Archive for November, 2012

100% success for “Introductory Certificate in Project Management” candidates in April & October courses

Thursday, November 8th, 2012

 

We are delighted to report that all of the candidates at our Introductory Certificate in Project Management courses in April and both courses in October passed the APM’s exam and are now the proud owners of APM Certificates.

 

Congratualtions to them all.

 

This maintains our 2012 track record of 100% success, and means that our overall success rate for this course is now 97%.

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4HG move to project-based culture

Monday, November 5th, 2012

4 Housing Group are embedding their move to a project-based culture by providing accredited training in professional project management. We ran the two courses in-house for the Group in October (including the Introductory Certificate course) for staff from all operational teams. Everyone passed the APM exam, which was very pleasing.

The tools and techniques learned are being used in a variety of projects such as team structure reviews as well as property development.

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Course Details

We are in the process of publishing all course details on our website. In the mean time please contact us for further information.

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Conditions Of Application

All prospective students must read the following conditions before submitting the application form.

  1. Once a student is accepted onto the course, fees are not refundable in part or in total unless the course is cancelled by HATC in which case a full refund will be provided.
  2. HATC reserves the right to make minor change lecture times, venue or other arrangements but will advise students in advance of the course date.
  3. The course fee includes the examination fee for one attempt at the APM IC exam. If the student wishes to re-take the exam there will be an additional charge. Such charges will be reasonable, and will be set on the basis of HATC’s cost-recovery only.
  4. The above conditions will be subject to interpretation in English law courts.

 

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