Why CPD Matters
Continuing Professional Development, or CPD, is the ongoing work of keeping your knowledge and skills current. A qualification is a starting point, but professions, workplaces and methods change. CPD gives people a structured way to refresh what they know, develop new abilities and maintain their professional competence, whatever their age or previous education.
Many professional bodies and associations require members to undertake CPD. Employers also value people who continue to develop their skills. That includes subject-matter experts who teach colleagues or clients: knowing your subject is important, and learning how to train others effectively is a valuable part of your own professional development.
What Our Accreditation Means
Skills Converged is accredited by The CPD Certification Service. Our Train the Trainer courses have been independently assessed against its criteria for course content, structure and learning value.
The CPD Certification Service was established in the UK in 1996 and works with providers in more than 100 countries. Its assessors have reviewed tens of thousands of learning activities. The CPD Certified mark therefore represents an assessment by an established, independent organisation with a long history in professional development.
For you, it is reassurance that the course has been examined as a structured learning experience. It also means that the time you spend developing your training skills can be recorded as part of your continuing professional development.
