It’s great that so many EAs, PAs and administrative professionals are attending free and complimentary training sessions and webinars. There’s a lot of valuable content out there and I applaud you for being proactive and ensuring you take advantage of the free and complimentary opportunities available to help you with continuous professional development (cpd).
With the ever changing world and evolving EA/PA responsibilities, it’s never been more important to bulletproof your career. We believe the best way to do that is with accredited training and qualifications. And whilst our accredited training and qualifications do have a price tag on them*, we know it’s a great investment for you and your current or future employers.
In this article we’ll share the benefits of this investment with you. We will encourage you to reconsider the “why-would-I-pay-for-training-when-I-can-be-learning-for-free?” mindset .
We’ll shine a spotlight on the undeniable benefits of accredited training and qualificaions versus (and complementery to) “the free stuff”.
*Whilst we know are competititvely and fairly priced in the market, we also know that the cost may be a barrier to you right now which is why we can help you if you have to self-fund your development by arranging a payment plan – head to our webpage here.
Benefit #4
Being a member of a professional body will raise your profile and demonstrate
your commitment to this profession
Our Co-Founder & Director, Lindsay, is a proud Fellow of The Institute of Administrative Management, one of the oldest professional bodies for business and admin managers here in the UK.
Upon successful completion of any Programme with us we’ll encourage you to research membership of the IAM (annual membership fees apply). One of the benefits of this is that you can add post nominal letters after your name – this looks impressive on your CV and your LinkedIn profile. And because membership status is commensurate with experience and level of study and not issued gratuitously it reflects your professional standing and demonstrates your commitment to continuing professional development.
To see benefit #5 click here
