Whilst self-study is a necessary step for anyone studying for the APM PMQ, or indeed most other project management qualifications, it can be difficult to know where to start. We have put together some helpful tips to help you get the most out of your self-study.
Organisational Roles in Project Management
Consider the roles and responsibilities of the following:
Sponsor – The person with overall responsibility for the outcomes of the project
Project manager – the lead when it comes to planning, executing, controlling, monitoring and closing out projects. Accountable for all project...
Whilst self-study is a necessary step for anyone studying for the APM PMQ, or indeed most other project management qualifications, it can be difficult...
What makes a successful project manager is a combination of their academic abilities, experience and skills, both "soft" and "hard" skills i.e. communication skills...
Private companies and government organisations involved in running large projects, or many smaller projects at the same time, already recognise the benefits of formal...
Today the Association for Project Management opened the register for Chartered Project Professional's. It's been a long wait. The first post on the topic was way back in...
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For many years project managers have asked what does APMP stand for? Well now the APM qualification has a new name "APM Project Management Qualification...
