It is important that you keep track of your CPD points on a regular basis or for those of us who must report 120 points by December 31, 2015 will be completing this on our Christmas break or worse yet on New Year’s Eve. I usually take some time every 3 to 4 Saturdays to get caught up. Here’s CPA

On Monday we spoke about Verifiable CPD points. Today we continue with the CPA regulations for what is allowed as Unverifiable CPD points: Unverifiable CPD (Regulation 4-5, s.1.5) Unverifiable continuing professional development means independent and informal learning activities and may include: on-the-job training for new software, systems, procedures or techniques for application in a professional role; self study that does

On Wednesday; we spoke about the “Fifty percent of the annual and triennial hours must be verifiable” regulation.   I knew that I had the 120 CPD points. The next step was identifying the verifiable hours. I went through each CPD point and simply checked off the verifiable ones; I then summed them up and found that I have over

Yesterday we spoke of the minimum amount of continuing professional development that a Member must complete by December 31, 2015, unless the Member is exempt. We went on to say that 50% must be verifiable.   Today we continue the requirements from CPA Ontario as follows: What Learning Qualifies as CPD Each Member should undertake continuing professional development relevant and

  CPA Ontario has set out the following requirements:   CPD Requirements The minimum amount of continuing professional development that a Member must complete, unless the Member is exempt, shall be: 20 hours annually; and 120 hours in every three-year period If the Member is licensed the mandatory continuing professional development must be completed in activities directly related to the