By Ben Snell Welcome back to the second blog in a series detailing my career switch into project management. In this blog I’ll be discussing a few of the project management qualifications that are out there and why I chose the APM PMQ as the right one for me.Initially...
By Sheila RobertsAPM wanted to ensure their qualifications remained accessible to the project profession during these times so that you can continue to drive your career forward. APM examinations are now available online through selected APM Accredited Training...
By Sheila RobertsWe have been asked for several years about taking the APM PMQ exam online and recently about how long people can take BoK 6 exams. Currently it is not possible to take APM PMQ online, as it is only a paper based exam and this has been withdrawn due to...
Facilitation - the art of making your meetings more effective. Have you ever had a meeting that seems to go round and round in circles with no discernible outcome? Or it's the same people who speak up and control the outcome? Or the same old rationale behind decisions...
Today is the Big Day! The registration for Chartered Project Professional status opens today! This is a real red letter day for the profession. It signifies acknowledgement and recognition of the people involved in projects as professionals. Any project is...
The final part of our look at qualifications – finishing up with PMI and APM!
Continuing with our look at qualifications and their respective levels – next up is ITIL.
We are frequently asked questions about the differences between the levels of qualifications for different PPM topics. AT CUPE we only cover PPM and related qualifications so this is not intended to cover topics which fall into other areas. Here I will clarify the differences between the qualification levels covering different PPM topics, starting with the APMG and AXELOS qualifications.