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Tell us what you need and the right team at PCI will be in touch.
What can we help with?
- Certification, eligibility and the PCL-AI
- Membership and grades
- Corporate, government and university programmes
- Research, standards and media
- Chapters and events
How to reach us
Use the contact page to send a message, or write to the relevant team directly. We aim to respond promptly.
Organisations
If you're enquiring on behalf of an employer, agency or university, let us know your goals and scale and we'll route you to the right programme.
From enquiry to answer.
You tell us what you need
Certification details, corporate programmes, or academic partnership — whatever it is.
We acknowledge
You’ll get a reply confirming we’ve received it, within two working days.
The right team responds
Your enquiry reaches certification, corporate or academic colleagues as appropriate.
We share what you asked for
Syllabus, fees, the roadmap, or a call — whatever helps you decide.
Your privacy. We use what you provide only to handle this enquiry, share it only with the people who need it to respond, and keep it no longer than necessary. See our Privacy Policy and Data Protection Policy.
Need help, or this in another format? Contact us or email hello@projectcontrolsinstitute.org and we’ll guide you through it.
Common questions.
How quickly will I hear back?
We aim to acknowledge enquiries within two working days. Prefer email? Write to hello@projectcontrolsinstitute.org.
Can I request a syllabus?
Yes — ask for a certification syllabus and we'll point you to it.
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Get in touch
We'd be glad to help.
After you submit
You will receive an acknowledgement with a reference immediately, and a considered reply within 1–2 business days — not a drip campaign. Meanwhile the fastest answers live in the FAQ, the guidelines & downloads area and the Body of Knowledge.
If your question is really an employer question — enrolling a team, invoicing, a dedicated organisation code — go straight to corporate programmes and say roughly how many learners; it saves a round-trip.
What to include, by enquiry type
A specific enquiry gets a specific answer. Before you write, gather the two or three facts that let the right team respond in one message rather than three. What those facts are depends on who is asking.
Certification candidates
Say where you are in the journey — exploring, ready to apply, or already preparing. Mention your current role, how your experience reads against the eligibility requirements, and the decision you are actually weighing: whether to apply now, when to sit the exam, or which study route suits you.
Employers and agencies
Cover the practical anchors: roughly how many people you want to develop, the roles they hold, the capability gap you are addressing, and any budget-cycle or mobilisation timing that shapes the decision. That detail lets us reply with a workable outline rather than general material.
Universities and educators
Tell us about the programme you run, the level of your students, and whether your interest is curriculum alignment, a student pathway to the credential, or both. Skimming university partnerships first will sharpen the questions worth asking.
Enquiries, obligations and eligibility
Two things people often want settled before they press send: whether an enquiry creates any obligation, and how far we can go on eligibility questions. Both have straightforward answers.
Does sending an enquiry commit me to anything?
No. An enquiry does not create an account, start an application or add you to a marketing list. The newsletter is a separate, explicit opt-in. If you later decide to proceed, enrolment is its own step with its own confirmation.
Can you confirm my eligibility before I apply?
We can offer informal guidance on how your background reads against the published criteria, which is often enough to decide whether to apply. A formal eligibility decision is only made when you submit an application with evidence — so treat pre-application guidance as direction, not a ruling.
What if my question spans several teams?
Send it once. We route enquiries internally, so a question touching certification, membership and a corporate arrangement still gets one joined-up reply. Splitting it into separate messages usually slows things down rather than speeding them up.
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Which route fits your question
Fast self-service usually wins: pricing and inclusions live on the product pages, process detail in the guidelines library, the standard itself in the Body of Knowledge. Use this form when your question is genuinely particular — recognition of unusual experience, timing constraints, or which route fits a career already in motion.
One good paragraph of context beats ten adjectives: role, years, sector, and what you are trying to decide. That is what lets a reply be an answer rather than a brochure.