Professional Development - Vol. IV, Part I

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Implementation Implementing of the individuals plan does not imply that they cannot or should not change it once implementation is underway. Situations and circumstances can and do change. Learning diary It is vital that the individual records their efforts and assess the benefits of their planned activities. The activities that they undertake may not always generate the results that were intended. Time spent reflecting on how they have tackled each activity and in assessing the outcomes will enable the individual to adjust their PPDP for the following year. Moreover, by recording their activities they will be building a complete record of their professional/personal development that can form the basis for long-term career progression. Annual review/summary At the end of the twelve-month period, having reviewed the individuals activities they are required to complete the Summary Sheet. The process is repeated for the second and subsequent years by reviewing and updating your SWOT analysis and then drawing up a new PPDP. Registration for CPD shows the individuals own commitment to learning and allows them to consider best practice within the workplace. CPD for Sustainability Professionals The Institution of Sustainability Professionals requires all full Members (MISP) to undertake a minimum of 25 hours CPD per year as an essential component of professional life to ensure that they have the knowledge and experience to undertake their role as a sustainability professional in an effective manner. Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), CPD should: be continuous - professionals should always be looking for ways to improve performance be the responsibility of the individual learner to own and manage be driven by the learning needs and development of the individual be evaluative rather than descriptive of what has taken place be an essential component of professional and personal life, never an optional extra Page 49 of 59
European Federation of National Engineering Associations FEANI defines CPD as the acquisition of knowledge, experience and skills, as well as, the development of personal qualities. It contains both the acquisition of new skills, to broaden competence, and the enhancement of existing skills to keep abreast of evolving knowledge. Page 50 of 59
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