The ARA Professional Development Programme

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The ARA Professional Development Programme Chris Sheridan CPD Programme Manager archives.org @ARACPD

Continuing professional development (CPD) ARA competency framework Professional development programme archives.org @ARACPD

What is CPD? An ongoing process of learning through experience and reflection Any activity has the potential to provide you with CPD as long as there is a learning outcome archives.org @ARACPD

How will CPD help me? Give you a competitive edge Help you advance your career Be the best you can be archives.org @ARACPD

Competency framework A range of skills and knowledge required by anyone working in the record keeping sector Organisational: about your role in the workplace Process: about the activities that your role involves Stakeholder/customer: about how you interact with others archives.org @ARACPD

Each competency has five experience levels: novice (level 1) beginner (level 2) competent (level 3) proficient (level 4) expert (level 5) archives.org @ARACPD

A4 working with people archives.org @ARACPD

Level 1 (novice): Identifies and can describe roles and responsibilities of those in immediate working environment; contributes actively and inclusively to team work Level 2 (beginner): Operates effectively as team member; uses team dynamics to foster good team working and inclusivity; interacts well with volunteers and internal/external groups sharing expertise with others; acquires training where required Level 3 (competent): Develops and supervises own and others’ work plans and skills; monitors individual/team performances ensuring appropriate training for self/others; contributes proactively to workplace/community Level 4 (proficient): Formulates workplace policies; recruits, develops and manages people; oversees conflict resolution; establishes team(s) with complementary strengths and skills Level 5 (expert): Leads and sets the standard in the development of staff; initiates workforce policies; manages and resolves conflict in complex situations archives.org @ARACPD

Professional Development Programme A competency based process through which members can qualify as a Foundation, Registered or Fellow Member of the ARA  archives.org @ARACPD

Increase your level of confidence in the workplace The benefits . . . Gain national professional recognition with Foundation (FMARA), Registered (RMARA) and Fellow (FARA) levels of membership Increase your level of confidence in the workplace Help boost your career opportunities and earning potential – linked to latest ARA salary recommendations Demonstrates you meet industry recognised standards of knowledge and competency Become a reflective and ethical practitioner Be part of a professional community at the forefront of archives, archive conservation and records management archives.org @ARACPD

Foundation (FMARA) For those relatively new to the profession, existing professionals who do not yet have the level of experience required for Registered membership, apprentices and volunteers We recommend candidates have a minimum of 12 months experience To qualify: Submit 6 competencies demonstrating experience levels 1 - 2. At least 1 competency from each of the 3 competency areas archives.org @ARACPD

Registered (RMARA) The established level of excellence for the profession We recommend candidates with an ARA accredited qualification gain a minimum of three years’ post-graduation work experience To qualify: Submit 8 competencies demonstrating experience levels 2 - 3. At least 2 competencies from each of the 3 competency areas archives.org @ARACPD

Fellow (FARA) The highest level of professional recognition. For Registered members with significant experience or who have contributed to the wider profession We recommend candidates hold a minimum of nine years work experience following their qualification as a Registered Member of the ARA. They must have completed at least one CPD Review cycle To qualify: 6 competency submission forms demonstrating experience levels 4-5, a professional contribution statement and a professional development statement archives.org @ARACPD

What our members say . . “The self-assessment process was really useful. It kept me focused on the areas of my work I wish to develop.  It has made me appreciate and value what I have achieved in my career so far.” “The programme identified my strengths and what I really enjoy, helping me define my career goals more clearly.” “The process has enriched my knowledge and enthusiasm for my work.” “Enrolment on the programme was a big plus for my employer. It demonstrates they employ someone with a suitable level of knowledge, and connections to a wider network of professionals”. archives.org @ARACPD

How do I start? Visit https://archivesandrecords.smapply.io/ and read the guidance Contact me Self-assess your experience using the competency framework Enrol at any time (free until 1st January 2019) Find a mentor and plan your development archives.org @ARACPD

Contact Chris Sheridan CPD Programme Manager Email: chris.sheridan@archives.org.uk Phone 07377 940696