All Society Fellows can now use MyCPD in the member's portal to record their Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
Managing your CPD through an online portal offers a smarter, more efficient alternative to manual tracking. The benefits of logging your CPD online include:
- Organisation and streamlining: keep all of your future CPD records and activities in one secure, searchable place. Chartered Geographers can submit their CPD through MyCPD, providing a simpler, more efficient annual CPD submission process.
- Automation and tracking: MyCPD Automatically calculates CPD hours and tracks progress toward annual goals. Export your CPD log at any time.
- Compliance: align your CPD to the professional standards outlined by the Society's Professional Code of Conduct and the Charterd Geographer framework of competencies.
- Adjustment: automatically calculate annual hourly requirements for part-time professionals.
From 2027 onwards, all Chartered Geographers will be required to submit their CPD logs through MyCPD. For the 2026 submission cycle, CPD logs may be submitted either through MyCPD or by email.
Guide to navigating MyCPD
1. Navigate to MyCPD in the Members Portal
- Go to the Member's portal and login using your details. Scroll down to 'MyCPD' section in your portal.
- Start a CPD cycle for the current year (01/01/2026-31/12/2026).
2. Add your CPD details
- Add details on your professional role, and outline your plans for the year ahead.
- Outline if you work full time or part time for adjusted annual hourly requirements.
- Chartered Geographers seeking a CPD exemption for the current year can apply here.
3. Add CPD activities
- Add CPD activities into your online CPD log.
- Include a start date (and an end date, if the event or activity spans multiple days), and an activity title.
- Indicate whether the activity was internal or external, length of activity (in hours), and which of the CGeog competencies it aligns with.
- Ensure that you include details and a reflection for the activity in the relevant fields.
