You’ve led delivery, held a budget steady, made the calls that kept things moving — and none of it reads as project management, because nobody ever asked you to write it down.
Straight to your inbox. No cost, no obligation to enrol in anything.
Regeneration · Workbook
Prove It.
The Project Experience Evidence Workbook — turn work you have already done into proof on paper.
Six proofs · Delivery log · CV guide
Ready to fill
Memory is the only place your evidence lives — and it is leaking.
The school behind this workbook — Regeneration, a GPM (Green Project Management®) Accredited Training Partner. CPD approved, with live projects delivered with Siel Bleu Ireland.
What It Actually Costs
Three moments this shows up.
01
Filtered Before Anyone Reads It
No “project manager” in the title, so the CV goes unread.
02
A Vague Answer, Not A Specific One
The detail lived in memory — nowhere else to point to.
03
“Show Me,” And Nothing To Show
Plenty happened. None of it was written down at the time.
A Workbook Built For This Gap
Regeneration is a GPM Accredited Training Partner that spends its time turning project work like yours into evidence — and, for those who want it, a certification. This workbook is the first step, and it asks nothing of you beyond an email address: the six things that count as evidence, a log to build your case project by project, and a plain guide to putting it on a CV.
What’s Inside
Regeneration · Workbook
Prove It.
The Project Experience Evidence Workbook — turn work you have already done into proof on paper.
Six proofs · Delivery log · CV guide
Ready to fill
1
The six things that count
Evidence of project experience — most of it you already have, without realising.
2
A delivery log, started for you
A template with a worked example filled in, so the first page isn’t blank.
3
From log entry to CV line
A one-page guide to turning an entry into a line a hiring panel actually notices.
4
People and planet, counted too
It asks you to notice those decisions inside a project as well — part of doing the job well, not a separate skill.
Fifteen minutes with it, and the next project gets documented properly from the start. The ones already behind you get a fair account, instead of none.
One Line, Rewritten
The same project. The only difference is what got written down.
Undocumented
CV — experience section
Helped coordinate a project for the team.
→
From the log ✓
CV — experience section
Led delivery across budget, timeline and stakeholders — documented well enough to defend in an interview.
From the person who built it
“Every week I meet people doing project work they don’t record — unaware it counts, unaware the record is for them. Minutes serve the meeting; a log serves you. This workbook is where your own record starts.”
Rhealyn Mugri — Founder, Regeneration
National finalist · Project Professional of the Year 2025 · PMI Ireland Chapter
The honest deadline
Fifteen minutes now, or an afternoon of reconstruction later.
Detail leaves quietly — the numbers, the dates, the decisions that made it work. Documented this week, it reads as delivery. Recalled next year, it comes back thinner. Start the record while it is still yours.
Regeneration · Workbook
Prove It.
The Project Experience Evidence Workbook — turn work you have already done into proof on paper.
Six proofs · Delivery log · CV guide
Ready to fill
Get Your Copy
The workbook goes to your inbox at no cost, the moment you enter your email below. Nothing else is asked of you — no enrolment, no call, no obligation.
No. The workbook stands on its own — use it whether or not a course ever comes into it.
Will this fill my inbox?+
A short handful of emails follow the workbook, then an occasional note every couple of weeks. Unsubscribing is one click, at the bottom of any of them.
Isn’t logging hours a bit old-fashioned?+
It would be, if this were a timesheet. The log records delivery — what you ran, what you decided, what it produced. Hours appear once, because accrediting bodies and CV screeners still ask for them. The evidence is what does the persuading.
I’m not job-hunting right now — is this still useful?+
Yes. The sooner a project gets documented, the easier it is to write down properly. Most people who wait end up trying to reconstruct months-old detail from memory.
Start Documenting What You’ve Already Done
Your email is used to send this workbook and the occasional useful note from the school — not shared, not sold.
Regeneration — School of Sustainable Projects. GPM Accredited Training Partner. Taught by a national finalist, Project Professional of the Year 2025 (PMI Ireland Chapter).
