Qualifications improve your chances; they do not gate the job. Level 4 is the most recognised.
Pay range: National Careers Service.
Your route in
You can start without qualifications - direct entry/volunteering; a qualification improves your chances
Starting from scratch
Entry-level courses that feed this route.
Qualifications employers recognise (Level 4)
Any of these strengthens your application.
Add-on certificates
Complements to the main route. Where no level is shown, the awarding body does not specify one.
- Retrofit Coordinator Diploma 1 course
Where this can take you
You can develop your career by completing professional qualifications through the: Association for Project Management (APM), Project Management Institute (PMI) and Chartered Management Institute (CMI). With experience, you could become: a senior project manager, co-ordinating several projects, a freelance consultant, advising businesses on the best way forward and an operations manager, with overall responsibility for products and services. For multi-sector project management in engineering and manufacturing, you could do a Project Controls Professional Level 6 Degree Apprenticeship.
- Retrofit Coordinator Diploma (Level 5) L52 courses
- Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Management L62 courses
- Construction Management Top-Up Degree (BSc Hons) L61 course
- Architectural Technology Degree Apprenticeship L61 course