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Hi All

 

Has anyone ventured out yet and worked with their PKSB ?  I have been through it and entered a value for each area but not sure how much detail to enter ?  I am trying to set myself a weekly target of tackling 1 point per week and attach / refer to the evidence.  However before making a rod for my own back I was wondering whether anyone has experimented ?  I know the handbook is due out soon but am being impatient…

 

Any comments / help gratefully received !

 

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From: list for CILIP members working towards MCLIP status [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Jo Alcock
Sent: 02 August 2013 11:33
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Subject: Re: PKSB

 

Hi all

 

As has been mentioned, if you're currently working towards Certification, Chartership or Fellowship you will have until 30th November 2014 to submit under the current criteria. However, if you would prefer to move over to the new criteria (see http://www.cilip.org.uk/cilip/jobs-careers/professional-registration/professional-registration/important-messages-about-0) you are very welcome to do so (just contact [log in to unmask] to let them know). 

 

An overview of the main changes to each of the levels is available on the website (see http://www.cilip.org.uk/cilip/jobs-careers/professional-registration/professional-registration/important-messages-about) and this includes guidance for new and current candidates to help you make a decision about what is best for you. 

 

The PKSB is a key part of the new regulations, as this forms the development plan (it replaces all previous plans such as the PPDP). As mentioned, you don't need to complete the full PKSB in detail - it depends on your role and current needs. You may well find it useful to use the PKSB even if you are working to the current regulations. 

 

The new handbooks are currently being developed and will be ready in time for the launch of the new regulations on November 1st. 

 

As you may be aware, myself and Julie Griffiths are working (on a part-time basis) on the Future Skills project and we're keeping an eye on this list and other communication channels to help answer questions, or of course you can always contact CILIP CPD team who will be able to advise you. If you'd like to know where Julie and I are currently at, I posted an update last week on my blog: http://www.joeyanne.co.uk/2013/07/23/cilip-future-skills-project-progress-update-and-ways-you-can-get-involved/

 

Hope this help clarify things,

 

Jo.

 

On 2 August 2013 11:16, Kowalczuk, Franko <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hi Mobeena

 

Anyone who is already registered and part way through the process is allowed to submit under the old rules and has until late 2014 to submit.

 

The PKSB is a tool for you to pick areas you feel you need to learn more about or develop (similar to the purpose behind the old PPDP). You don’t have to cover all of it as this unrealistic, but choose a few areas that you intend to follow up or relate to your circumstances.

 

The qualification handbooks and the criteria are currently being rewritten and simplified. The aim is to launch the new framework of qualifications in early November. There will be the opportunity for key stakeholders such as CSO’s and mentors to get training on the new regulations in early October to feed into future workshops.

 

Stick with it and don’t panic! There’s a lot of change but it will be positive change and will make candidates lives easier in future.

 

Thanks

 

Franko

 

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From: list for CILIP members working towards MCLIP status [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Mobeena Khan
Sent: 02 August 2013 11:09
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Subject: PKSB

 

 

Hello, chartership peeps!

 

How are you all?  Persevering?  I hope so.  We had another #chartership chat on Twitter last night which was, as always, stimulating and supportive.  I'll post a link to the Storify round up or sum up if I see one.  Do think about joining us all if you have a Twitter account.  I've always found them to be really supportive, helpful sessions.

 

The new CILIP site has what looks like an updated Chartership handbook with revisions for 2012 in it.  I'm not sure if you've all seen it already, but in case, you haven't, it's on the site. 

 

Whilst looking at the new site, I noticed that anyone registering after 2013 is going to have to follow the new criteria and use the PKSB to plan and monitor their personal development.  Firstly, can anyone see the new assesment criteria anywhere or is that being worked on?  Secondly, is it only sections of the PKSB?  Do you just pick the bits that are relevant to your post at the moment?

 

Confused of Hertfordshire…

 

Thanks

 

Mobeena

 

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