Whether you are just beginning your APC journey or approaching submission, this event provides an excellent opportunity to check that you are on track. It will also be highly beneficial for APC mentors, offering a valuable refresher and practical take away tips to support colleagues through the process.
What to expect
This in person event, organised by South Coast Young Planners Network (SCYPN), will deliver a comprehensive overview of the Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) process. The session will be led by Neil Pearce, RTPI Membership Assessment Manager, who will cover the route to Chartered Membership, including the three components of the written submission, assessment outcomes, the support available from the RTPI, and key tips for success.
Neil will be joined by Ben Teague, RTPI SCYPN committee member, and a couple of recently chartered members who will speak about their experience of the Chartered process. The event will conclude with a panel discussion, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical advice.
Learning outcomes
- An understanding of the four routes to being Chartered
- A clear understanding of the APC process
- Insight into how application submissions are assessed
- The resources available to APC candidates
Why attend?
- Whatever stage you are at, this event will provide you with essential guidance on achieving success in your submission. The session is suitable for people following any of the four routes to Chartered membership (L-APC, A-APC, EP-APC or DA-APC).
- You will be briefed on what’s involved in preparing an application, what you need to include and how you present it. It is also a fantastic opportunity to ask questions and hear from others preparing their submissions.
- Planning and built environment professionals are all welcome, as are mentors and employers.
Core CPD framework -This event is eligible for up to 2 hours of CPD
Thank you to our sponsor
Getting to the venue
By train: Southampton Central Railway Station is about a 10-minute walk away to Savills office on foot.
By bus: the venue is 11 minutes by bus from Southampton Central Railway Station
By car: You'll find several car parks nearby.
By taxi: Taxis can drop you off outside the venue.
Before you set off, it's worth checking for any updates – e.g. ongoing roadworks in the area that might affect your journey.
Access and inclusion
We're committed to making sure everyone has a great experience at our events. Once you've booked, we'll get in touch to talk through any access needs or requirements you might have. If you have any questions in the meantime, just contact Susan – we're here to help.
If you wish to make a group booking, please contact Susan.
Tickets
We offer free tickets for carers.
Food and refreshments
We'll have welcome refreshments and lunch ready for you. We always provide vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options, and we're happy to cater for other dietary requirements like Kosher or Halal meals – just let Susan know.
