Associate Project Manager - 1st for Awarding

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Overview

What is an Associate Project Manager?

An Associate Project Manager supports the successful delivery of projects by planning, resourcing, scheduling, and monitoring tasks to ensure objectives and benefits are achieved. Working across a wide range of sectors, they play a key role in managing timelines, adapting to change, and helping organisations meet strategic goals through effective project execution.

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ST Code ST0310

Method

Remote

Apprenticeship assessment is usually carried out remotely, with video calling. This allows flexible booking for apprentices throughout England.

Assessment fee

TBC

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Assessment

What does apprenticeship assessment involve for Associate Project Manager level 4?

Mandatory

Assessment organisations must design apprenticeship assessments to include at least one project.

Additional

Any additional assessment, or assessments, must be selected from the following list of methods, to ensure the assessment outcomes are met in full.

– Demonstration
– Presentation
– Interview
– Professional discussion
– Question and answer
– Portfolio
– Written assessment
– Additional project

Useful to know

Apprentices may be assessed at any appropriate point during their apprenticeship programme.
Assessments may be designed to allow a centre or training provider to mark assessments.
The assessment organisation is responsible for ensuring all assessments are sufficiently reliable and valid, and for the accuracy of any centre or training provider marking.
Available for starts 28/1/27