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Becoming a CPD Provider with the Association of Construction Quality Professionals (ACQP) CPD Accreditation Service enables organisations to deliver recognised continuing professional development activities to construction professionals.

Approved providers can offer structured learning such as technical seminars, webinars, workshops, and specialist training courses that contribute towards members annual CPD requirements. The ACQP CPD accreditation process ensures that all approved learning activities demonstrate clear educational value, defined learning objectives, and relevance to construction quality, building safety, and regulatory compliance.

By becoming an accredited provider, organisations gain professional recognition, the ability to issue ACQP-recognised CPD certificates, and the opportunity to share technical expertise with a wider network of construction professionals committed to improving standards across the industry.

If you want to get your CPD courses accredited through the Association of Construction Quality Professionals (ACQP) CPD Accreditation Service, the process is designed to ensure that training meets recognised professional learning standards within the construction and building safety sector.

CPD accreditation with ACQP allows training providers, consultants, manufacturers, and organisations to have their learning activities formally recognised as valid continuing professional development for construction professionals.

To obtain accreditation, course providers normally submit an application outlining the course structure, learning objectives, and technical content. The ACQP reviews the course to ensure it provides genuine educational value, is relevant to construction quality, compliance, building safety, or inspection practices, and is not primarily promotional in nature. Providers must also demonstrate the qualifications or experience of the course presenter, the duration of the CPD activity, and how participant attendance will be recorded.

Once approved, the course can be promoted as ACQP CPD Accredited, and delegates who complete the training may receive an ACQP-recognised CPD certificate confirming the number of CPD hours achieved. Accredited providers may also be listed by ACQP as recognised CPD providers and can deliver seminars, webinars, technical briefings, or specialist training courses that support the ongoing professional development of construction professionals.

Having CPD accreditation through ACQP demonstrates that your training meets industry expectations for professional competence, knowledge development, and best practice within the built environment sector.

Get your CPD webinars accredited through the Association of Construction Quality Professionals (ACQP) CPD Accreditation Service, provided the webinar meets the required professional learning standards.

ACQP accreditation is open to online learning formats, including live webinars, virtual seminars, and structured online CPD presentations. The key requirement is that the webinar delivers genuine educational value relevant to construction quality, building safety, compliance, inspection, or related professional practice.

Once reviewed and approved, the webinar can be promoted as ACQP CPD Accredited. Accredited webinars are particularly useful because they allow organisations to deliver accessible training to a wider audience across the construction sector, while still meeting recognised CPD standards.

Live CPD presentations delivered at conferences, training centres, offices, or industry events can be submitted for ACQP accreditation when they provide structured educational content relevant to construction quality, building safety, regulatory compliance, inspection practices, or technical construction topics. The purpose of the accreditation process is to ensure that the session delivers genuine professional development rather than promotional or sales-based content.

To obtain accreditation, the provider normally submits details including the presentation title, learning objectives, session outline or agenda, presenter qualifications, and the duration of the CPD activity.

ACQP recognises that professional learning can be delivered through modern digital formats, including podcasts, audio briefings, and on-demand learning, provided they meet the same standards as live or online CPD. The key is that the content offers genuine professional development, such as insights on building safety, compliance, inspection techniques, construction quality, or regulatory updates, and is not primarily promotional.

Accredited podcasts are a flexible way for professionals to earn CPD anytime, anywhere, while ensuring the learning meets the ACQPs recognised professional standards.