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Off the shelf Project Management suite learning solution

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APSC2689International

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The Australian Public Service Commission is soliciting proposals for an off-the-shelf Project Management learning solution to be delivered by experienced third-party facilitators. The requirement consists of two distinct courses: Developing Project Management Expertise for APS4 to APS6 levels focusing on foundation and practitioner capabilities, and Leading Successful Projects for EL1 and EL2 levels focusing on advanced leadership, governance, and strategic delivery. The curriculum must enhance capabilities in project delivery, stakeholder engagement, risk management, and the integration of AI-enabled practices within an APS context. Workshops will be conducted for cohorts of up to 25 participants, either online via MS Teams or face-to-face at the APS Academy training rooms in Canberra. All enrolments will be administered through the APSLearn management system. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 17, 2026, under solicitation number APSC2689.

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APSC seeks third-party facilitators for project management courses for APS and EL levels.

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Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin, Hobart, ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS, AUS

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The APS Academy is seeking an off-the-shelf Project Management learning solution supported by experienced third-party facilitators. The learning solution should comprise 2 separate courses, pitched at different APS audiences: · Developing Project Management Expertise (APS4 to APS6) o Foundation and practitioner-level project management capability · Leading Successful Projects (EL1 and EL2) o Advanced project leadership, governance and strategic delivery capability The programs should strengthen project delivery capability, governance, stakeholder engagement, risk management and application of AI-enabled project practices within an APS context. Workshops will be held face-to-face at the APS Academy training rooms in Canberra, ACT, or online utilising MS Teams, to cohorts of up to 25 participants. All workshop enrolments will be managed by the APS Academy’s learning management system – APSLearn.

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