Demographic Information
6. Which of the following most closely describes your place of residence?
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East of England
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East Midlands
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9. Which of the following best describes you?
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Academic (registered architect)
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Registered Architect
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Architectural assistant, designer or consultant (not Part 3 qualified)
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When did you qualify?
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0-5 years ago
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6-10 years ago
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21+ years ago
What is the size of your architectural practice?
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Small or self-employed (1-10 employees)
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10. Recording activities
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11 . Minimum activity requirements
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12. Mandatory topics
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Do not agree that any subjects should be mandatory. Different subjects are relevant to different practices.
13. Reflective statement
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If you would like to explain the rationale for your response, please do so here:
This is insulting. It shows a lack of trust and is treating professionals like children. It may be ok for students to be treated like this but not fully qualified experienced practitioners. Competent architects will do cpd that is useful and relevant anyway.
14. Inclusivity of the scheme
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Why should it have to be recorded in any particular format? Why online? I keep a paper file with details of everything I have done. This is easier for me as I just file lecture handouts and my notes etc which takes limited time. What you propose will take time away from my daily work.
15. Your suggestions on how to improve the scheme
Your suggestions:
Stop treating experienced professionals like school children. I already have to 'prove' I have carried out a none specified amount of conservation cpd in order to stay on the AABC Register. I am also on the RIBA Register of Experts for my work in conservation and yet this still isn't enough for you people. Trust your members and stop insulting them by trying to catch them out.