Digong, The President

[Archerfish]

Im ok with this.
At least in my field, the needed seminars to accumulate the major points is not price friendly and often conflicts your sched. Add to it those seminars doesnt enable you or give you more skills.

I enrolled on a class to further enhance my skill and the association just credited it for a few points. They say those association mandated seminars are the ones that will net you the point requirement the fastest. In short, money talks.

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Yes, seminars organized by the association like PSME, IIEE, etc., gives you 15 points. In order for you to renew your license, you need to accumulate 45 points.

Those skill specific trainings won't give you much points. In other words, you need to "patronize" the association you are with.

I'm not saying that we should not upgrade our skills and knowledge. It's just that, they should give equal value to other seminars and trainings that are specific to your field. For example, enrolling for a doctorate degree or even a master's degree should have some "weight". Six units in a year, even three, is troublesome to finish compared to attending a three-day seminar.

What in the world am I doing here again? This is politics! I better get out of here.

[shadow]

This coming midterm election will reflect the conscience of the voters whether they are already awake or still believing in lies, empty promises and false hopes.

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Kung bobo or hinde pa rin mga Filipinos.


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[travajante]

Ala namang kinalaman yang mga "Another truth" na post ng panatiko ni dutiti sa pinag uusapan ngayon. Boracay opening then Recto, ano ang connection?

Para lang mang troll nanaman, wag nang patulan.

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Smokescreen.[emoji4]

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[dreamur]

Im ok with this.
At least in my field, the needed seminars to accumulate the major points is not price friendly and often conflicts your sched. Add to it those seminars doesnt enable you or give you more skills.

I enrolled on a class to further enhance my skill and the association just credited it for a few points. They say those association mandated seminars are the ones that will net you the point requirement the fastest. In short, money talks.

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You have valid arguments. I think the best way is to regulate the training centers and ease the required CPD units.

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[dr. d]

Made suckers out of how many, doc?[emoji13]


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dunno...
what was the last election's figures...?
heh heh.

[_Cathy_]

They are insulting the intelligence of the Filipinos. Anong derma pinagsasabi nito?



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[chronicle]

Yes, seminars organized by the association like PSME, IIEE, etc., gives you 15 points. In order for you to renew your license, you need to accumulate 45 points.

Those skill specific trainings won't give you much points. In other words, you need to "patronize" the association you are with.

I'm not saying that we should not upgrade our skills and knowledge. It's just that, they should give equal value to other seminars and trainings that are specific to your field. For example, enrolling for a doctorate degree or even a master's degree should have some "weight". Six units in a year, even three, is troublesome to finish compared to attending a three-day seminar.

What in the world am I doing here again? This is politics! I better get out of here.

Perhaps you also feel that those points are really useless that's why you posted as well.[emoji1]

But yes, spot on.

My 6 months of review for a card was put to nothing since i cannot renew it due to the points system. And i rejected the option to pay "additional" just to have it renewed without achieving the necessary points.

In fact, my own further studies opened new doors for me and they only credited it as minor points.

Law is stupid tbh.

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[ClaNker]

They are insulting the intelligence of the Filipinos. Anong derma pinagsasabi nito?



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Panelo "the manyakis" strikes again. Dema! [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

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[heavenlee]

dunno...
what was the last election's figures...?
heh heh.

16M suckers, sir! And what did PT Barnum say about them -- there's one born every minute. So there must be more since then.

[kai s.]

Okay yan dream, kung minimal lang sana. Pati mga new prof na walang work/minimum wage, affected. Tapos may moro moro pa na kapatid ni Sen isa sa mga training center.
Ako dream OFW, pag renew ko ako pa may utang sa PRC. I don't need CPD in abroad. Ang nangyayari ngayon, ginagawang gatasan ng professional ang kapwa professional.

That is exactly why it needs to be repealed. Not all professionals have the means and the time to accumulate enough credits. The CPD law was good in theory, but not in implementation.