Category 3 A – Belonging to a SACNASP recognised Voluntary Association (VA).
Belonging to a recognised VA means; the voluntary association must be recognised by SACNASP before you can claim credits in this category.
Please follow the link to see all the SACNASP recognised VA’s – Click Here.
Requirements – There is no minimum requirement in this category, however there is a maximum of 1 credit per year.
Credits – You will receive 1 CPD credit for belonging to a recognised VA. This is per year and 1 CPD credit is the maximum.
Evidence – Your certificate or letter from the VA will suffice.
Note – If your VA is not on the list then please contact SACNASP or Mr J van Schalkwyk, to enquire about the application process. There are some great benefits for the VA. If your VA does not meet the requirements then we can always investigate the SACNASP “recognised organisation” category.
Category 3 B – Individual Activities.
The activities in this category are the things you “do” that makes you a better professional. This includes, and is not restricted to; informal training, being a presenter, being involved in your VA, writing articles, internet work, subscriptions to industry media etc.
Requirements – There is no minimum requirement in this category, however there is a maximum of 3 CPD credits per year.
Credits – You can work on the same principal as in category 1, for every 10 hours of work you will earn 1 CPD credit.
Evidence – Any document of proof confirming your participation in the activity will suffice.
Note – If you are busy with further studies and you manage to complete a qualification or Phd, then you can claim 5 CPD credits in category 3 B, during the year that you completed the qualification successfully.