About this course
The Level 4 Project Management is suitable for those seeking a career in the fast-paced world of project management, for those wishing to upskill themselves to take on a project management role or, for project managers who want an accredited qualification to affirm their existing experience in the field.
This programme is suitable for those working in a fast-paced world of project management, for those wishing to upskill themselves in a project management role and to earn an accredited qualification to affirm their existing experience in the field.
This apprenticeship is made up of units that reflect the role of a project manager
Units include:
- Developing personal and professional practice through project delivery.
- Understanding your organisation and its approaches to project management.
- Project Initiation.
- Managing teams and stakeholders.
- Project planning and scheduling.
- Contract and quality management.
- Managing budgets and risk.
- Project monitoring and reporting.
When you agree to undertake an Apprenticeship, you may be required to complete Essential Skills qualifications, depending on your previous qualifications, the Apprenticeship level you are completing and your own particular needs.
The programme is designed to enable learners to develop and demonstrate knowledge, skills and behaviours through the delivery of complex workplace projects aligned to their job role and organisational objectives.
An ACT assessor will meet with the learner, either in the workplace or through digital means (for example, Microsoft Teams), once a month for approximately two hours to support progress.
- EAL Level 4 Diploma in Project Management
- Level 2 Essential Skill in Application of Number
- Level 2 Essential Skill in Communication
- Level 2 Essential Skill in Digital Literacy
Essential skills may not be applicable where apprentices can show an exemption
To start an Apprenticeship in Wales, you need to be:
- aged 16 or over (there is no upper age limit)
- living in Wales
- not in full-time education
- not accessing any other funding from the Welsh Government
You can search and apply for Apprenticeship vacancies here
If you’re looking to undertake an Apprenticeship qualification as a way of upskilling within your current role, you will also need to be:
- employed for a minimum of 16 hours
- supported by your employer to undertake the qualification
- committed to undertaking an average of 8-10 hours of study a week plus classroom
- working in a role that is relevant to the qualification
- employed for at least 51% of your contracted hours in Wales
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