Associate Project Manager
End Point Assessment

Level 4

Assessment for Associate Project Manager apprentices from 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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Typical EPA period 5 months
ST Code ST0310
Ofqual qualification number 610/5047/7
Method
Remote
EPA is usually carried out remotely, with video calling. This allows flexible booking for apprentices throughout England.
EPA fee
£1025
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Assessment

What does end point assessment involve for Associate Project Manager level 4?

1.

Written project report with presentation and questioning

Apprentices will complete a project while on-programme. The report is started and completed after gateway and apprentices submit a 3,500-word written project report and presentation. They will then deliver the 20-minute presentation and undergo 40-minute questioning with the assessor.

2.

Professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence

Apprentices submit a portfolio of evidence at gateway. This is used to support the professional discussion between the apprentice and assessor. It will last 60 minutes.

Useful to know

  • The portfolio should be submitted at gateway.
  • The report and presentation must be submitted by the end of week 12 of the EPA period.
  • There must be a 2-week gap between gateway and the professional discussion, to allow the assessor to review the portfolio.
  • Re-sits are typically taken within 2 months of the EPA outcome date.
  • Grades achieved in a re-sit or re-take are capped at a Pass.

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