Parallel Project Training

What is the highest level of project management certification?

As a chartered body, the APM offers the highest level of qualification - the Chartered Project Professional (ChPP). This is awarded to those who can demonstrate a high level of experience and skill over many years of working on complex projects throughout the whole project life cycle.

What is the minimum experience for a project manager?

There is not strictly a minimum amount of experience as different companies will have different expectations. Training courses and qualifications can help you to stand out and demonstrate your expertise.

What is the most recognised project management qualification?

The qualifications from the APM are highly regarded in the UK. They are the only chartered body in the UK, and earning a ChPP qualification demonstrates an exceptional level of attainment. PRINCE2 qualifications are also popular in the UK, with their own methodology and ways of practice.

Is it hard to be a project manager?

You will have to deal with stakeholders who may disagree with your project or be working to challenging deadlines. But a project-based job can also be very rewarding. Overcoming those challenges and delivering a successful project is immensely satisfying.

Are project management courses worth it?

Training courses are an extremely useful supplement to your real-world project experience. For project manager-level roles, a course leading to a qualification may be a requirement of your role. We believe that training provides additional tools and understanding that are directly applicable to a project role and are, therefore, very worthwhile. Even experienced people can gain new knowledge, such as agile principles, to support their development.

Can an individual be trained to become a project manager?

We train individual candidates as well as corporate groups on our courses. The training is applicable for both individuals and groups and will suit any candidate. All of our courses will help you train to become an effective project leader. If you enter a programme or apprenticeship, you might need to provide evidence of GCSEs, A Levels or a degree qualification. At the APM PFQ level, you don’t need to have any prior experience. As you progress through APM PMQ, there is a need for further experience and knowledge. At the APM PPQ and APM ChPP level you will need to have extensive experience of

Can you be a self-taught project manager?

Yes you can be a self-taught PM or learn purely through experience and your contribution to real-world projects. However, we believe that attending a training course and seeking a qualification will help to solidify your knowledge. Attending a training course also demonstrates a commitment to personal development and to best practice.

Do you need a qualification to be a project manager?

There is no qualification requirement to become a PM. In fact, we provide bespoke training in-house for many major organisations in London that are based on their internal project framework. We teach project professionals how to deliver successful projects without them necessarily gaining a recognised qualification. However, if you are seeking to stand out and enhance your CV, a qualification is a great thing to have. It demonstrates that you have a professional level of knowledge and commitment. It is possible to self study via online courses. Plus, a qualification has been shown to boost ave