Become a Chartered Project Professional (ChPP): A roadmap through the Praxis Framework™

According to a report from the Association for Project Management, 58% of Chartered Project Professionals (ChPP) earn over £70,000 annually. The ChPP is an APM Recognised Assessment Scheme, reaching this standard is a professional benchmark that demonstrates an individual’s ability to consistently deliver successful projects, adhere to ethical standards, and contribute significantly to the profession.

One way to reach Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) is via the Praxis Framework™ individual pathway.

Step 1 – Praxis Foundation

The journey starting point is Praxis Foundation. This qualification teaches individuals the theoretical knowledge needed to become a successful project manager, including:

• Key principles and terminology used in the industry
• The typical phases in a project lifecycle
• Commonly used project documents
• The roles and responsibilities of core stakeholders and project team members

Step 2 – Praxis Practitioner

The next level in this pathway is Praxis Practitioner, at which point individuals will learn how to put the knowledge developed in step 1 into practice.

The Praxis Practitioner qualification teaches individuals:

• How to tailor and apply best practice to different project scenarios and environments
• Gain a deeper understanding of risk, benefits and change management
• Develop leadership skills and learn how to effectively lead and manage project teams

To progress through the remaining stages, it is crucial that project managers continue to apply the Praxis Framework guidance in their projects.

Step 3 – Praxis Professional

The third rung on this ladder is Praxis Professional. This level requires individuals to showcase their experience in managing complex projects and programmes, applying the Praxis Framework.

To achieve this certification, individuals need to demonstrate that they:

• Have extensive experience managing projects