IPDA England explores the key characteristics that ensure CPD has a powerful and lasting impact

IPDA England hosted this debate on 17th April 2021 on what key characteristics need to be considered to ensure that CPD has a powerful and lasting impact. This event is inspired by the UCET Discussion paper on Continuing Professional Development, developed by the UCET CPD Working Group, with the aim to stimulate a wider debate prior to the roll out of the Early Careers Framework and the reforms of the National Professional Qualifications around key considerations that need to be made regarding CPD.

The event was hosted by the University of Wolverhampton.

Linda Devlin hosted and support the event. Paul Vare, Chair of the UCET CPD forum and Lizana Oberholzer, Vice Chair of the UCET CPD forum/ IPDA England were two of the panellists.

Agenda

11.00 – Arrival
11.05 – Welcome – Linda Devlin
11.10 – Setting the Scene – Linda Devlin – UCET CPD Paper
11.15 – Discussion Panel (Pauline Smith, LIzana Oberholzer, Paul Vare and Paul Campbell, Linda Devlin – Chair)
11.40 – Beakout Rooms (discuss in rooms what additional features and characteristics need to be added, what are the current issues around CPD in Education?)
12.00 – Feedback from the Groups and Panel Response
12.30 – Summary – Linda Devlin
12.40 – Close

Recording

Watch the full session below.

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