Capture Practitioner or Classroom training
If you're looking for classroom training, we deliver the APMP certification courses (including Capture Practitioner) for corporate groups of 10, for £3,750 ex VAT
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APMP Foundation v4
CourseThe complete guide to certifying your understanding of best practices in bid and proposal management. Learn how to prepare for and pass APMP's new v4 Foundation Level certification.
£211
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Reviewing & Scoring
CourseThis masterclass will show you how to transform your proposal reviews and make them a value-adding activity that improves your win rates.
3 x £60
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Pre mortems
Course5.0 average rating (8 reviews)Where win strategies focus on how to win, pre-mortems focus on how not to lose. They’re a powerful 'fail-fast' technique for identifying the possible causes for losing while there’s still time to fix them – helping to avoid the dreaded “if only”…
Free
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LIFE
Course5.0 average rating (6 reviews)Improve your proposal win rates by Learning Intelligently From Experience
Free
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APMP Practitioner
Course5.0 average rating (4 reviews)With this course you’ll learn how to prepare for APMP’s Practitioner objective test exam and what to expect before, during, and afterwards. To make life easier, you can book the exam through us as well.
£125
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APMP Foundation v3
Course5.0 average rating (9 reviews)The complete guide to certifying your understanding of best practices in bid and proposal management. Learn how to prepare for and pass APMP's Foundation Level certification, and to make life easier book your exam through us!
Looking for APMP micro-certifications?
APMP has a growing list of specialist micro-certifications
We think it's great that APMP has these additional specialist certifications you can go for (like AI for bidding). We have not developed training for them all because we believe you can safely self-study and pass because they are shorter exams. We recommend you start with the sample exam, and see what you need to study, then find the section of the APMP Body of Knowledge that gives you the APMP best practices: