CPD is the process of continually improving your technical expertise and professional knowledge. Attending courses, workshops, and conferences, going on field trips, and engaging in informal learning all contribute to your growth and earn you credits toward your annual total.
The share of employers in the geosciences that support CPD programmes.
The share of geoscientists who believe continual learning helps their careers.
The share of geoscientists who value CPD networking opportunities.
Keeping your skills updated ensures you stay current with the latest technologies and best practices.
Continuing development indicates that you are dedicated to high standards in your practice.
Continual learning helps you broaden your skills so you can expand into other roles.
Attending events allows you to network with other professionals and build valuable connections.
CPD credits carry different weighted values based on how they are earned.
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Attend courses, workshops, conferences, or field trips that enhance your professional knowledge.
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Share your expertise by presenting papers, publishing work, or mentoring young professionals.
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Read industry publications, watch webinars, or join informal discussions in your field.
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Perform day-to-day professional activities that reflect your continued growth and responsibility in your role.
You can manage your credits in your GSSA account and submit a report to a different CPD programme (such as SACNASP).
It is your responsibility to track and log your learning activities throughout the year.
You need to actively identify and engage in learning that contributes to your annual CPD credits.
While annual credits are based on self-reporting, checks are in place to verify participation.