Which is NOT a CPD activity recognized under RA 10912?

Which is NOT a CPD activity recognized under RA 10912?

• A. Accredited trainings
• B. Seminars
• C. Volunteer work unrelated to teaching
• D. Courses

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is which activities count toward CPD credits under RA 10912. CPD activities are those that actively develop a professional’s knowledge and skills and are formally recognized or accredited by the CPD Council. Accredited trainings, seminars, and courses fit this because they provide structured, verifiable learning that earns CPD credits. Volunteer work that is unrelated to teaching does not contribute to professional development in the licensed field as defined by the CPD framework, so it isn’t recognized for CPD credits. That makes it the option that does not qualify as a CPD activity under RA 10912.

The idea being tested is which activities count toward CPD credits under RA 10912. CPD activities are those that actively develop a professional’s knowledge and skills and are formally recognized or accredited by the CPD Council. Accredited trainings, seminars, and courses fit this because they provide structured, verifiable learning that earns CPD credits. Volunteer work that is unrelated to teaching does not contribute to professional development in the licensed field as defined by the CPD framework, so it isn’t recognized for CPD credits. That makes it the option that does not qualify as a CPD activity under RA 10912.