Australian Graduate School of Business Management offers a suite of assessment tools that enable any student or practitioner in the field of project, program, portfolio and organisation management to assess their competencies systematically, and receive own scorecard. CAT is an effective tool not only for assessment of competencies but also for maintaining and improving the stock of competencies over time. CAT enables the student or professional person to select the competencies that he/she needs for a particular assignment or set these with reference to the functions they perform. He/she can then conduct self assessment either at unit or element level, obtain a report and save the results into a secure online database for future reference. Users can analyse the before and after training results, record a portfolio of competencies and obtain historical trends of their competency development. They can manage their competency portfolio online. CAT can also assist an individual to view the development areas that need attention from the metrics incorporated into the assessment matrices. CAT’s assessment is based on a comprehensive Chart of Competencies that reflects the inventory of competencies of the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM), the International Project Management Association (IPMA) International Competence Baseline (ICB) and the PMCF of Project Management Institute (PMI). To gain a better understanding of CAT and L&D Planner please view CAT Slides.