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Chartered status is the norm in well-established professions – Chartered Accountants are probably the most well-known – but it is relatively new and unheard of in public relations. In fact, until November 2015 there were only 51 Chartered PR Practitioners. Becoming chartered ought to be part of the career journey of every member of a […]
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RT @CIPRNORTHWEST You’d be amazed at what you can count towards your #cpd log. Blogs, vlogs, learning at work - it doesn’t have to be CIPR accredited to earn you points. Log your bespoke activities via the @CIPR_UK CPD portal: cipr.co.uk/content/cpd
RT @GaryScribbler You just never know which way the emotions are going to go at moments like this. Now my daughter has the scarf in her wardrobe. 💜 #doodleaday #widowerlife pic.twitter.com/ryS6VyaZO4
RT @RobYeldham @CHParkPhysio @paulawoods5 Interesting question but perhaps one for patients and employers as much as practitioners? I am a chartered public relations practitioner which is nice for me, but it is also something my employer values, presumably as evidence of commitment to professional and ethical practice.
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