Hi Sarah,

As you’re aware the HEA has a pool of specifically recruited and trained UKPSF consultants. This group of experts are very current in their knowledge of the use of the UKPSF in terms of both recognition and accreditation. All of these UKPSF consultants are experienced, up to date and serving HEA accreditors and as such are ideally placed to support both individuals in their applications and to work with institutions throughout the accreditation cycle.

Best wishes,

Kat

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Dear all,

 

I wonder if any of you could help me a fairly urgent query. Given the increased focus on HEA fellowship within UK HEIs have any of your institutions put additional resource into staffing to run either HEA accredited CPD schemes and/or to support staff making direct applications to the HEA?

 

If you want to send responses directly to me I am happy to provide a summary back to the list. Many thanks.

 

Regards

Sarah

 

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