Business, Administration and Management

Who is this standard for?

Every project, large or small, needs to be managed to ensure its success. An associate project manager will work with the project team to achieve the required outcomes and will need to know:

• what needs to be achieve
• how the project will be achieved
• how long the project will take
• how much the project will cost

An associate project manager will need good planning, organisation, leadership, management and communication skills. They will utilise resources with suitable skills, qualifications, experience and knowledge to work in a motivated and integrated team, with clearly defined reporting lines, roles, responsibilities and authorities.

Programme structure

This is a level 4 apprenticeship standard that has a minimum duration of 12 months. The apprentice will be required to complete a portfolio of evidence while on-programme. Prior to commencing work on the portfolio, the apprentice will need to agree with their employer and training provider which 15 learning areas, out of the 17 available, will provide the focus for the portfolio.

End-point assessment methods

• Presentation
• Professional discussion

Highfield plan to be ready to deliver end-point assessment for the Level 4 Associate Project Manager standard by June 2020. Readiness is defined as having necessary administrative and systems infastructure and associated internal quality assurance policies and procedures to support Highfield's complete end-point assessment service.

EPA kit - To access the full EPA kit and Gateway Readiness Report for this standard, please visit here.

Pricing

The price of the end-point assessment for this standard is:

Remote digital delivery - £801

Face-to-face delivery - £926