November CPD update: Learning from Home

November CPD update: Learning from Home

Nov 10, 2020 |NBS |1 Minute Read

Check out the latest range of CPD content you can complete while working from home. 

This year has led to a huge increase in demand for online CPD content and, as we’ve entered a second national lockdown, it’s become even more important to have remote access to learning materials. Our network of RIBA CPD providers have adapted over the course of the year and they’re now offering more online and interactive seminars than ever before - including some fantastic additions in November! These include: 

A Journey Through Specifying Fires
By DRU Fires

Applied Window Films – Benefits and Considerations
By Glass Films Europe

Building With Colour: The Evolution of Colour Theory
By Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Limited

Extruded Polystyrene Construction Boards in Internal Tiling
By Jackon UK Ltd

Go Underground and Give Wine a Home of its Own
By Spiral Cellars Ltd

Green Roofs – Advantages and Principles of Design
By Axter Ltd

Wooden Floors: Specification of Finishes and Maintenance Products

By Bona Limited

You can find ALL of the new CPD content that has gone live in November here, which also includes some more online learning. Remember that, whatever the format, RIBA-approved CPD is worth double the amount of points towards your annual requirement.

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