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Good CPD courses are like buses: nothing takes your fancy for months and then two come along at once\u2026 and then they clash with a busy calendar or are overtaken by the last-minute new job.<\/p>\n
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Why choose webinars?<\/strong><\/p>\n The attraction to webinars has grown over recent years. Of course, networking is a need that webinars cannot fulfil, but they offer such flexibility, being available almost whenever and wherever you are.\u00a0 Also, their affordability \u2013 not only direct cost, but the savings made on travel expenses and, most importantly, time \u2013 surely beat attending courses hands-down.\u00a0 Another advantage is that you can be more selective about the topics that you want to learn about, rather than paying for a day\u2019s course when only an hour or so really interests you.\u00a0 I also know that some firms use webinars effectively by showing them team-wide, often sandwiched between the firm\u2019s own training sessions.<\/p>\n Preparing webinars takes an age and, as a presenter, I have to say that they\u2019re not as rewarding \u2013 I don\u2019t enjoy a buzz from speaking to myself in an empty room \u2013 but they\u2019re also not as nerve-wrecking, so hopefully my standard of delivery is better. We produce them because we believe that it\u2019s important to spread the knowledge: insolvency legislation and the layers of SIPs can seem an impenetrable thicket and I think we could all do with as much help as we can get.\u00a0 Regrettably also, it\u2019s only over time that the full consequences of the minutiae are realised and \u201cregulatory expectations\u201d evolve so that even long-assumed immoveable standards take on new shades.<\/p>\n We try our best to pick up on these changes as they emerge and present webinars as soon as we ourselves have got a handle on the detail. However, we don\u2019t ignore the old topics, as we recognise the value of refreshers as well as providing training and support for the next generation.\u00a0 Of course, explaining how to be compliant is the primary objective of these webinars, but this doesn\u2019t mean that we\u2019re interested only in the theory; it necessarily involves exploring the practical<\/em> application of regulations and standards and we try very hard to help clients see how their systems and processes can meet requirements effectively.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Forthcoming webinars<\/strong><\/p>\n Over the next few weeks, we will be adding the following to our growing library of webinars:<\/p>\n Later, I will be recording my presentation currently doing the rounds of the R3 SPG Technical Reviews:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The library so far<\/strong><\/p>\n These additions will bring our webinar total to 10, as we have already recorded presentations on the following topics:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The future<\/strong><\/p>\n We are committed to producing at least 12 webinars each year. Are there enough hot topics to achieve this?\u00a0 At the forefront of our minds, of course, are the 2016 Rules<\/strong> (when we eventually get to see them in their final form!), but the insolvency world is never short of new issues and developments to keep us all busy.<\/p>\n If you would like to explore our webinars, please get in touch at info@thecompliancealliance.co.uk<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0For \u00a3250+VAT plus a small joining fee, you can sign up for firm-wide anytime access to our webinar library plus at least 12 new recordings throughout the year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good CPD courses are like buses: nothing takes your fancy for months and then two come along at once\u2026 and then they clash with a busy calendar or are overtaken by the last-minute new job. Why choose webinars? … Continue reading \n
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