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Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is the learning and development you undertake in order to carry out a current role or move into a new one. Many organisations have well-established CPD activities, but it’s still good to be proactive in order to: develop your current role, achieve greater satisfaction and effectiveness in your current work or take a new career direction. If you’re serious about your own development, be prepared to: put aside some protected time to reflect and take stock – if you don’t, things may not change and you might…
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By Melany Gallant | Posted January 23rd, 2013 | Learning Admittedly, when I was a lot younger, new to the workforce and not nearly as wise as I am today, I was under the (mistaken) assumption that a career or professional development plan wasn’t something I needed to drive. I assumed it was something my manager would chart out for me and I would simply follow. Fortunately, at some point the wisdom did kick in (I like to think I’m a quick learner). It suddenly became clear to me that if I wanted to have a career, rather than a string of jobs, that…
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Leaders model commitment to professional development at work. Comstock/Comstock/Getty Images Attracting and keeping engaged and loyal employees is crucial to the success of a business. High staff turnover disrupts production and impacts the profitability of a company. A great way to retain staff and nurture employee skills is to consistently and actively promote professional development activities. Encouraging professional growth shows your team you care about their progress and their future, and it inspires loyalty in employees
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Learning is Personal University is a time for you to explore your interests and develop into the person you want to be. Your individual learning journey will be unique and the experience and outcome of university life will depend very much on how actively you engage with the opportunities that you encounter along the way. Personal and Professional Development (PPD) for You Opportunities to learn and develop are everywhere, but you must seize the day and engage with them pro-actively. Though grades are likely to loom large in your thinking, a good…
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NASW views professional development as an essential activity for ensuring quality social work services. Professional development is a self-directed process, which requires social workers to assume responsibility for the growth of their own professional knowledge base. Regardless of career stage, social workers are ethically required to keep informed of current research, theory, and techniques that guide social work practice to better serve clients and constituents. NASW is committed to helping social workers meet their professional development needs
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As a career coach, one of my main roles is to help my clients develop the professional skills and abilities required to achieve their goals. It’s a process that takes time and planning, but I love helping people figure out what needs to be done, how to get started and how to stay on track. Related: 3 Career Development Tips That Will Get You Ahead Of The Competition Unfortunately, few people really know what it takes to create and implement a solid professional development plan. Truth be told, there are quite a few misconceptions around the topic…
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