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That's not my experience in a number of professional fields. While courses may have to be accredited for CPD credits, anyone can generally apply to be a CPD provider. Providers do not always need formal qualifications in the field. For example, lawyers must complete 10 hours of CPD annually and maintain a CPD Plan and record (CPDPR), but the Law Society does not accredit specific courses—it’s up to the lawyer to ensure the activity is relevant. The same applies for psychologists. The NZ Psychologists Board does not require CPD activities to be delivered exclusively by formally qualified psychologists. Instead, the focus is on the relevance, quality, and impact of the learning activity. -
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By Chief Stipe · Posted
My research suggests there is quite a bit of an education funding rort going on. Students and it seems even qualified professionals can pick up CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits but attending these BS course. Another angle to the rort is that a number of those attending the courses can get Government funding. Quite frankly the UK is a mess at the moment with funding rorts and subsidies all over the place. People doing these courses can get Rural Skills Points towards who knows what qualification! Who in their right might would pay GBP$1,600 (NZD$3,700) to do a 6 month Bit and Bridle Fitting Consultants course? Unless someone else was paying for it. The same applies to the dissection courses. There must be a lot of demand for trained dissectionists trained by and untrained person!! How the hell can a Professional get CPD credits from an untrained unqualifed tutor? Equied-Prospectus-2024-download.pdf -
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Well of course vets are going the vets--how come nobody would not want to learn equine anatomy of a Muppet named Miss Piggy Nairn with a scalpel in her pig trotters who will be half-bragging about eyelid surgery and have an elbow in a thoracic cavity.
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