Project Management Apprenticeship
The Associate Project Management Level 4
Learn all the aspects of Project Management, with learning aligned to the APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ) and the APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ), without having to sit any exams.
To meet the eligibility requirements of this apprenticeship, learners will need to be working within a project management environment, or within a position where they can be given ownership of specific elements of a project.
Age ranges of employees enrolled on our Project Management apprenticeships
Figures cover the period January 2024 to December 2025.
Learning will cover:
- All the tools and techniques to support robust project management.
- How to prepare a project business case & align with business objectives.
- How to manage resources through the full project lifecycle.
- How to monitor projects & report on performance.
- How to apply change control processes.
- How to manage costs & budgets.
- How to identify risks and manage issues.
- How to manage stakeholders and use communication tools.
- How to apply relevant legislation, regulation, and codes of practice.
- How to apply ethical procurement strategies & processes.
- How to manage quality & continuous improvement
The aim of this development programme is to increase confidence, competence, and career capability for the employee and increase performance and productivity for the employer.
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Learner Testimonials
‘I recently completed my Level 4 Associate Project Manager apprenticeship with the apprentice academy (TAA). My learning coach was attentive and kind throughout the duration of my apprenticeship and excelled in providing highly effective guidance to support my learning. Having left with a wide range of both interpersonal and academic skills my time with TAA is one I look back fondly of, as it allowed me to not only advance my career but also the experience empowered me to grow as a person. – And for this I will be forever grateful!’ - Jack Whalley – Brother UK Ltd
‘My experience with the Apprentice Academy during the Project Management Level 4 apprenticeship was nothing short of excellent. I took on the course to improve and cement my knowledge of Project Management with the aim of moving into a Project Management role within my company at the earliest opportunity. The solid foundation the course provided allowed me to obtain the PM job early in the apprenticeship and in a very short time become a very confident and proficient Project Manager. The coursework directly fed into my role as a PM and my job role fed into the course meaning all the learning was useful, relevant, and I was able to use it in real-life scenarios. The Apprentice Academy delivered the course in a very structured and fun way utilising multiple learning methods and ensuring that I was keeping up with the pace of the training. I felt well supported during the apprenticeship and appreciate the efforts of everyone involved in assisting me in passing the course with Distinction. I am now a Senior Project Manager pushing for chartered status and credit the Apprentice Academy for setting me off on the journey on a solid foundation’ - Joe Cook – Cohesive Group
Funding & Incentives available for - The Level 4 Project Management Apprenticeship
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Frequently Asked Questions
The funding band for this programme is £7,000.
12 to 14 months
Learners will need to be working within a project management environment, or in a position where they can be given ownership of specific elements of a project. Entry requirements:
- The employee has some gaps in their knowledge and skill that relates to this occupational role
- The employee must be aged 16 or above (there is no upper age limit)
- The employee can work full or part time hours
- The employee works for a company in England
- The employee spends > 50% of their time working in England (remote and hybrid workers included)
- The employee has the right to work in England
- The employee has spent the last 3 years living in England
There are no limits to the number of apprenticeships that can be done by an individual. If an employee takes on new responsibilities or moves into a new occupational area, that requires new knowledge and skill, then they can commence a new Apprenticeship (even if the level is lower or the same as the previous apprenticeship done).
Learners aged 19 + are no longer required to study Maths and English (regardless of previous grades), but do have the option to study and sit these additional qualifications, if they want to (The government cover the full cost to do this). Learners who are aged 16-18 must do Maths and English Functional Skills as part of their Apprenticeship (only if they do not already have a minimum grade C ‘O’ Level, or grade 4 GCSE or equivalent).

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