How to use On-Demand Learning to help complete your CAANZ CPD requirements?
Identify How Many CPD Hours You Need to Meet Your Requirements
The first step in meeting your CAANZ CPD requirements is to determine the number of CPD hours you need. You can find details on the specific requirements for your role on the CA ANZ website.
Confirm That Your On-Demand Provider Offers CPD-Verifiable Content
Ensure that your chosen On-Demand provider offers CPD-verifiable content. CCH Learning provides a comprehensive CPD compliant webinars designed to meet the diverse needs of tax, accounting, legal, and business professionals. All CCH Learning On Demand recordings are CPD verifiable via an online quiz facility. This is sent with the On Demand product and upon accurate completion of the quiz, you will receive a CPD certificate.
Prioritise CPD Content That Delivers Practical Value in Your Role
Professional development should lead to real-world results that help you make better choices every day so it’s important to prioritize CPD content that offers practical value and supports your everyday decision-making. CCH Learning’s webinars and e-learnings are designed to provide useful, practical information and applicable insights, ensuring that what you learn is not just theoretical but can be applied in real-life professional scenarios.
Use On-Demand Access to Learn at Your Own Pace and Convenience
One of the key advantages of On-Demand learning is the flexibility it offers. With CCH Learning, you can choose from over 200 live webinars and 400 e-learning courses each year, allowing you to stay up to date on the latest industry trends and best practices. This flexibility enables you to complete your CPD obligations at your own pace and convenience, balancing your learning with work commitments.
Take Advantage of Downloadable Resources Like Workbooks to Retain Key Learnings
To maximize the benefits of your CPD activities, take advantage of downloadable resources such as workbooks. These resources help you retain key learnings and provide a useful reference for future use. CCH Learning ensures that you have access to comprehensive professional development content from subject matter experts, bridging the gap between theory and practice.
CCH Learning’s broad-based CPD verifiable webinars offer practical learning, high-quality content, flexible delivery, and team-friendly solutions. This approach not only meets the learning and development needs of professionals but also ensures that the time invested in professional development leads to tangible improvements in practice. By following these steps, you can effectively use On-Demand learning to complete your CAANZ CPD requirements and enhance the services you provide to your clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What modes of learning qualify for CPD hours?
CPD hours can be earned through various modes of learning, including:
- Training sessions and workshops: Structured learning events with clear objectives.
- Online courses and webinars: Interactive and self-paced learning modules.
- Formal education: University courses or professional qualifications.
- Self-directed learning: Reading professional journals, books, or articles.
- Professional activities: Presenting at conferences, participating in committees, or mentoring
How many CPD hours are required for New Zealand professionals?
The number of CPD hours required can vary depending on the profession, for accountants, you can find details on the specific requirements for your role on the CA ANZ website.
How do you prove CPD hours?
To prove CPD hours, you typically need to provide:
- Certificates of completion: Issued by the training provider
- Detailed records: Including course outlines, learning outcomes, and evidence of attendance or completion
- Verifiable documentation: Such as signed attendance sheets, assessment results, or reflective statements
What happens if you don’t complete CPD hours?
Failing to complete the required CPD hours can have several consequences:
- Non-compliance: You may be deemed non-compliant with professional standards.
- Licensing issues: Your professional license or registration may be at risk of suspension or revocation.
- Professional repercussions: You might face disciplinary actions from your regulatory body