Lifelong Learning
The RTPI exists to advance the science and art of planning for the benefit of the public. This is achieved by setting expectations of competence and professionalism for planning professionals and supporting these through education and lifelong learning
The RTPI takes a broad view of lifelong learning, as referring to the different learning opportunities throughout an individual’s lifetime and career which improve their understanding of, engagement with or practice of spatial planning.
The RTPI vision and aims for lifelong learning are set out in the Lifelong Learning Strategy
Continuing Professional Development
All members of the RTPI (apart from retired members) make a commitment to maintain and develop their expertise through Continuing Professional Development.
Learning for newcomers to planning
This section contains resources for newcomers to planning including materials for schools, members of the public, councillors and anyone else who is interested in planning to learn more about planning.
Qualifications
The RTPI accredits a wide range of high quality planning degrees. Whether you want to begin studying planning as an undergraduate or as a postgraduate there is something for you.
Learning Partners
The RTPI recognises best practice learning and development in employers of planners through the RTPI Learning Partner status.
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| 2011/12 RTPI Accredited Courses |
| RTPI accredited course information |
Latest Articles
| Date | Title |
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| 18-Jul-11 | RTPI Learn |
| 27-Sep-10 | Learning for newcomers to planning |
| 05-Aug-10 | Continuing Professional Development (CPD) - an introduction |
| 05-Aug-10 | Sources of CPD |
| 05-Aug-10 | Requirements for CPD |
| 02-Jun-10 | University of Cape Town |
| 05-Feb-10 | Education Awards 2009 |
| 09-Oct-09 | Important information for Licentiates and Election Candidates |
| 17-Aug-09 | Lifelong Learning and its importance to Spatial Planning |
PlanningMatters.co.uk
PlanningMatters.co.uk is a versatile on-line knowledge resource developed to enhance the capability, efficiency and responsiveness of the planning community in meeting the needs of clients and colleagues.
Recession Support - 'Build Up'
The RTPI is supporting Westminster University's 'Build Up' programme, which offers unemployed or under-employed town planners an opportunity to assess their careers and develop their skills. Find out more about Build Up.
