Corporate Accreditation

APM Corporate Accreditation assesses your organisation’s professional development scheme and your commitment to the APM Five Dimensions of Professionalism. This recognition provides assurance to your key stakeholders and allows you to attract and retain the best project management talent in the country.  

Case studies of a number of our accredited organisations such as Shell, BAE Systems, DWP and many more can be found here.

Exclusive benefits of Corporate Accreditation include:

  • A certificate, valid for three years.
  • An APM Accreditation logo to use on all relevant promotional material.
  • A listing and link on the APM website.
  • A case study based on your application, to enhance your company's profile.
  • A copy of the assessor’s report, to use for further development of your programme.

How to gain corporate accreditation
Stage 1Contact APM and talk to one of our business development managers about our scheme. They will help you evaluate your readiness to apply.

Stage 2 – To apply, you will need to complete our application form, answering the questions as fully as possible. Here you will explain how your organisation meets the criteria for accreditation. In particular, our Assessors will look for evidence of your organisation’s commitment to the APM Five Dimensions of Professionalism. A full set of guidance notes is provided and you will also have the support of your APM business development manager throughout.

Stage 3 – Our assessors will conduct a desk assessment of your application and complete a report. We will inform you promptly of the outcome. You will receive a copy of the report and advice on areas that require development in order to meet the standards of accreditation, if necessary.

Fees and duration
Corporate accreditation lasts for three years with an annual payment for each of the three years.

Next steps
For further information or guidance, please contact the accreditation team, or call 01844 271690.

View organisations currently holding APM Corporate Accreditation