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Have You Reported Your Continuous Professional Learning (CPL) Units Yet?

APPI applauds those 274 regulated members who are fully compliant with their 2019 CPL requirements and the additional 531 members who have reported some units and are working towards compliance!

All regulated APPI members (Registered Professional Planners and Candidate members) are required to report their Learning Units (LU's)  for 2019, on or before December 31, 2019.

CPL reporting has been a regulatory requirement since 2013. Information on the CPL program and the process of reporting LU's is posted here:

https://www.albertaplanners.com/professional-development/continuous-professional-learning

APPI will NOT mail hard copy report cards for 2019, and CPL compliant and non compliant reminder letters will NOT be emailed to regulated members. This information is accessable in your CIP member profile.

Members who are non-compliant with the established criteria of the CPL program at the end of the calendar year shall be removed from the Register of members in Good Standing – effective January 1, 2020. Those same members remain “not in good standing” until they acquire and log the missing LU's, and formally request their membership to be reactivated via confirmation of CPL compliance, submission of a reactivation form and the applicable reactivation fee. For more information on Compliance and Re-activiation, please refer to the CPL Guide.

Learning Opportunities - Planning Resources!

The Resources section of the APPI website contains links to many types of learning opportunities that qualify for structured (interactive) or unstructured (viewing pre-recorded sessions, reading planning related publications) CPL units.

Check out the new APPI YouTube Channel and the APPI
Facebook page for recordings from the APPI 2019 Conference and other events. Viewing videos and podcasts qualify for unstructured learning units.

https://www.albertaplanners.com/resources

Regulatory Obligation

The APPI CPL program demonstrates to the public and the Government of Alberta that APPI is taking steps to ensure planning professionals are committed to ongoing professional learning and to maintaining the highest standards of skills, knowledge and professionalism. APPI encourages its members to map their CPL participation with conscious direction and alignment to their professional needs and the core competencies for the planning profession.  Click here for the Competency Tree and explanation. 
Click here for general information. 

If you need additional information pertaining to your CPL activity, or clarification about the CPL program, please contact the APPI office.