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Continuing Professional Development

Are you up to date with the latest developments and knowledge in your profession?

The world of work is constantly changing and continuing professional development (CPD) is the best way to keep up with the pace.

CPD is the practice of carrying out learning-related activities by a professional to be current and competent in their profession. 

In short, CPD, is any professional development that improves and broadens your knowledge, skills, and ability to do your job. 

Individuals across the public, private and voluntary sectors can benefit from IGPP CPD Certified accreditation for attending our conferences, training courses, and other events. 

Gaining accreditation helps you demonstrate your commitment to professional development to your employer and the wider market. 

Use these templates to help you plan, record, and reflect on your CPD:

Anyone who attends one of our events or courses will automatically be sent a CPD certificate following the activity. To find out how we can accredit your organisation’s training, contact [email protected].

Read our Guide to Continuing Professional Development to find out more.


                       

CPD is vital for all NHS staff. It isn’t just important for career progression; it improves the quality of care by ensuring all staff have the skills they need to treat patients.

Rebecca Loosemore
NHS Professional

To justify funding learning and development for our employees, I always look to see that the events are CPD accredited so that the training meets a formal standard.

Steven Hyde
Government Regulator

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