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CPD - Planned v Unplanned

Andrew Banks
Out of curiousity, how much of your CPD is planned, and how much of it is unplanned?


I'm going through my second attempt at gaining CEng, and have been paying particular attention to my CPD Records for the last couple of years, and putting a Plan in place for the next year(s)


However, as a fairly senior engineer, I find it increasingly difficult to put together any form of meaningful plan, and this is reflected in my CPD of the past. Most "development" is now either reactive to business needs, or responsive to invitations to speak at conferences (etc).


I'm finding it difficult to define a plan for my CPD beyond "Achieve CEng" and "Achieve FIET"


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    Hi Geoffrey 


    The question that how to find your Mentee is very interesting.


    First,  If the IET Mentoring Department receives any application for a Mentor (from a potential Mentee) and if he belongs to your geographical area in specific or expertise area in general, then the that Mentee may be referred to you by the IET Mentoring Department.


    Second, You may create a Mentee for yourself from your company or geographical area by motivating an applicant that he or she may get IET Membership and ECUK Registration.


    First mentioned method takes too much time whereas second method may give you many Mentees, in my opinion. wink


    Thank you.
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    Hi Geoffrey 


    The question that how to find your Mentee is very interesting.


    First,  If the IET Mentoring Department receives any application for a Mentor (from a potential Mentee) and if he belongs to your geographical area in specific or expertise area in general, then the that Mentee may be referred to you by the IET Mentoring Department.


    Second, You may create a Mentee for yourself from your company or geographical area by motivating an applicant that he or she may get IET Membership and ECUK Registration.


    First mentioned method takes too much time whereas second method may give you many Mentees, in my opinion. wink


    Thank you.
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