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Why we ask for CPD
Keeping your skills and knowledge upto date.
Engaging in CPD activities ensures that both academic and practical qualifications do not become outdated or obsolete, and allows for individuals to continually 'up skill' or 're-skill' themselves regardless of their occupation, age or educational level..
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I'm on a career break, do I have to do CPD?
Yes, it's especially important that you're able to manage your CPD whilst on a career break.
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How should I record my CPD?
Use our My CPD reflections tool, which is an online space to review and reflect on your learning, supporting you to make and embed changes in your professional practice.
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How does CPD benefit me?
CPD is about developing your professional practice. So it may help keep your skills and knowledge up to date.
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How should i aproach my CPD?
A combination of identifying your learning gaps and planning to meet them – along with recognising your everyday learning – is an effective approach to take.
Our CPD List from the Academy
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External Works
Introduction to modular pavements CPDThe role of rooflights within the Future Homes Standard and beyond
An introduction to hostile vehicle mitigation
The Fifth Facade: Regulations on Roofs
Cold-applied waterproofing
M&E Works
Introducing BS 5422 on pipework insulationHybrid Electrical Solutions
Thermal insulating materials for pipes
Mechanical ventilation’s role in improving indoor air quality
Residential heat pumps and energy efficiency
General Construction
Swedish Wood CLTSpecifying metal web joists
Sustainable steelwork procurement
Designing acoustics for learning environments
Building with wood
Movement in brickwork
Wood in interiors
Focus on cladding
Streamlining Weatherproofing In Modular Construction
Bridging the performance gap
Fire-resistant expansion movement joints
How to avoid brick stains and efflorescence
Patent and latent defects
Noise requirements in Approved Document O
Heat loss from buildings and thermal bridging
Compliance with the updated Approved Document L
Refurbishing concrete multi-storey car parks
Improving design and building efficiencies
Avoiding common roof defects
Roof glazing – more than glass
Door systems and accessibility
Drainage and stormwater management
Managing alien invasive species
Insulating flat roofs and balconies
Improving thermal performance of flat roofs
Steel and offsite construction
Fire Safety
Understanding fire stopping and liabilityFive ways to improve fire doorset safety
Fire regulations for commercial roofing
Fire and smoke access solutions
Fire resistance and engineered wood panels
External Cladding
Rainscreen insulation and cladding retrofitSafe Cladding Systems for Higher Risk Buildings
Rainscreen facade system regulations
Polycarbonate facades for sustainability
Brick facades and fire safety
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