Project Manager Degree Apprenticeship

MIGSO-PCUBED

London

11 months ago

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Description

The apprentice will gain first-hand exposure to the management of multi-million-pound projects with an emphasis on learning in the workplace on live projects specific to MIGSO-PCUBED, supported by theoretical learning. In return, you will have the opportunity to make an impact on real projects early on in your role based in multiple client workplaces across the UK. Here you will also learn the specialist skills tailored to the knowledge, skills, and behaviours of a competent Project Manager at MIGSO-PCUBED.

Key Responsibilities

Supporting project managers to resolve any issues
Supporting project managers with project activities, such as reviewing budgets, managing risks, stakeholder management and progress updates
Reviewing project documentation
Project reporting; producing reports and MI
Project administration and monitoring
Supporting project management boards
Organising and attending project meetings; producing minutes and clear actions with SMART objectives
Communicate with staff of all levels across departments, as well as external partners.
One day per week allocated for study

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

Essential:

• GSCE (or equivalent) Maths and English Level 6

Plus, any one of the following:

A minimum of 3 A-Levels,
Level 3 BTEC qualification,
Level 4 Apprenticeship,
Previous commercial/industry experience can include work undertaken whilst studying

And also:

Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written
Excellent organisational skills
Tech-savvy
Ability to follow instructions

Please note that prospective applicants must not hold an existing qualification at the same or higher level as this apprenticeship or in a similar subject

Benefits

Our Key Benefits

Comprehensive Learning & Development:Access to customised programs designed to support your professional growth and skill enhancement.
Personalised Career Coaching:Receive one-on-one guidance to help you navigate and advance your career path.
APM Qualifications:Gain industry-recognised project management certifications with full support from our training programs.
Private Medical Insurance:Enjoy comprehensive coverage that includes optical, dental, and hearing care for you and your family.
RIDE2WORK Scheme:Save on commuting costs and promote a healthier lifestyle with our cycle-to-work initiative.
Exciting Company Events:Participate in exclusive events across the UK, fostering team spirit and networking opportunities.
Discounted Gym Membership:Stay active and healthy with access to discounted gym memberships.
Retail Discounts:Take advantage of exclusive offers from a wide range of top retail stores.

If it sounds like we’re describing you, apply today and start your journey with MIGSO-PCUBED.

MIGSO-PCUBED is an equal opportunities employer and seeks to employ a workforce which reflects the diverse community at large.

Please note that MIGSO-PCUBED:

Does not extend unsolicited employment offers; offers are only extended after a thorough interview process.
Does not charge (including through its external recruitment agency partners) prospective employees in any country any fees during the recruitment process.
Will only contact you by email using an “migso-pcubed.com” domain.

MIGSO-PCUBED (MP) is a world leading consultancy dedicated to project, programme, portfolio and change management.

We have become the trusted delivery partner of the most recognisable brands in Aerospace & Defence, Automotive, Transport, Financial Services & Technology, Life Sciences and Energy as well as Government organisations, helping them convert their big ideas into reality.

We operate globally with offices across the UK, Europe, North America, South-East Asia, and Australia. Our services are based on cross-industry best practice and leverage over 30 years of learned expertise.

We are a diverse global team of committed experts driven by excellence, creativity and pragmatism. Our unique ability is both to advise on how to implement major projects and business transformation initiatives; and to provide the people, tools and technology to follow through on those recommendations.

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