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An introduction to Continuing Professional Development
CPD is a structured and purposeful way to maintain and improve your knowledge, skills and professional qualities.

Developing your career using the CPD cycle
The CPD cycle can help you to identify, plan complete and reflect upon the right types of CPD

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?

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.

Discover careers in geography with our free careers videos
Watch recordings of our careers events and find out what jobs geographers actually do.

Developing as an effective mentor
Offering mentoring can be a valuable addition to your professional development.

Communicating your geographical skills
What skills do you develop with geography and how do you explain them to others? Read this resource for ideas and tips.

Evidencing your skills and experience in covering letters and application forms
Employers and professional assessors are interested in how your skills and experience will contribute to success

Questions to reinvigorate a mentoring relationship
By asking new or different questions of your mentor, you can unlock new insight and advice.

Black Undergrad
A dedicated network for Black university students across the UK to connect, grow, and thrive with over 3,000 community members.

Curating a professional career CV
Having a professional CV (curriculum vitae) will showcase what you have achieved to date in your career in a concise and appealing way.

Chartered Geographers reflect: Nina MacVinish CGeog (GIS) on CPD for geospatial professionals
Nina MacVinish was a panel member in the online discussion ‘Geospatial skills and continuing professional development’ at the AGI’s annual GeoCom event in November 2020

