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Why should I bother
 with Continuing Professional Development (CPD)?

If you were to apply for your current job now, would you get it?
Are you sure that your skills and knowledge are up to date?
Are you making the most of every opportunity, giving your best and receiving the best possible reward for your efforts?
Are you ready for the next stage in your career?If you can answer 'Yes' to all of these questions, you are probably already involved in a CPD programme.  Congratulations!

But if you've answered 'No' take a look at LWTT's IMPACT's CPD Network

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Linked Work & Training Trust is a company limited by guaranteed (no.205714) Registered in Scotland as a Charity (SC 024400)
Linked Work & Training Trust is funded by Falkirk and Clackmannanshire Community Planning Partnerships and Europe
 

Linked Work and Training Trust offers an innovative programme - unique in the United Kingdom - of education and work-based learning with a community development focus.   This offers people the opportunity to work in a local community and at the same time to train to degree level in community learning and development.   The Bachelor of Community Learning and Development degree carries endorsement as a qualification in community learning and development and is awarded by the University of Glasgow.

The Students and Graduates    

Most of the students have community development experience of working in their own communities, either in paid employment or in a voluntary capacity.  Cohorts are small, typically around a dozen students.     The list illustrates the inter-agency and inter-disciplinary nature of the training environment, thereby the programme brings together people from a range of agencies striving to support communities.

An excellent track record in retention and success rates of students has been established. 

The Degree Programme
 

The University's role is to monitor the quality of the provision and the standard achieved by students through a Board of Management .

The Work-based Learning and Education Approach

The approach of delivering the degree as a work-based learning and education programme has particular strengths:

 

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