CPD Management

Continuing Professional Development

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

CPD is essential for maintaining your professional competence and staying current with industry developments. The portal helps you track, submit, and manage your CPD activities.

        
        CPD Requirements
    
        All practitioners must complete a minimum number of CPD hours annually to maintain their registration. 
        Activities must be relevant to environmental health practice and professional development.

CPD Management Process:

Plan Your CPD
Identify relevant training courses, workshops, conferences, and other professional development activities.
Attend Activities
Participate in approved CPD activities and obtain certificates or proof of completion.
Log Activities
Use the portal to record your CPD activities with details like date, hours, and learning outcomes.
Upload Evidence
Submit certificates, attendance records, and other supporting documents for each activity.
Track Progress
Monitor your CPD progress throughout the year and ensure you meet minimum requirements.
Submit for Review
Submit your complete CPD portfolio for annual review and approval by EHPCZ.

Activity Logging

Easily log CPD activities with date, duration, learning objectives, and outcomes.

Document Upload

Upload certificates, attendance records, and supporting documents for each activity.

Progress Tracking

Visual dashboard shows your CPD progress and remaining requirements for the year.

Certification

Receive CPD completion certificates once your portfolio is approved by EHPCZ.

        
        Acceptable CPD Activities
    
        Professional conferences and seminars
Training courses and workshops
Online learning and webinars
Professional reading and research
Mentoring and teaching activities
Professional committee participation

        
        Important CPD Notes
    
        CPD requirements vary by profession and experience level
Evidence must be submitted for all claimed activities
Late CPD submissions may result in registration penalties
Activities must be relevant to environmental health practice