Commitment to CLD practitioners standards

All practitioners seeking to register as Members of the Standards Council must formally commit to the following principles:

  • Commitment to the values underpinning CLD
  • Commitment to the Code of Ethics for CLD
  • Commitment to ongoing Professional Learning
  • Commitment to practise using the CLD competences

In particular community learning and development practitioners will:

  • Communicate with constituents, other professionals and partner agencies in an open, honest, accurate and straightforward manner
  • Challenge any unlawful or unjustifiable discrimination by constituents, other community learning and development practitioners and colleagues in other professions.

Community learning and development practitioners will not:

  • Behave in such a way, inside or outside of work, that will call in to question the individual’s suitability to work in community learning and development
  • Behave in such a way, inside or outside of work, that will bring the profession of community learning and development in to disrepute.


Get your registration application started

The first step in becoming a registered CLD practitioner is to create an i-develop account and select the type of registration you would like to apply for.

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Last modified: Thursday, 23 June 2016, 5:43 PM