Routes to Chartered - Route 1
Routes to Chartered - Route 1
Route 1
Other routes
Route 1 is for project professionals who have a recognised assessment for technical knowledge.
In order to become a Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) you will need to meet the following criteria:
- having a proven track record delivering projects, programmes, portfolios or a key control or enabling function and;
- having up-to-date knowledge of current practices and methods and;
- being actively involved in the project profession
ROUTE 2
for those who have a recognised assessment for technical knowledge and professional practice
ROUTE 3
an experiential route for those who do not have a recognised assessment but do meet the eligibility criteria
As a holder of a recognised assessment against technical knowledge you will need to provide a written submission and interview against professional practice.
In order for you to do this you will need to provide evidence for this. There are three steps to this:
- Decide which competences you are going to provide evidence for - you will need to complete a total of 12 competences (nine are mandatory and two are elective from a list of 15).
- Give an overview (maximum 500 words) of up to four projects, programmes or portfolios that you will use to illustrate them.
- Write up to 250 words for each competence, referring back to the project overviews.
You will also be asked to declare that you have kept up to date through CPD (Continuing Professional Development) and give your proposers’ details. Your application will be assessed at this stage, and if successful you will be invited to an up to one hour interview covering:
- Professional practice: validating your written submission
- Ethics.
Route 1
Route 1 is for project professionals who have a recognised assessment for technical knowledge.
In order to become a Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) you will need to meet the following criteria:
- having a proven track record delivering projects, programmes, portfolios or a key control or enabling function and;
- having up-to-date knowledge of current practices and methods and;
- being actively involved in the project profession
As a holder of a recognised assessment against technical knowledge you will only need to provide a written submission and interview against professional practice.
In order for you to do this you will need to provide evidence for this. There are three steps to this:
- Decide which competences you are going to provide evidence for - you will need to complete a total of 12 competences (nine are mandatory and two are elective from a list of 15).
- Give an overview (maximum 500 words) of up to four projects, programmes or portfolios that you will use to illustrate them.
- Write up to 250 words for each competence, referring back to the project overviews.
You will also be asked to declare that you have kept up to date through CPD (Continuing Professional Development) and give your proposers’ details. Your application will be assessed at this stage, and if successful you will be invited to an up to one hour interview covering:
- Professional practice: validating your written submission
- Ethics.
Other routes
ROUTE 2
for those who have a recognised assessment for technical knowledge and professional practice
ROUTE 3
an experiential route for those who do not have a recognised assessment but do meet the eligibility criteria
Application fees
Yours payment is split between the two assessment stages. The annual registration fee will be £80 +VAT, with the first payment due 12 months after award of ChPP. For members of APM, the fee will be aligned to your membership renewal date.
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Route 1 |
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Fee |
Incl. VAT |
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Stage 1 (application) |
£390 |
£468 |
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Stage 2 (interview) |
£360 |
£432 |
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Total |
£750 |
£900 |
Should any part of the process need to be repeated, the appropriate fee for that part of the process must be paid at re-submission.
Results release dates
APM will process applications through an assessment cycle.
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Submission deadline |
Results release* |
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Friday 7 August 2020 |
Wednesday 14 October 2020 |
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Friday 16 October 2020 |
Wednesday 23 December 2020 |
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Friday 11 December 2020 |
Wednesday 3 March 2021 |
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Friday 15 January 2021 |
Wednesday 24 March 2021 |
| Friday 5 March 2021 | Wednesday 12 May 2021 |
| Friday 14 May 2021 | Wednesday 21 July 2021 |
*Successful applicants notified via email from the chartered team and will be added to the public directory on the APM website if they have opted to do so.
