Developing your career

CGeogs reflect: Ian McGuinness, Knight Frank

Learn how Chartered Geographers are benefitting from accreditation, in their own words

CGeogs reflect: Marielle O'Lone, WSP

Learn how Chartered Geographers are benefitting from accreditation, in their own words

CGeogs reflect: Ashley Parry Jones, WSP

Learn how Chartered Geographers are benefitting from accreditation, in their own words

CGeogs reflect: Clare Hadley, Ordnance Survey

Learn how Chartered Geographers are benefitting from accreditation, in their own words

Chartered Geographers reflect: Angela Baker CGeog on CPD for geospatial professionals

Angela Baker was a panel member in the online discussion ‘Geospatial skills and continuing professional development’ at the AGI’s annual GeoCom event in November 2020.

Chartered Geographers reflect: Andy Murdock CGeog (GIS) on CPD for geospatial professionals

Andy Murdock was a panel member in the online discussion ‘Geospatial skills and continuing professional development’ at the AGI’s annual GeoCom event in November 2020

You are probably doing more CPD than you realise

CPD is not just about attending conferences or completing training courses. There is a wealth of opportunities to draw upon – and offer to others - across your professional life.

Adopting a professional code of conduct and ethical practice

Understand and use codes of conduct to improve your professionalism.

Developing as an effective mentor

Offering mentoring can be a valuable addition to your professional development.

Mentoring and coaching in your career

Mentors are invaluable sources of advice, guidance and support.

Making your first day, week and month in a new job a success

Congratulations – you got the job! But how can you make your first day, week and month a success?