On successful completion of this subject, students should be able to:

1. Successfully develop project management competencies in line with recognised world standard in project management.
2. Constructively contribute to the project management-related work of the workplace.
3. Critically assess workplace practice and performance in project management.
4. Clearly analyse how prior learning of project management knowledge and skills may help further improve project management performance and organisational performance at workplace.
5. Critically reflect from your own practice of 500 hours work placement, and evaluate your readiness for entering the Project Management-associated work workforce.

1. 250 hours work placement at an approved organisation within an industry relevant to students?f individual specialisation under the guidance of an approved workplace supervisor and an academic supervisor of WSU
2. Integration of project management knowledge and skills with real world applications in line with recognised world standard in project management.
3. Reflection on project management knowledge and skills in line with recognised world standard in project management.
4. Achievement of project management competencies identified in recognised world standard in project management.

Legislative pre-requisites

All students will be required to conduct Work Health and Safety Risk Assessment for the tasks they may carry out in their workplace. Depending on the nature of the organisation in which they are doing their placement there may be special legislative requirements. These must be identified by the students before commencement of placement. The placement will not proceed if the student does not have the correct requirements at the time the placement is due to begin.