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How to upgrade your CIPD Membership Wednesday 4 September 2013

How to upgrade your CIPD Membership Wednesday 4 September 2013. Aims and objectives. By the end of the day You will have a comprehensive knowledge of the various routes to membership. Professional Membership What is it?.

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How to upgrade your CIPD Membership Wednesday 4 September 2013

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  1. How to upgrade your CIPD Membership Wednesday 4 September 2013

  2. Aims and objectives By the end of the day You will have a comprehensive knowledge of the various routes to membership

  3. Professional MembershipWhat is it? CIPD membership recognises the impact that HR professionals are making in the workplace based on what they know, do and deliver. Our three professional levels (Associate member, Chartered Member and Chartered Fellow) set new standards for the HR profession and ensure competent practitioners operating at support, managerial and strategic leadership levels are fully recognised. They represent employers’ expectations of HR professionals in business today and in the future.

  4. Three levels of professional membership

  5. Benefits of professional membership By achieving a level of professional membership; • You have shown you meet CIPD’s rigorous criteria and global standards for best practice in HR • You will boost your professional profile • You could enhance your earning power • Supports your Continuing Professional Development • Gives you the recognition you deserve

  6. Upgrading

  7. Qualifications and upgrading Qualification completed Grade can apply for CIPD Foundation Certificate or Diploma Associate Member CIPD Intermediate Certificate or Diploma CIPD Advanced Diploma Associate Member Chartered Member Chartered Fellow

  8. Eligibility for Upgrading Current grade of membership Grade can apply for Student You must complete your qualification before applying for a grade of membership Graduate or Associate (having previously held Graduate status) Chartered Member or Chartered Fellow Chartered Member Chartered Fellow Eligibility subject to meeting relevant membership criteria

  9. Upgrade process - step by step • Check eligibility at http://www.cipd.co.uk/Membership/upgrade/Membership-upgrading-eligibility.htm • Check membership criteria at http://www.cipd.co.uk/Membership/transformingmembership/New-membership-criteria • Download relevant membership form at http://www.cipd.co.uk/Membership/upgrade • Check CV is up to date • Enlist support from two colleagues, including line manger • Submit completed forms to CIPD with relevant fee • Receive result At each and every one of these steps – you can help the candidate

  10. How does upgrading work? • The application form asks about impact in the workplace and covers behaviours and activities in one document • CV provides context of career • Feedback from Line Manager and one Colleague focuses on how the candidate operates and their impact • Assessment conducted by one of our trained Upgrade assessors • Feedback provided if required

  11. CIPD membership levels and the HRPM Transition Chartered Fellow Chartered FCIPD Transition Chartered Member Chartered MCIPD Transition Associate Assoc CIPD Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4

  12. Any questions?

  13. Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

  14. Continuing Professional Development New policy reminds us of the Royal Charter. • CPD is a requirement for all members • The Institute will audit CPD

  15. Continuing Professional Development • Inputs versus outputs • All membership levels • Lifelong & reflective learning • It doesn’t matter how it is presented • http://www.cipd.co.uk/cpd/aboutcpd/whatiscpd.htm

  16. Continuing Professional Development Importance of Reflective Learning: •To help you see a clear link between the effort you put into your development activity and the benefits you get out of it. •To help you see more value in each learning experience, by knowing why you’re doing it and what’s in it for you. http://www.cipd.co.uk/mandq/develop/cpd/aboutcpd/reflectlearn.htm

  17. Continuing Professional Development • CPD Policy: • The CIPD policy is that Members of the CIPD shall: • Maintain professional knowledge and competence • Seek appropriate support if business needs require involvement in new areas of activity • Ensure that they provide a professional, up to date and insightful service • Upon request, members will provide evidence of compliance with CPD • http://www.cipd.co.uk/mandq/develop/cpd/benefitscpd.htm

  18. Continuing Professional Development • So what are we looking for? • Is it “C” – Continuing? • Is it “P” – Professional? • Is it “D” – Developmental? http://www.cipd.co.uk/mandq/develop/cpd/aboutcpd/whattodo.htm

  19. Continuing Professional Development How we can help: • Examples of records and plans • Case studies • Templates • Career breaks • HR Profession Map • My HR Map Tool • FAQ http://www.cipd.co.uk/mandq/develop/cpd/guidance

  20. Any questions?

  21. For more information • Phone: +44 (0)20 8612 6208 • Online: cipd.co.uk/membership

  22. EXPERIENCE ASSESSMENT A route to Professional Membership and Accreditation from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development

  23. Contents • What is CIPD Experience Assessment? • CIPD Professional Membership • Why people choose Experience Assessment • Experience Assessment process • Assessment detail • Candidate feedback • Individual and Group Assessment • Cost

  24. What is CIPD Experience Assessment? • Experience Assessment enables experienced HR professionals to achieve official recognition for their achievements and become a professional member of the CIPD • Developed for HR professionals who wish to benefit from CIPD recognition yet do not have the required CIPD qualification • Often these people enter HR from other disciplines or later in career yet have extensive HR experience as a generalist or specialist • They can apply to become a Chartered Fellow (FCIPD), Chartered Member (MCIPD) or Associate member (Assoc CIPD) • Existing CIPD members with the required qualification, can upgrade to become a professional member

  25. CIPD Professional membership

  26. Why people chooseExperience Assessment ‘I need accreditation not qualification’ Confidence that I am ‘up there’ with my peers Credibility with colleagues ‘Helps me get a job or promotion’ Professional recognition for achievements Being part of a professional community Development hungry, time poor

  27. Experience Assessment process FULL ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSTIC OUTCOME ELIGIBILITY We screen their CVs and conduct a telephone interview which confirms eligibility for this route Before applying, individuals review their experience against our membership criteria available on-line Candidates complete an in-depth assessment over 3-4 months designed to test knowledge, experience and the impact the individual has made through their professional practice Successful candidates are awarded professional membership of the CIPD. All receive a detailed feedback and development report

  28. Assessment detail • Rigorous assessment against CIPD professional standards • Workplace evidence over the last 3 years • Conducted by experienced HR professionals CV screen and Diagnostic stage CV screen and Diagnostic stage 8 weeks Impact report Case study Workplace feedback Impact report Case study Workplace feedback 3.5hours Professional discussion Professional discussion Confirmation of Professional Membership and Feedback Confirmation of Professional Membership and Feedback

  29. Diagnostic discussion • Whether you have sufficient experience to successfully gain professional membership via this route • The appropriate membership level for your experience • The commitment needed from you throughout the process • Any questions you may have Determines whether this is the right route for you, covering: This is designed to assess the likelihood of success through this route and advise you on your options

  30. Impact report • Gives you the opportunity to share your experience in more detail • Involves a written report in which you give specific examples of your work in relation to the membership criteria

  31. Workplace feedback • Self assessment – you give examples that illustrate how you operate in accordance with the behaviours detailed in the HR Profession Map • Colleague assessment – you also nominate two colleagues or clients to give feedback on how you operate against the behaviours Gathers evidence on how you go about your work and encourages you to reflect on how you operate as an HR professional. It involves:

  32. Case study Gives you the opportunity to demonstrate how you apply your professional expertise, involving: • A written case study which includes a range of typical HR and commercial challenges • You are asked to imagine that you work within the HR function (at a level commensurate with your membership application) • You are required to produce a written report analysing the issues and identifying actions you would take • Word count guide for the report is 2,500-5,000 words

  33. Professional discussion • A face to face half-day discussion with a CIPD assessor • Exploring the contribution and impact you have made in recent roles against the membership criteria for your target level of membership • The opportunity to discuss and explore further all other evidence submitted through the assessment process (Impact Report, Case Study, Workplace Feedback) Assesses your experience against all aspects of the membership criteria (Activities, Knowledge and Behaviours) and involves:

  34. Don’t just take our word for it! • 100% of surveyed candidates would either definitely (92%) or probably recommend Experience Assessment • Out of 10, 78% rated the overall experience as 8 or above

  35. Don’t just take our word for it • ‘I found Experience Assessment to be a most enlightening period of professional and personal self reflection. It’s a great way to get professional recognition for your achievements’ Toby Lott Chartered MCIPD, Group HR Manager Info Team • ‘Lots of people come into HR via other routes and Experience Assessment offers an opportunity for them to engage with the value that CIPD membership can bring’ Julian Sykes Chartered FCIPD, AstraZeneca • ‘Experience Assessment has given me a valuable opportunity to reflect on my career progression in HR and invest in my own development. It’s a great way to get recognition of your capabilities, regardless of the career path that you’ve followed’ Simon Lloyd Chartered FCIPD HRD Santander • ‘My assessor, was excellent and very professional . She gave me some excellent suggestions for my development and has encouraged me to look further into my career progression and development within the CIPD framework’   HR Advisor Assoc CIPD 

  36. Experience Assessment is available via two channels

  37. Experience Assessment Fees

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