A Project Manager applies knowledge of project management to achieve project objectives in a specific field of application. Project Managers oversee a particular project or multiple projects within a company or government entity. Any small- or large-scale development project requires high-quality project management skills. They also:
Launch projects to meet specific objectives, including confidently presenting to various stakeholders.
Plan and prepare the delivery of a project, including a project charter, project management plan, progress reports, and project review reports.
Implement and oversee the delivery of a project management plan by monitoring project activities and addressing variances through effective problem-solving.
Manage the project close-out process.
Manage and lead teams effectively, while developing and maintaining relationships with project stakeholders.
An External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA), conducted through the relevant Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) Assessment Quality Partner, is required for issuing this qualification. The assessment will concentrate on the Exit Level Outcomes and Associated Assessment Criteria.
To qualify for EISA, learners must provide proof of completing all required knowledge, practical, and work experience modules specified in the qualification. The statement of result issued by the Skills Development Provider serves as evidence that the candidate has met all the necessary requirements to participate in EISA.
The External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA) is the final national assessment learners must complete to be awarded an occupational qualification, part-qualification, or occupational trade certificate. It is a single national assessment leading to the awarding of an Occupational Certificate. EISA ensures that the assessment of occupational qualifications, part qualifications, and trades is standardised, consistent, and credible.