designed for those looking to gain an understanding of project management principles, or those interested in embarking on a successful and challenging project management career. The course prepares delegates who wish to acquire the Association of Project Management Introductory Certificate - the first level of award within the APM's Qualification Scheme.

Course Outline

• Overview of Project Management
• The Business Case and Project Strategy
• Planning and Estimating
• Scope Definition and the WBS
• Scheduling and Resourcing
• Risk; Quality; Health, Safety & Environment
• People in Projects
• Change & Configuration Control
• Hand-over and Review
• Examination Technique and Revision
  

Benefits from attending the APM Introductory course

By the close of the course participants will have gained the following benefits:

• Understood the basic principles and language of project management.
• Demonstrated the structure of a successful project.
• Recognised the value in being able to take an active part in a project team and thus make a positive contribution to any project environment.
• Have acquired the level of understanding needed to pass the APM Introductory Certificate in Project Management examination.

Following the course delegates can proceed to the APM Introductory Certificate in Project Management. Successful candidates will have shown a good understanding of the basic tools, techniques and principles of project management through a one-hour multiple-choice examination. Holders of the certificate will have demonstrated that they understand the project environment and know how to work with Project Managers in all types of organisations.

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