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Continuing Professional Development

January 26th, 2022

The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program requires APEGS members to complete ongoing professional development activities to maintain and improve their competence. It encourages members to engage in lifelong learning to protect public health, safety and welfare. The program provides tools for members to assess their current skills, knowledge and abilities, determine activities to maintain or enhance them and report completed activities online to APEGS as professional development credits. For more information, navigate to the CPD menu.

 

CPD Reporting

CPD Reporting Deadline

Members are reminded of the following CPD deadlines:

December 31, 2021 – Earn credits for 2021

January 31, 2022 – Report 2021 credits online

September 30, 2022 – Apply for a 2022 CPD Variation

 

CPD Remediation Plans

If you did not obtain your required CPD for 2021, you must complete a CPD Remediation Plan and submit it to APEGS for approval.

A CPD Remediation Plan is a document that states the specific activities you will undertake in 2022 to make up for your missing 2021 requirements.  Note that these requirements are in addition to your 2022 CPD annual requirements.

 

Online Ethics Modules

APEGS has free one-hour online ethics modules available to assist members in obtaining their ethics credit for the year. The modules are not mandatory and are offered as one option available to members.

Our current ethics module topics are:

Module 1 – Professionalism and Ethics

Module 2 – Conflict of Interest

Module 3 – Investigation and Discipline

Module 4 – The Ethics of CPD, available in late April 2022

For more information and to access the modules, please visit the CPD menu at apegs.ca.

 

4 Seasons of Reconciliation Indigenous Awareness Training

4 Seasons of Reconciliation promotes a renewed relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canadians, through transformative multi-media learning. The course is designed to help fulfil Call to Action 92 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and provides insight into the history of residential schools, treaties around the country and reconciliation and restitution initiatives. Featured are award-winning reconciliation documentaries, slideshows, quizzes and an additional video library that is available after you have completed the course.

How to access the course:

Sign up using the link provided on the APEGS website under CPD / Professional Development Courses / 4 Seasons of Reconciliation.

The 4 Seasons team will add you within two business days and an invoice for $38 plus tax will be sent to your email from Reconciliation Education (noreply@notify.thinkfic.com).

Click here to view a short trailer about the course.

 

2022 Spring Professional Development Days

A variety of online courses will be offered during Engineering and Geoscience Week, February 27 to March 5, 2022. Refer to the Events page for more information.


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