What does a member need to prove to satisfy the ASET Practice Review Board regarding CPD?

To satisfy the ASET Practice Review Board regarding Continuing Professional Development (CPD), a member must demonstrate compliance with the CPD Program requirements. This involves providing evidence that the member has engaged in the necessary activities that contribute to their professional growth and skill enhancement, as outlined by the governing standards of the ASET.

The CPD Program is structured to ensure that professionals remain current in their field and are continuously enhancing their competencies. Therefore, being able to show that one has actively participated in approved CPD activities—such as workshops, seminars, relevant courses, or other educational opportunities—is crucial.

While fulfilling the minimum education requirement, being a member of a professional organization, or attending conferences may contribute positively to a member's professional journey, these factors alone do not encompass the comprehensive approach to CPD compliance as outlined by the ASET standards. Thus, demonstrating adherence specifically to the CPD Program requirements is essential to meet the expectations of the Practice Review Board.