Recovery Learning, Education and Development (CPD accredited)

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Scottish Recovery Consortium online learning is for everyone with an interest in recovery.

Scottish Recovery Consortium’s 5 courses have been reviewed and approved by the CPD Certification Service to ensure quality and integrity.

The 5 courses are:

• Recovery Essentials Part 1
• Recovery Essentials Part 2
• Peer Support
• Stigma and Me
• Stigma and Us

CPD for Individuals

Completing CPD accredited online courses shows that learners are proactive and have commitment to self-directed learning. Self-directed learning can develop confidence and enhance skills and knowledge. Completing CPD courses provides learners with evidence of achievem

ents and progression. A CPD certificate of completion is issued to individuals when each SRC online course is completed.

CPD for Organisations

CPD can be helpful to evidence the developing knowledge and skills within an organisation.

Organisations can promote Continuing Professional Development to ensure continuity in the workplace.

CPD can help to identify potential knowledge and skills gaps in organisations, and highlight areas for quality improvement. CPD encourages a healthy learning culture which can lead to a more fulfilled and valued workforce. A CPD certificate of completion is issued to individuals when each SRC online course is completed.

Accessible & Inclusive Learning

Scottish Recovery Consortium’s online CPD accredited learning is accessible and inclusive for everyone with an interest in recovery. This approach will enhance personal, social and community recovery, whilst enabling people with lived experience and professionals to collaborate more effectively.

Getting started

To enrol please get in touch with our Learning team by emailing learning@scottishrecoveryconsortium.org or by phone on 0141 559 6932.

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With thanks to Corra Foundation and Scottish Government for funding this project.