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Enhance your skills and knowledge in project controls, scheduling, risk management, estimating and cost management, making you more competitive in the job market. Obtaining this Level 3 Diploma in project controls can open up new career opportunities such as project controller, cost engineer, quantity surveyor, or risk analyst. Employers value candidates with specialised training in project controls, making this diploma an asset for your career development.
Achieve the required level of technical competence to work in project controls on projects in sectors such as engineering, manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, utilities, transport, and defence.
Gain recognition that you have demonstrated the ability to:
- Confidentally manage opportunities & risk
- Master scheduling practice & techniques
- Develop initial budgets & baselines
For full course learning outcomes please see our course brochure.
Who is it for?
While there are no mandatory entry requirements, it is advisable that you have achieved a minimum GCSE grade "C/5" or equivalent in English and Mathematics, or hold an RQF functional skills level 2 or higher. Alternatively, you should be able to provide evidence of comparable attainment or relevant experience due to the complexity of the subject matter.
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How will the Level 3 Diploma in Project Controls Practice and Techniques benefit my career?
The ECITB Level 3 Diploma provides a comprehensive foundation in the principles and practices of project controls. Achieve the required level of technical competence to work in project controls on projects in sectors such as engineering, manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, utilities, transport, and defence.
Can I work alongside studying for my diploma?
Yes, the Diploma is designed to capture naturally occurring evidence generated through your daily work activities. Additionally, some of the knowledge gained will come from undertaking new tasks as part of the Diploma programme.
Do I have to complete any other ECITB qualifications before this one?
While there are no mandatory entry requirements, it is advisable that you have achieved a minimum GCSE grade "C/5" or equivalent in English and Mathematics, or hold an RQF functional skills level 2 or higher. Alternatively, you should be able to provide evidence of comparable attainment or relevant experience due to the complexity of the subject matter.
What qualification should I take after the ECITB Level 3 Diploma in Project Controls Practice and Techniques?
Elevate your skills with the APMG Project Planning and Control Certification or start your development with the Level 6 Diploma.
How much support will I receive during my diploma?
Once enrolled, you will be assigned a dedicated assessor who will support and guide you through the Diploma. They will help you identify evidence and plan assessments to help you successfully complete the Diploma.