Top tips from APM’s Apprentice of the Year Blog
Miles Allibone-Dover is an apprentice at National Highways.
From research notes to Gantt charts: My leap into project management Blog
If you had told me a few years ago that I’d be swapping out citations and academic journals for stand-up meetings and project dashboards, I might’ve offered you a sympathetic smile and suggested you needed coffee or therapy.
Career spotlight: Carolyn Browning on working in defence, nuclear, rail and tech Blog
Carolyn Browning has pursued a successful zigzag career, climbing the project delivery ladder across industries that are usually male-dominated.
From the classroom to the conference room: My journey from teaching to project management Blog
For 18 years, I worked as a teacher.
Create sticky goals for 2025 Blog
As project management professionals, you’re experts at setting goals and objectives and delivering the outcomes to achieve these.
Navigating the project managers career crossroads Blog
Experienced project managers often find themselves at a career crossroads.
Five tips to get into project management Blog
The words: “when I grow up, I want to be a project manager” probably aren’t heard in many schools where children dream about their futures! Whilst some project managers find their calling early on in their career journeys, others get into the role later in life after exploring other passions and developing skills which lend themselves well to managing projects.
Five tactics to help you land your first project role Blog
Whether it’s the variety, the chance to make a difference, or earn an average salary of over £56,000 per year, project management is a sought after profession.
Developing management skills in preparation for increase in project activity Blog
As part of its Leading Industry Learning Strategy 2023-25, the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is supporting employers in preparing for a projected boom* in project activity in a number of ways.
Salaries and career satisfaction in project management: what the latest data shows Blog
If you’re looking for a snapshot of how the project profession is faring this year, then look no further than the eighth APM/YouGov Salary and Market Trends Survey of project professionals.
Top tips from APM’s Apprentice of the Year
Miles Allibone-Dover is an apprentice at National Highways.
From research notes to Gantt charts: My leap into project management
If you had told me a few years ago that I’d be swapping out citations and academic journals for stand-up meetings and project dashboards, I might’ve offered you a sympathetic smile and suggested you needed coffee or therapy.
Career spotlight: Carolyn Browning on working in defence, nuclear, rail and tech
Carolyn Browning has pursued a successful zigzag career, climbing the project delivery ladder across industries that are usually male-dominated.
From the classroom to the conference room: My journey from teaching to project management
For 18 years, I worked as a teacher.
Create sticky goals for 2025
As project management professionals, you’re experts at setting goals and objectives and delivering the outcomes to achieve these.
Navigating the project managers career crossroads
Experienced project managers often find themselves at a career crossroads.
Five tips to get into project management
The words: “when I grow up, I want to be a project manager” probably aren’t heard in many schools where children dream about their futures! Whilst some project managers find their calling early on in their career journeys, others get into the role later in life after exploring other passions and developing skills which lend themselves well to managing projects.
Five tactics to help you land your first project role
Whether it’s the variety, the chance to make a difference, or earn an average salary of over £56,000 per year, project management is a sought after profession.
Developing management skills in preparation for increase in project activity
As part of its Leading Industry Learning Strategy 2023-25, the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is supporting employers in preparing for a projected boom* in project activity in a number of ways.
Salaries and career satisfaction in project management: what the latest data shows
If you’re looking for a snapshot of how the project profession is faring this year, then look no further than the eighth APM/YouGov Salary and Market Trends Survey of project professionals.
'We can’t recruit our way to greater diversity'. Calls to address leaky pipeline in the project profession
In our latest article about issues affecting women in the project profession, Jenn Harris, Programme Manager at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), discusses her research, which shone new light on factors preventing women from progressing in male-dominated industries.
New ways of working are breaking down barriers for women in projects
In the latest in our series of articles about issues relevant to women in the project profession, we speak with Jo Roberts, Head of Strategy, High Speed Rail Group, about progression opportunities for project experts and how organisations can drive positive change.