As National Apprenticeship Week wraps up for another year, it is hard to ignore the dramatic step change in the status of apprenticeships and the opportunities now on offer as organisations embrace apprentices across their operations.
Looking at lessons learned from other schemes and sharing success factors that support better handovers of schemes, the emphasis of which is to help projects deliver benefits.
Delivering projects in war-torn countries and those hit by poverty can be challenging enough.
The Association for Project Management, the chartered body for the project profession, is calling on the chancellor to signal in his Spring statement the need to provide commitment in support and in investment for infrastructure and skills to help give confidence to economic performance.
The world’s first commercial deep-space communications station is to be launched in Cornwall, upgrading the Goonhilly Earth Station in Cornwall.
Women in Project Management SIG – Spring Newsletter 2018 Newsletter contents 1.
As important as tools and techniques may be, they cannot replace the power of a united, motivated and empowered team.
Aimed at project professionals with any level of experience, around 30 people attended an insightful presentation at the Atkins’ Hub office in Bristol on the evening of 6 February 2018.
On 18 January 2018 the South East branch held a joint session with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers at the Thales offices in Crawley to hear how Thales are managing some of the many challenges encountered on the Four Lines Modernisation (4LM) Programme that they are undertaking for Transport for London (TfL).
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2018 we hear from HS2 project management apprentice Naomi Blissett on what it takes to be an apprentice on one of the UK's most ambitious projects.
