CPD for the Career Development Professional
A Handbook for Enhancing Practice
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Counseling & Guidance, Health & Well Being, Self Help
| Author: | Siobhan Neary, Claire Johnson | ISBN: | 9781844556328 |
| Publisher: | Crimson Publishing | Publication: | October 14, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Trotman | Language: | English |
| Author: | Siobhan Neary, Claire Johnson |
| ISBN: | 9781844556328 |
| Publisher: | Crimson Publishing |
| Publication: | October 14, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Trotman |
| Language: | English |
The career development sector is continually evolving in line with changes in society, technology and the needs of clients. Maintaining and developing the skills and knowledge to practise effectively in any part of the sector is a cornerstone of professional practice. Yet in straitened times, the funding and time to undertake Continuous Professional Development can be difficult to find. This unique handbook contextualises CPD for the sector, examines why it is important and to whom, offers practical insights on practitioner research and reflective practice and then provides a wealth of information on the many ways in which CPD can be undertaken by both those who are employed and self-employed. With many practical activities, reflection points and case studies throughout, readers will be able to identify their own needs and develop CPD solutions that will support them in developing skills and knowledge to further enhance their own practice. For practitioners who want to own and direct their professional development, this is a must-read guide.
The career development sector is continually evolving in line with changes in society, technology and the needs of clients. Maintaining and developing the skills and knowledge to practise effectively in any part of the sector is a cornerstone of professional practice. Yet in straitened times, the funding and time to undertake Continuous Professional Development can be difficult to find. This unique handbook contextualises CPD for the sector, examines why it is important and to whom, offers practical insights on practitioner research and reflective practice and then provides a wealth of information on the many ways in which CPD can be undertaken by both those who are employed and self-employed. With many practical activities, reflection points and case studies throughout, readers will be able to identify their own needs and develop CPD solutions that will support them in developing skills and knowledge to further enhance their own practice. For practitioners who want to own and direct their professional development, this is a must-read guide.
