CMI Level 5 Certificate in Project Management
CMI Project Management
The CMI Level 5 Certificate in Project Management gives you a formal project management qualification from the Chartered Management Institute.
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About This Qualification
The CMI Level 5 Certificate in Project Management qualification covers two different topics as follows. You’re a manager and you’ve had a good idea. First, you’ll need to research it and come up with some costed options to present to your manager (that’s unit 524). Once you have the green light you’ll need to plan and deliver the project perfectly (that’s unit 513).
Who’s it for?
Operational managers
Department managers up to head of department
Specialist managers (e.g., engineering, sales, production, design …)
CMI Level 5 Certificate in Project Management
The is a standalone qualification in Project Management. These units also contribute to the CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership. So you will have a Project Management qualification and two fewer units to study for the main CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership qualification (which leads to Chartered Manager status).
Certificate 5C33
Study 2 units
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| Unit | Unit Title and Description | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 513 | Managing Projects to Achieve Results The ability to manage projects is a vital skill for all managers. This unit focuses on the knowledge and skills required to manage projects successfully and overcome problems and challenges. It requires the learner to evaluate the methods and tools for planning tasks and activities, as well as knowing how to implement and manage project activities, build stakeholder relationships, manage resources and risk, monitor progress and report on outcomes. | 60 |
| 524 | Conducting a Management Project The aim of the unit is for the learner to conduct management research which will have an impact on individual and/or organisational practice. It is expected that learners will plan and manage a genuine project in the workplace or an academic enquiry relevant to an identified business need or challenge. | 100 |
| Certificate | Complete units 513 and 524 to achieve the required 160 credits to achieve this qualification. | £1100 incl. VAT |
