Continuing Professional Development
CPD:
- Continuing, because learning never ceases, regardless of age or seniority.
- Professional, because it is focused on professional competence in a professional role.
- Development, because its aim is to improve personal performance and enhance career progression.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) will help to make sure that you always have the skills you need to stay competent and to protect your clients, yourself and your practice. Through on-going educational activities you can maintain, develop or increase knowledge, problem-solving skills, technical skills or gain new specialisms and improve professional performance standards which can all help provide a better service.
CPD includes ‘formal’ activities, e.g. courses, conferences and workshops to self-directed learning and you may be able to claim any relevant learning activity, whether structured or self-directed, as CPD within your chosen profession. This could range from weekly reading at one end of the spectrum, to extra qualifications at the other, with an endless variety of learning activities in-between.
For details and information about the courses Taylor Dolman can offer……
Guldmann RIBA CPD Seminar
The seminar “Ceiling Track Hoists and Technical Solutions designed for the eye” offers architects and designers an overview on legislation, clinical background and an outline of the strengths and weaknesses of different designs and how they can be designed into the environment.
Ropox Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms CPD
Height-adjustable kitchen wall and base units enable you to create an optimal and ergonomically correct working environment in kitchens of all types.
HEWI (UK) RIBA CPD Seminars
Hewi offers three CPD seminars covering sanitary and accessibility , handrail and balustrades and door furniture. The seminars include how design can be used to help comply with current regulations, why compliance with regulations is important and discusses some of the perceived problems with regard to door furniture within the Equality Act.
