how much it costs to become CPD accredited?

  • CPD Provider
    CPD Provider £200

    Registration includes one course assessment

  • CPD Course Assessment
    CPD Course Assessment £200

    Face-to-face, Online or Hybrid programme assessment

  • Annual Renewal (no Changes)
    Annual Renewal (no Changes) £100

    Existing Face-to-face, Online or Hybrid programme assessment with minor or no changes

  • Annual Renewal (Extensive Changes)
    Annual Renewal (Extensive Changes) £200

    Existing Face-to-face, Online or Hybrid programme assessment with extensive changes

Frequently Asked Questions

No. We assess programmes that have already been developed. We do not offer consultancy, reviews prior to submission, or advice on how to design or structure your content. If your programme does not pass on first submission, the assessment report will explain exactly what needs to be corrected, and you will have the opportunity to revise and resubmit.

We accredit all delivery formats, including classroom based training, live online sessions, self paced digital learning, blended learning, and any combination of these. The same assessment standards apply regardless of how the programme is delivered.

No. Each programme is assessed individually at the standard fee of £200. We do not offer bulk discounts or portfolio pricing. Our fees are set at a level intended to be accessible to all providers, from sole traders to large organisations.

Yes. The CPD Standards Board works with providers internationally. We have registered providers from around the world. The accreditation process is the same regardless of where your organisation is based.

Accreditation is valid for 12 months from the date it is awarded. If you wish to continue awarding CPD credits for the programme after this period, you will need to renew. The renewal fee is either £100 or £200 per programme depending on whether you have made minor or extensive changes to the programme.

No. You may resubmit up to twice within 30 days of receiving your assessment report at no additional cost. If the programme has not passed after two resubmissions, the content will require more substantial revision before it can be reconsidered.

Yes. The programme must be designed by, or under the direct supervision of, a professional who is registered with a recognised healthcare regulator, such as the GMC, GDC, NMC, HCPC, or the equivalent body in their country of practice.

If you make minor updates during the accreditation period, you do not need to resubmit. However, if the content changes substantially, you should submit the revised programme as a new submission to ensure it continues to meet the required standard.

Yes. Each training course, webinar, event, or podcast is accredited individually. The fee applies per item. This ensures that each piece of content is reviewed and approved on its own merit.

No. Your course still has to go through and pass assessment.

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