APM PMQ (Project Management Qualification) Blended Learning

What are the benefits of studying the APM PMQ Blended Learning BOK7 course?

The APM PMQ (Project Management Qualification) is a knowledge-based qualification developed by APM, the chartered body for the project profession. Candidates will be able to understand how their project fits into the strategic and commercial priorities of the company. APM PMQ is an internationally recognised qualification and the BOK7 is based on the 7th edition of their Body of Knowledge, the most up to date version of the qualification.

The APM PMQ BOK7 (Project Management Qualification) is aimed at those wishing to achieve a broad level of project management knowledge sufficient to participate in projects from individual assignments through to large capital projects.

This popular APM PMQ Blended Learning course includes:

6 months access to our interactive and engaging online learning platform
2 day intensive virtual classroom course or a 2 day face to face classroom course in Nantwich or London. The first day is incredibly intensive and will cover topics not included in the e-learning as they are better covered in the classroom environment. The second day will start with examination preparation in the morning, and if you wish you can take your APM PMQ examination in the afternoon or another time convenient to you.
APM PMQ online exam
The Guide for Candidates
APM PMQ BOK7 Syllabus
APM PMQ Self-Assessment Form (will help you track your progress through the course)

Please note, this course is based on APM's Body of Knowledge 7th Edition.

While we do have some dates available below, you have 6 months to decide when you would like to attend so you don’t need to chose your workshop date straight away. If you have any questions please contact us at learning@trainingbytesize.com or call us on 01270 626330.

The APM PMQ Blended Learning course content is as follows:

Online learning sessions covering a specific topic or group of related topics;
At the end of most online sessions, there is a thorough review within the workbook covering the main points as revision, adding further information which will be useful;
‘Pauses for thought’ – to develop the ‘thinking process’ required for the PMQ examination. You will be asked to consider topics and their importance and relationships with other elements of project management. We will offer our thoughts to allow you to compare your thoughts with ours;
An examination briefing – to let you know what is expected of you on the final day;
Selected practice examination questions and answers. We will pose typical examination questions for you to answer along with suggested possible answers. We cannot over-stress the importance of actually writing out your answers. You will be able to compare your answers with ours to see how things are going. Please note that your answers and ours do not need to match exactly, but they should be similar;
You will then join the other delegates in a virtual classroom setting for 2 days. The first day will cover topics not included in the e-learning as they are better covered in the classroom environment. The second day will start with examination preparation in the morning, and if you wish you can take your APM PMQ examination in the afternoon or another time convenient to you.

What is the structure of the APM PMQ BOK7 exam?

3 hours 15 minutes duration, including reading time.
Candidates will be given up to an additional 5 minutes at the end of the exam to collate their papers
Contains 16 questions – candidates are required to answer 10 questions
Each complete question carries equal marks (50 marks per question) and it is assumed equal time will be spent on each question
If you are attending a class, then the APM Project Management Qualification exam will usually run as part of the course
An online APM PMQ exam is now available

APM PMQ free resources

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