CPD Accreditation Benefits

Why Get CPD Accredited?

Tailored advice on your CPD requirements
Accreditation for courses & events
Use of the CPD Hub Member logo for marketing
CPD Hub Certified symbol on approved training materials
Featured in our CPD Register Directory

CPD accreditation helps set your organisation apart, attract the right audience, and boost event and course bookings.

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How Can CPD Be Completed?

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) can be completed in various ways, depending on an individual's learning preferences and industry requirements. It typically includes a mix of structured and self-directed learning activities, such as:

Training Courses & Workshops – In-person or online courses designed to enhance professional skills.
Conferences & Seminars – Attending industry events to gain insights and network with experts.
E-Learning & Webinars – Flexible online learning options that fit around work schedules.
Coaching & Mentoring – Learning from experienced professionals through guidance and feedback.
Research & Self-Study – Reading industry publications, reports, or case studies to stay updated.
On-the-Job Learning – Gaining practical experience through projects, shadowing, or workplace training.
Professional Certifications – Completing accredited qualifications or assessments to enhance expertise.

At The CPD Hub, we help organisations get their training CPD-accredited so professionals can confidently log their learning hours and advance in their careers.

Professional Development

Why Do Professionals Require CPD Hours?

Many industries require professionals to complete CPD hours to ensure they stay up to date with the latest knowledge, skills, and best practices. This is often a mandatory requirement for maintaining memberships with professional bodies, licenses, or certifications.

Stay competitive in their field
Meet regulatory or industry standards
Enhance career prospects and employability
Improve confidence and performance in their role
Demonstrate commitment to ongoing learning

How Do CPD Hours Relate to Points?

CPD hours and points are often used interchangeably but can vary by industry or accreditation body:

CPD Hours – Typically, one CPD hour equals one hour of active learning.
CPD Points or Units – Some organisations use a points-based system where each activity is assigned a value based on depth, complexity, and learning outcomes.

For example, a short webinar might be worth 1 CPD hour (or 1 point), whereas an intensive training course might count for 10 CPD hours (or 10 points). The exact conversion depends on the accrediting body's framework.

At The CPD Hub, we help organisations accredit their training so professionals can earn recognised CPD hours or points that contribute to their development.