NAPSA's Data Protection and AML training courses now carry formal CPD accreditation through the CPD Certification Service.
What's changing
Our existing Data Protection and AML courses now come with CPD accreditation built in. That means the hours you spend completing them count as verified continuing professional development, recognised by the CPD Certification Service rather than NAPSA alone.
Data Protection: 2.75 CPD hours
AML: 3.25 CPD hours
Both together: 6 CPD hours
Each course still ends with a module assessment, and you'll need to score at least 70% on each one to complete the course and earn your accreditation.
Why CPD accreditation matters
A growing number of landlords, letting partners and lenders now expect to see evidence of ongoing professional development from the sourcing agents and deal packagers they work with, particularly as regulation around data handling and money laundering checks continues to tighten. A CPD accredited certificate gives you something formal to point to, issued by an independent body.
Getting your certificate
Once you've completed and passed every module, your certificate is issued by the CPD Certification Service. For the full details on timing, pass marks and what to expect, see our "How CPD Training Works and How to Get Your Certificate" guide.
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