Diane Stanley & Kathryn Jones: Celebrating 50 years of Project Management in the South West
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APM South Wales and West of England Branch conference held in Bristol on 11 October 2022 Presentation by Diane Stanley and Kathryn Jones
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Diane Stanley & Kathryn Jones: Celebrating 50 years of Project Management in the South West
- 1. New Initiatives in Project Management Education 1 Kathryn Jones – Group Project Director - Capability, Babcock Diane Stanley – Project Management Degree Apprenticeship (PMDA) Programme Lead, University of Plymouth Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 2. • We are an international defence company • We help our customers around the world to cost effectively improve the capability, reliability and availability of their most critical assets • Our focus countries are the UK, Australasia, Canada, France and South Africa, with exports to additional markets • We also operate in, and export to, additional markets • FTSE 250 company with c. 28,000 employees Babcock International Group 2 Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 3. The University of Plymouth 3 3 Queen’s Anniversary Prizes – most recently for microplastics 4th In the world for marine, 15th in the world for climate action (THE Impact Rankings 2022) Top 25 for teaching quality World top 25 for research citations Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 4. Context for Change 4 4 “Increasingly complex projects in a more demanding world” Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 5. People Strategy - Building a Capability and Capacity 5 • Growing our capability • Career frameworks • Investing in training, qualifications and organic growth • Developing new solutions • Building our capacity • Increase diversity • Agile workforce • Supporting regional development Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 6. Project Management Degree Apprenticeship 6 Why – for our employees – Employees can gain a degree whilst working – Excellent foundation in project management and project controls, combining theory and on the job learning Why - for Babcock › Promote the cross of transfer of knowledge, across Babcock and externally › Support the regional development agenda › Opportunity to work with the University to shape the course and align with Babcock Project Management approach Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 7. • Based on National Apprenticeship Standard • Partnership with Babcock to design and develop • Babcock on the approval panel to sign off • Learning From Experience - an independent reviewer from University of Cumbria on the approval panel • Approved in 2021 • First cohort in September 2021 The Project Management Degree Apprenticeship 7 Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 8. Project Management Degree Apprenticeship 8 Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 9. Project Management Degree Apprenticeship How • Curriculum designed to deliver the Knowledge Skills and Behaviours (KSBs) of the Standard. • Employers can access the Apprenticeship Levy • On the job training – 20% off the job time to study Employer commitment • Tripartite Reviews – Employer/Apprentice/University • Academic Work Based Visit • Workplace Mentor 9 Classification:UNCLASSIFIED
- 10. Project Management Degree Apprenticeship 10 How • Alternate weeks face to face on campus and self directed learning • Theory and contextualised learning • Sharing of good practice across sectors • Academic staff have extensive project management experience in industry • Guest lectures from industry experts • Contextualised assessments Classification:UNCLASSIFIED