Training
Continuing Professional Development
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is the process that enables YOU to stay ahead in your profession. The key is to be systematic. By taking a structured approach you will be demonstrating an active commitment to your industry and profession through addressing your own individual needs.
The following information on planning your professional development is also available in the IHIE publication, Moving Ahead.
IHIE members are obliged to undertake five days a year of structured development to maintain their techinical and professional competence and suport the development of others. The Engineering Council requires IHIE to monitor our members' competence and we do this by sending a questionnaire each year to a annual random sample of members.
Email deputy@ihie.org.uk for personal advice and support on fulfilling your training needs.
What is Continuing Professional Development
Continuing Professional Development is the systematic maintenance, improvement and broadening of your knowledge and skills, and the development of personal qualities necessary for the execution of professional duties throughout your working life. You can achieve your development: at home -... Read more
Planning your development
Start with a little self-examination: what have you learned? How can you use your new knowledge? What else do you need? Click through the links on the circle for more information and advice on each step. Read more
IHE rewards for CPD
The IHE Silver CPD Certificate confirms you are maintaining a structured plan. The Gold Certificate is for the high flier. Read more
CPD Forms
Forms for planning and recording your CPD. Read more
Sources of CPD
CPD is not all about attending courses and conferences. For advice on informal learning and quick links... Read more
