Preparing For Your ChPP Interview
Congratulations, your written application has been assessed as meeting the Chartered standard and you have…
Like many careers including Accountancy, Engineering and Law, it is becoming accepted that project delivery professionals will gain a personal Chartership at some point on their journey to becoming a recognised, competent professional.
Becoming a Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) provides independent validation of your hard work and achievements. This provides a rare opportunity for you to look back over a successful career of achievement and reflect on the contributions you have made and how valuable you are*.
Achieving your Chartership takes time and focus. You will be required to write a summary of the complex projects you have worked on, together with evidence of the competences you have demonstrated. During your interview this evidence will be verified and your broad technical knowledge will be explored together with your awareness of ethical principles and considerations.
At Changescope, we will support you through this process from initial assessment, through drafting a compelling application, to anticipating the questions you may be asked at interview.
This programme is designed to be completed within three to four months (which can be extended up to one year) and will provide everything you need to prepare your application.
Our support to you will include:
Our tried and trusted approach provides step-by-step guidance to help you present your evidence in a clear and consistent way helping you to make the assessment process a foregone conclusion.
Our public programmes are delivered virtually over typically a 4 month period and lead you step-by-step through the preparation of your application with support from your ChPP Mentor.
Alternatively, why not enquire about our closed programme with tailored schedules for groups of five or more applicants.
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* “58% of Chartered Project Professional earn over £70,000. With industry recognition, enhanced expertise, and proven skills, professionals may command higher salaries and rewarding career opportunities.”
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Then maybe your next step should be to develop your knowledge of the principles of project delivery. Learn more about the options available to achieve this and work towards your personal Chartership.