CPD: THE LIFEBLOOD

OF THE TEACHING
PROFESSION

Why does the CPD consider as a lifeblood

of the teaching profession?
CPD(Continually Professional
Development)
 It is defined under the CPD Act of 2016 as
the inculcation of advanced knowledge, skills
and ethical values in a post-licensure
specialization or in an inter-or
multidisciplinary field of today.
 It means continually updating your skills and
knowledge in order to remain professionally
competent to achieve your true potential.
REPUBLIC ACT NO.10912
 Knownas “Continuing Professional
Development”(CPD) Act of 2016
 The law was enacted on July 21, 2016
 Implementedby the Senate of the Philippines on
March 15, 2017.
A bill requiring professionals to undergo further
formal and informal learning programs before
they can renew their license.
Do you think Senior Citizens are
exempted from CPD requirement?
NO, because the law does not provide any
exemption from the CPD compliance.

How long is the validity of the of accreditation

for CPD Provider?

Valid for 3 years.

CPD, what is it for?

 Ithelps you manage your own development

on an on-going basis.

 Itensures your capabilities keep pace with

the current industry standards of others in
the same field.
CPD needs to be:
A documented process
 Self-directed; driven by you, not your
employer.
 Focused on learning from experience,
reflecting learning and review.
 Helpyou set development “ goals and
objectives”
 Include formal and informal learning.
OBJECTIVES OF CPD:

 CPDis about being up-to-date in your career with

maintaining knowledge and skills.
 CPDis intended to support future professionals
development with enhancing and broadening
capabilities.
 CPDdevelops personal qualities necessary to
execute professional and technological duties in
an ethical manner.