CPD activities
Formal CPD Activities
Undertaking a structured activity which has one or more specific learning objectives, either explicit or implicit. For example:
- Validated and Accredited Qualifications;
- APM Branch & SIG events;
- formal distance and open learning courses;
- attending relevant courses;
- attending relevant conferences and/or seminars;
- attending relevant workshops;
- job secondment;
- in-house presentations;
Informal CPD activities
Partaking in an activity that has the potential to provide a measurable learning outcome. For example:
- learning on the job;
- peer guidance and discussion;
- structured reading
- work shadowing;
- preparation of CPD presentations to colleagues and other professionals;
- exposure to new situations at work which require action;
- participating in careers conventions;
- CD Roms for research purposes and technical information;
- participating in APM activities such as membership of committees where new ideas and initiatives are discussed;
- sharing knowledge and experience with others;
- acting as a coach or mentor for a fellow professional;
- being coached or mentored by a fellow professional;
- self study through reading text books or study pack;
- personal learning from the internet;
- relevant out-of work activities.
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