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Why buy a CPD bundle
A bundle is not just a discount on a stack of courses. It is a year of compliance worked out in advance, so you are not left counting hours in December and hoping the categories add up.
The part most people get wrong
Every regulator splits your annual requirement into categories, and the categories do not substitute for one another. Substantive hours can never fill a Professionalism gap. An EDI hour sits inside the Professionalism total rather than beside it. A licensee assembling hours course by course has to track all of that themselves, and usually finds out whether they got it right only when they report. A bundle states its composition up front, and tells you exactly what remains.
Eight reasons a bundle is the better buy
The arithmetic is done for you
Each bundle sets out its total hours and the split between Professionalism, EDI and Substantive, and states plainly what you would still need afterwards. No spreadsheet, no guesswork.
Between 40% and 60% less
Buying the same hours as individual courses costs substantially more. Bundle pricing runs 40% to 60% below the standalone equivalent, with no membership fee attached to reach it.
One invoice, one page, one login
Register once and every agenda, material and access link sits on a single member page. Nothing to reconcile for expenses, nothing to hunt for in your inbox at reporting time.
Taught by people who do the work
The Hon. Justice Rick Libman, Ph.D., has sat on the Ontario Court of Justice since 1996 and wrote Libman on Regulatory Offences in Canada. Immigration sessions are led by Melissa Harris, Shandana Sohail and Muhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.
Live or on demand, both included
Every session runs as a live, interactive webinar with direct access to the educator, and is released as on-demand video at no extra cost. Accessible worldwide, on any device, whenever your caseload allows.
No subscription, no membership fee
Pay once for the bundle and you are done. There is no recurring charge, no auto-renewal, and no membership to hold in order to buy.
An optional certificate for your audit file
Every regulator requires you to declare your own hours, and regulators do sometimes audit those declarations. Finish every course in a bundle and you can generate an optional completion certificate, giving you a record to point to if you are asked.
RCICs: 50% off IRB exam prep
Every RCIC who registers for a bundle receives 50% off our IRB licensing exam preparation course, for consultants working toward the RCIC-IRB specialisation.
A bundle against buying course by course
| A bundle | Individual courses | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost for the same hours | 40% to 60% less | Full price per course |
| Category split | Stated up front, with what remains | You work it out yourself |
| Formats | Live and on-demand video, both included | Format specific: the live session or the recording, not both |
| Admin | One invoice, one member page | One transaction and one set of links per course |
| Completion certificate | Optional, once every course is finished | Not available for a partial set |
| Best suited to | Settling most or all of your year in one purchase | Filling one or two specific gaps |
What a bundle does not do
It does not always complete your year. Some bundles cover your full annual requirement and some are deliberately partial. Every bundle page states its total, its category split, and exactly what you would still need.
It does not report your hours. Every regulator requires you to declare your own hours within your own reporting period. We provide the agendas, the records and an optional completion certificate; the declaration is yours.
It does not let an hour count twice. Where a session appears in more than one bundle, hours attended once count once and should not be reported twice.
It does not override scope of practice. Regulators recognise CPD only where the content is relevant to what you are licensed to do. Check that a bundle matches your class before you buy.
It does not report your hours. Every regulator requires you to declare your own hours within your own reporting period. We provide the agendas, the records and an optional completion certificate; the declaration is yours.
It does not let an hour count twice. Where a session appears in more than one bundle, hours attended once count once and should not be reported twice.
It does not override scope of practice. Regulators recognise CPD only where the content is relevant to what you are licensed to do. Check that a bundle matches your class before you buy.
If you hold two designations
A number of our sessions are recognised by more than one regulator, so a paralegal who also holds an RCIC designation can attend once and claim the hour with each body that recognises it. The reporting years differ: the Law Society year ends 31 December, while the CICC period runs 1 July to 30 June, so the same session may fall in different reporting years for each licence. Each bundle page marks which of its sessions carry more than one approval.
Accredited since 2012
CPD House is an Accredited Provider of Professionalism Content with the Law Society of Ontario, an Accredited CPD Provider with the Law Society of British Columbia, and an approved CPD provider for members of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. Confirm your own annual requirement and reporting period with your regulator before purchase.
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