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The future looks set for continued growth in the demand for high-quality qualifications and recognised skills at home and abroad.
In today's world, when individuals seek to enhance their skill sets and stand out in the competitive landscape, choosing the appropriate qualifications becomes essential. This article delves into the significance of qualifications and explores why opting for certifications through IPM is a strategic choice.
Our institute has positioned itself uniquely to service this demand. It offers qualifications via its certified diploma programmes. Various project management certifications are available, with options to study project management courses online or within a classroom.
Qualifications offer a structured pathway for acquiring specialised knowledge, fostering a deeper understanding of industry best practices and emerging trends. Qualifications validate theoretical understanding and encourage the practical application of acquired knowledge, bridging the gap between theory and real-world scenarios.
According to the PMI report1, by 2027, there will be a need for nearly 88 million individuals in project management-oriented roles. These stats indicate that project management will soon become a highly valued skill.
Therefore, having the right project management qualifications can be the key differentiator. They validate one's knowledge and provide a structured pathway for continuous learning and career advancement.
IPM offers widely recognised certifications to enhance your project management skills. It emerges as a trusted partner in your pursuit of valuable qualifications. Unravel the features that set IPM apart from others in project management qualifications via certifications.
We offer certifications that hold substantial recognition across industries. These certifications carry the weight of being acknowledged and respected in professional spheres globally.
IPM has positioned itself uniquely to service this demand. We offer integrated NFQ and IPMA® professional body qualifications via certified diploma programmes.
The Irish National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) was established in 2003. Based on a system of ten levels, the NFQ makes it easier to understand and compare qualifications. Over 150 countries have now developed an NFQ. Ireland was one of the first countries to do so.
Today, the Irish NFQ is well connected internationally to qualifications developments in the UK, across Europe and beyond. International connections matter as skills and qualifications become increasingly mobile.
IPMA® (International Project Management Association) was founded in 1965 and is the world's first professional project management association.
The IPMA® competency-based 4 Level Certification System for programme and project managers is unique globally and widely recognised for its quality.
Our different project management courses are available and recognised in the UK and worldwide.
Following the introduction of the IPMA® competency-based 4-Level Certification System in 2002 and the NFQ in 2003, we have seen many changes across the qualifications and skills landscape, particularly in the project management discipline.
Quality is non-negotiable. Therefore, IPM maintains its quality standards, ensuring the certifications meet the highest benchmarks. The certifications offered by IPM ensure that each qualification attains the highest benchmarks of educational quality.
Choosing IPM for project management qualifications ensures that professionals receive an education held in the highest esteem by employers and industries worldwide.
IPM ensures that its certifications perfectly align with the ever-evolving needs of diverse industries. Our programs are not static and outdated; they adapt to emerging trends and technological advancements.
Professionals graduating from IPM can confidently apply their knowledge and skills directly in the industries they serve. The result is a workforce that is not just educated but strategically positioned to make immediate and valuable contributions to these.
IPM's certifications are meticulously designed to align with the dynamic needs of various industries. The content is not static; it evolves to address emerging trends, technological advancements, and the evolving demands of the professional landscape.
Our institute recognises that skills are the currency of the modern job market, and its certifications are designed to enhance individuals’ practical capabilities. From project planning and execution to team leadership and problem-solving, the emphasis on skills development equips professionals with the necessary tools to excel in their roles.
Organisations are aware that having industry-standard certifications brings many advantages. Anyone who obtains a project management degree has the upper hand in the job market.
Qualifications from IPM are more than just having certification papers; they are passports to increase employability. Being a professional project manager can open new doors of opportunities and allow you to advance your career even further with certified diplomas.
IPM's certifications extend beyond your personal development. They also contribute to organisational success by adding value and increasing the growth trajectory, which eventually increases overall revenue. Professionals with IPM qualifications bring a wealth of knowledge and skills that directly add value to their companies.
Our certifications elevate the reputation of individual professionals and resonate throughout the organisation. Clients and stakeholders gain confidence in the company's capabilities, opening doors to new opportunities and contributing to sustained business growth.
In conclusion, pursuing project management qualifications through IPM is a strategic investment in one's professional journey. Qualifications are here to stay, and IPM continues to play its role as Ireland's premier certification authority.
Choosing IPM is not just about personal development; it is about positioning your company for sustained success and growth in a competitive business landscape.
Reference Literature:
1. PMI. 2017. "Project Management Job Growth and Talent Gap 2017–2027."
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