'I left my role as a project manager to teach and assess because I wanted to share my real-world experiences and help shape the next generation of project leaders. It's incredibly rewarding to see my students grow and succeed.'
Kevin Stafford
'Transitioning into teaching and assessing was driven by my passion for education and desire to give back to the industry. It's fulfilling to mentor aspiring project managers and see them thrive in their careers.'
Olivia Jackson
'I decided to move into education because I saw a need for practical, experienced-based teaching in project management. My goal is to equip students with the skills they need to excel in the real world.'
Ethan Davidson
Ideally, a recognised Project Management qualification such as Prince2 or APM.
Typically, at least 5 years of practical experience in project management is recommended.
As a bare minimum you will need the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement. If you are also looking to teach in the classroom then we recommend bolting on the Level 3 Award in Education and Training AET) as it will open more doors to teaching opportunities.
Our teaching and assessing qualifications are recognised by Ofqual and will qualify you as a Project Management Trainer nationally within the UK and abroad. These qualifications will also allow you to teach and assess in any other industry too.
A Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement (CAVA) and relevant project management qualification such as Prince2.
Typically, at least 5 years of practical experience in project management is recommended.
 The duration can vary, but typically the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement can be completed within a few weeks.
Assessing learners' competence, providing feedback, and contributing to curriculum development in project management.
There is a growing demand, especially in sectors like IT, construction, and business.
Yes, many professionals balance both roles effectively.
Earnings vary but typically range from £30,000 to £48,000 annually, depending on the sector and experience.
Opportunities can be found in vocational colleges, training centres, and through industry networks.
Yes, there are opportunities for advancement into senior educational roles or specialised areas of training and assessment.
With the Level 4 Award in Understanding Internal Quality Assurance - £999
Our group courses can be delivered in-house at your offices or at a suitable venue. Group training can often work out more cost effective if you have several members of staff you would like to be trained at any one time.Â