Our associate project manager apprenticeship provides you with the skills and knowledge to help you become an effective and successful project manager.

We have designed the programme in partnership with specialist project management practitioners who work across the public, private and third sector on a daily basis supporting and managing large, complex projects.

This means that you’ll be provided with real industry knowledge and content with up to date thinking and best practice that is used by professionals today to help you to be an expert project manager too.

Please note the Associate Project Management Apprenticeship is suitable for people already working in a project management role or managing projects daily within similar roles. Unfortunately if you are not working in this capacity, we won’t be able to accept you onto the course.

You must already work on projects daily or be working in a project manager role to be eligible for this course. Whether you’re just starting in your project management career or have some years of experience under your belt though, our Level 4 Associate Project Manager course will provide you with access to a wealth of knowledge that will underpin the development of your professional skills.

It’s essential you’re involved in projects on a daily basis to be able to apply the learning and development of the programme to your day-to-day activities.

The programme covers the theory, skills, and behaviours of professional project management to help you succeed in your role. We have created a programme that includes time to understand the principles of structured project management and applying them to real project situations within your workplace so that learning goes beyond theory and is much more practical and useful in helping you develop your career.

You will learn about the key fundamentals of being a project manager that will enable you to manage projects efficiently and open up progression opportunities in your career.

The APM qualification allows you to demonstrate all elements of project management, how these elements interact and how the project fits into a company’s commercial strategy.