Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship Level 4
This programme will allow students to work as associate project managers. An associate project manager utilises people with suitable skills, qualifications, experience and knowledge and encourages them to work together in a motivated and integrated team, with clearly defined reporting lines, roles, responsibilities and authorities.
Course Information
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Entry Requirements
The employer will agree entry requirements for these apprenticeships and these will depend on the role that they are advertising.
Please check that you meet all essential criteria before
applying for a position, you can find the details of these on the full vacancy
description (links below). If you are unsure about this please contact the
Apprenticeship Recruitment Team on 0113 284 6464.
Career Progression
Associate Project Manager
As an associate project manager
you will create project plans, report on progress and provide regular updates.
In addition, you will work with other departments to ensure objectives are
complete.
Assistant Project Manager
As an assistant project manager
you will communicate and follow up with clients about their projects. In
addition, you will prepare written estimates for clients and will coordinate
with stakeholders to ensure the resources needed are available.
Below are some Leeds City College apprenticeships you could potentially progress to once you have completed this programme:
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More infoCourse Details
Duration
22 months
Course Code
77112-01
Course Facts
More than two thirds of businesses outsourced to freelance project managers for their needs in 2018.
94.7% of apprentices found that our college induction was useful and provided them with the knowledge required for their course.
The average salary of a qualified associate project manager is £35,465.
Course FAQs
What are apprenticeships?
Apprenticeships are work-based training programmes designed around employer needs that combine a qualification and employment. This means that you’ll have the opportunity to develop your skills to match requirements through a mixture of on and off the job learning. Many employers now prioritise practical work experience when recruiting staff. By studying an apprenticeship, you get the best of both worlds, you can achieve a recognised qualification while gaining that all-important practical experience. Even better, you’ll earn a wage while working and studying, what’s not to like?
How long do apprenticeships last?
This will depend on the apprenticeship you want to complete. All of our apprenticeship course pages make it clear what the duration of the programme is, so please check these carefully.
