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        This space provides resource links relevant to CPD and learning journeys in Scotland and the UK.

        • Continuing Professional Development – Making CPD work for you (Booklet 1) File 485.5KB PDF document
          This booklet sets out what is meant by CPD and why and how you should record your CPD.
        • Continuing Professional Development – A Journey round the CPD Cycle File 458.8KB PDF document

          Continuing Professional Development – A Journey round the CPD Cycle (Booklet 2), Prepared by the RPSGB

          This booklet breaks down CPD into the stages of the CPD cycle. It also helps to gain an understanding of what is meant by CPD.

        • Exploring Continuous Professional Development – CIPD File 150.3KB PDF document

          A sample from a book “Continuing Professional Development 2nd Edition by David Megginson and Vivienne Whitaker – Published by CIPD. This sample discusses the benefits of CPD to the individual and the employer.

        • Plan your CPD – Institute of Engineering and Technology URL
          This sets out why, if professional development to be effective, it is important to have a structured plan. It indicates that development plans should be living documents and subject to continual review in the light of changing circumstances. Most importantly, they should be written down, as this will help you feel committed to your goals.
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