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The Diploma of Project Management (BSB51407), based on the PmBOK methodology, is to help organisations to improve project management processes.
 

Fee to complete your qualification:
If you sign up for the whole qualification in one go your investment will be

NSW ACT

$5,865 - NSW Course fee

$5,865 - ACT Course fee

$5,335 - NSW Member fee

$5,335 - ACT Member fee

For more information or to book a qualification Call 1300 228 127.

Contact AIM Student Support at assessment@aimnsw.com.au for more information on the RPL process.

This includes all your assessment fees, materials, catering, student study and assessment support and access to AIM resources during your qualification.

 

Designed for

 

Project managers and leaders, people with responsibility for a number of projects or projects with high value.


Timeframe

 

Approximately 12 to 18 months.


Structure

 

Three-day Applied Project Management program, skills assessment exam, two-day workshop. Nine core units. On completion of the whole qualification, managers may gain advanced standing into a Bachelor Degree at selected universities.


Assessment

 

You’ll be assessed through workplace projects, which require you to compile a range of evidence that demonstrates your competence.


RPL

 

Recognition of skills and knowledge gained through previous studies, work and life experiences may lead to advanced standing in this course.

Unit code Course
Core - all units required
BSBPMG501A
Manage application of project integrative processes
and
BSBPMG502A
Manage project scope
and
BSBPMG503A
Manage project time
and
BSBPMG504A
Manage project costs
and
BSBPMG505A
Manage project quality
and
BSBPMG506A
Manage project human resources
and
BSBPMG507A
Manage project communication
and
BSBPMG508A
Manage project risk
and
BSBPMG509A		 Diploma of Project Management (Stage 2)
You will learn to develop and implement successful project plans for multiple and complex projects covering: project’s life cycle, scope management plans, tools, methodologies, budgeting processes, communication techniques, risk management techniques, and contract legislation and legal obligations relating to project management.