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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Continuing professional development (CPD) is the intentional maintenance and development of the knowledge and skills needed to perform in a professional context. This could mean honing current skills, it could mean developing them to a new level, or it could mean learning new ones that will allow an employee’s job role to expand or prepare them for potential promotion.
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- Maintain your Professional CPD
A CPD plan is a tool that helps you to focus on your professional development goals, your own personal skills and track your progress. The process of setting up a CPD plan involves reflecting on your current skills and knowledge, identifying areas where you need to develop further, and setting goals for your professional development plan.
What are CPD points?
CPD points are a measure of your educational activities and can be used to maintain professional registration. They can also be used as evidence of your commitment to continued professional development. The points are usually awarded for attending training courses, conferences and other events, or for completing self-directed learning activities. The number of points you can earn for each activity varies, and is set by the training provider or relevant professional body.
Who needs CPD?
Across the UK workforce, CPD is expected of most individual professionals in most sectors. It is generally governed by sector-specific professional organisations or regulators. Employers also increasingly expect their staff to undertake CPD, and may even measure them on it.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is essential for anyone working in construction, from site supervisors and Clerks of Works to project managers and façade specialists.
With the ACQP, a minimum of 25 hours of CPD each year ensures professionals remain competent, up to date with ever-changing regulations such as the Building Safety Act, and able to demonstrate ongoing knowledge, skills, experience and behaviours (SKEB). In an industry where poor quality can have serious consequences, CPD isn’t optional, it’s a professional responsibility.
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When you've registed your CPD just upload your evidence.
Simply register on the CPD database to keep track of all your online learning,
This offers a great opportunity to help members enhance their careers. By having a formal CPD accreditation, and having it recorded.
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The ACQP CPD Portal is a free online CPD record tool for members to help manage, track and log your ongoing Continuing Professional Development.
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