Project Manager Competency Development Framework (PMCDF)

Practical Certification for starting a career in Project Management

6 June 201719 December 2017 Tania Melnyczuk PCP

Discerning clients and employers aren’t looking for someone who just has a fancy certificate in Project Management. They’re looking for someone who can do the actual work. Whether they articulate it or not, they’re often seeking someone with the competencies described in the Project Manager Competency Development Framework of the PMI^®.

If you’re trying to break into the Project Management profession, the Practical Certification Programme in Project Management (PCP) provides you with a great opportunity to get a foot in the door.

The PCP has many benefits. You will enter an interview with a prospective client or employer with more than mere theoretical knowledge, or years of experience at doing things your own way. Your certificates, and your portfolio of evidence of real project work, accompanied by a detailed testimonial, are a strong indication that you can actually do the work you claim you can do, in a way that aligns to industry-respected norms.

Tania Melnyczuk

Tania is the Director of Programme Design at ProjectManagement.co.za and the Collaboration Director of the Autistic Strategies Network. She also works as a project specialist at Marius Cloete Moulds, and as a professional artist specialising in ballpoint and multimedia.