Qualification Purpose
To introduce learners to the procurement structures, risk allocation, and processes associated with Public-Private Partnerships.
Occupational Profile
Entry Requirements
Target Learners
Procurement officers, project officers involved in infrastructure or PPP projects.
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion, the learner will be able to:
- Describe common PPP models (BOT, concession, joint venture).
- Assess basic PPP feasibility and value-for-money criteria.
- Support the structuring of PPP procurement documentation.
- Identify risk allocation principles in PPP arrangements.
Assessment & Workplace Learning Strategy
Note: Workplace learning requirements are governed as per Common Provisions, Section 1.3.
Progression & Professional Designation
Progression Pathways: Feeds into L2-A and L2-F.
Professional Designation: Individual Level 1 certificates do not carry a standalone professional designation. A learner who completes three or more Level 1 certificates within a single occupational family becomes eligible for the AISCR Associate designation in that family.
Career Opportunities
Successful completion prepares candidates for roles such as: PPP Procurement Officer, Project Procurement Officer
Part of the AISCR Certified Associate Pathway
Completing 3 Level 1 certificates in this occupational family qualifies learners for official status as an AISCR Certified Associate.