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Build practical knowledge of the project lifecycle with the CMI Level 3 Award in Project Management. This recognised online project management course is designed for aspiring project managers, supervisors and managers responsible for workplace projects. Learn how organisational context, project roles, stakeholder engagement, planning, risk and control contribute to successful delivery. Study flexibly online with HHF Training through structured resources, tutor guidance and assignment-based assessment.
The CMI Level 3 Award in Project Management is a focused, regulated qualification for managers and other staff. Complete one mandatory unit worth 6 credits.
This online project management course shows how a project starts, how to plan its work and how to check progress. Learn about roles, risks and the people who have an interest in the project.
Build your project management skills through work examples. Explore the project lifecycle and ways to keep people informed and involved from start to finish.
The CMI Level 3 Award in Project Management suits new and current project managers. It also helps supervisors, first-line managers and staff who work on projects.
Build on your experience and learn ways to plan and manage work. This Level 3 qualification can also be a step towards further management study.
If you are unsure whether the Award, Certificate or Diploma is the right route, contact HHF Training for course guidance before enrolment.
Learn how projects work from start to finish. The CMI Level 3 Award in Project Management covers project roles, planning, risks and ways to check progress. Explore how to keep the right people informed and the work on track.
Learn what a project is and how it differs from routine daily work. Explore how a business’s goals, structure and culture shape the way a project is delivered.
Learn who makes project decisions and what each team member does. Identify people inside and outside the business who have an interest in the project. Plan how to listen to them and share useful updates.
Set the project scope, goals, budget and schedule. Plan the people and resources needed. Identify risks and agree how to manage them.
Use milestones and reports to check progress. Review changes in a controlled way so the project stays focused on its goals.
Use realistic work examples to apply what you learn. Think about how you would plan tasks, involve the right people and manage risks. Explore ways to check progress and help a project succeed.
| Unit Title | Unit Reference | Total Unit Hours | GLH | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Project Management | PM3001 | 60 | 25 | 6 |
Complete one written assignment for Unit PM3001. Your work must meet the unit’s learning outcomes and assessment criteria. There is no written exam.
Your assessor checks the submission and gives clear feedback. They explain any further evidence or detail you need to add.
Study the online CMI Level 3 Award in Project Management with HHF. Plan a pace that fits your work and home life.
Use clear course materials and ask your tutor for help at each stage. Your assessor’s feedback helps you improve your assignment. This project management training online lets you organise study around your commitments.
Completion time depends on your starting point, study schedule and assignment progress.
The course fee covers online learning, tutor support and assessment for Unit PM3001. It also includes the standard qualification administration package. See the fee card for the current price.
Any resubmission, extension or additional service outside the standard package may involve an extra fee under HHF Training terms.
CMI does not set a formal academic entry qualification for this Award. Learners should normally be aged 16 or over. You need enough English and digital skills to study online and prepare assignments. You should be able to link project management ideas to work or realistic examples from an organisation.
Registered CMI learners can use membership resources under the current CMI terms. These may include ManagementDirect, research, learning tools and career support.
Use these materials alongside your project management study and for further development.
Pass Unit PM3001 and complete the required assessment and quality checks. Eligible learners then receive the regulated CMI Level 3 Award in Project Management.
This Level 3 project management qualification carries 6 credits. It includes 25 guided learning hours within 60 hours of total qualification time.

After completing the Award, you may progress to broader CMI management and leadership qualifications or further project management training. You may also take on more responsibility for planning projects, coordinating work and checking progress. Choose your next step to suit your experience and career goals.
Take the CMI project management course online with clear materials and tutor guidance. Get help to prepare your assignment and use feedback to improve your work. HHF supports you from enrolment to completion.
Study with a CMI Approved Centre. Get course guidance, assessment and learner support through HHF Training.
Read learning materials online at times that suit you. Get tutor help with study tasks and your assignment.
Complete one unit on project roles, planning, risks and progress checks. Learn how to involve the people who matter to a project.
Ask experienced tutors for assignment guidance. Use their feedback to improve your work and plan your next step.
It is a regulated Level 3 qualification for managers and staff who work on projects. Complete one mandatory unit worth 6 credits. Learn how to plan, organise and check project work.
It suits new and current project managers, supervisors and first-line managers. It also helps project team members and other staff who want to build their project knowledge.
Yes. Read the learning materials and complete study tasks online. Plan study around work and get tutor guidance and assignment feedback as you progress.
Complete one written assignment for Unit PM3001. Your work must meet the unit’s learning outcomes and assessment criteria. There is no written exam.
Study PM3001, Introduction to Project Management. It covers project purpose, roles, planning, risks and progress checks. Learn how to involve people and support successful delivery.
Allow 60 hours of total qualification time, including 25 guided learning hours. The weeks you need depend on your experience, weekly study time and assignment progress. Leave time to respond to feedback too.
Get online learning materials, tutor guidance and help to plan your assignment. Your assessor gives feedback on your work and explains any further evidence needed.
Explore a broader CMI management course or further project management training. You may also take on more project duties at work, depending on your skills and employer’s requirements.
Enrol online with HHF Training and build practical project management knowledge through flexible study, expert tutor support and a recognised CMI qualification.