Associate Project Manager Level 4 Apprenticeships Webinar New
A webinar providing information on the level 4 Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship (duration 13 months) presented by Emily Hill of Provek, who are Project Management Training specialists and will deliver this apprenticeship.
Provek are now able to offer a schedule of their open cohorts which will enable you to select your preferred programme start date to hopefully suit your individual contractual position.
Aimed at developing the skills required to run successful projects. This programme consists of 6 modules, each of which have a 1x day workshop training included. You will also sit the Association for Project Management (APM) Project Management Qualification (PMQ) exam and will be externally assessed to achieve the Level 4 Associate Project Manager apprenticeship standard.
The purpose of the webinar will be to provide you with an overview of the programme, and give you the opportunity to ask any questions.
Information about the Project Management Apprenticeship delivered by Provek
A link to the webinar will be sent with the joining instruction when your booking is confirmed.
- University staff interested in undertaking an Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship
- University Managers of interested staff
- Further details regarding PPD's eligibility criteria are available
- Target group: Grade 5 – 8 roles. Current participants roles are wide ranging and include: Project Manager; Associate Project Manager; Research Project Manager; Laboratory Manager; Technical officer; Events Organiser; Senior Research Associate; Facilities Technician; Team Leader; Business Improvement Manager
- A University employee’s contract of employment will need to cover the duration of the programme
- You will need to be working in a role that enables the learning to be put into practice
- You will need to have the full support of your line manager
UK and EEA citizens are eligible for funding if they are a citizen of the UK or a country within the European Economic Area (EEA) and have been ordinarily resident in the UK for at least the previous three years on the first day of the apprenticeship.
Non-EEA citizens are eligible for funding if they have permission from the UK government to live in the UK (not for educational purposes), and have been ordinarily resident in the UK for at least the previous three years before the start of the apprenticeship.
In addition, the individual and manager must commit to 20% off the job training and development. Further guidance
45 minutes
Events available