The International Project Management Association (IPMA) offers a certification program that assesses the competence of project, program, and portfolio managers at different levels. The program consists of four levels: A, B, C, and D. Here’s a brief overview of the assessment process for each level:
– Level A: This level is intended for experienced senior project, program, or portfolio managers. The assessment process includes submitting a report, an experience summary, management complexity ratings, an interview, and a self-assessment.
– Level B: Designed for experienced senior project, program, or portfolio managers. The assessment process involves submitting a report, an experience summary, management complexity ratings, an oral exam, an interview, and a self-assessment.
– Level C: Aimed at experienced project managers. The assessment process includes submitting an experience summary, management complexity ratings, a written exam with 12 short-answer questions, an interview, and a self-assessment.
– Level D: Suitable for individuals interested in the discipline of project management. The assessment process involves taking a written exam with 10 short-answer questions and 60 multiple-choice questions and completing a self-assessment.
For more detailed information about the IPMA certification program and the competence assessment process at each level, you can visit the official IPMA website .
Please note that the information provided here is based on publicly available sources and may be subject to change. It’s always best to refer to the official IPMA website for the most up-to-date information.