ACSWP Applied Community Support Work Practice

Continuing professional development

Keep your ACSWP training current

ACSWP training is renewable every three years. Renewal provides a planned opportunity to revisit your learning and complete the current renewal requirements. Check your completion record and contact the training team if you are unsure when your renewal is due.

A practitioner reflecting on their learning record

Your original completion remains part of your learning history. The renewal date identifies when you need to complete further ACSWP training to maintain current status under the programme’s policy. Course access and current training status are separate.

Enquire about renewal

Start with your learning record

01

Check your completion record

Find your programme title and completion date.

02

Discuss your renewal

Contact the training team to clarify the current requirements.

03

Plan your next learning step

Confirm the learning route, fees and timing before proceeding.

Your learning history remains yours. Your original completion remains part of your learning history. Course access and current training status are separate.

Questions about renewal

When should I renew?

ACSWP training is renewable every three years. Check your completion record and contact the team if you are unsure when renewal is due.

What does renewal involve?

Renewal requirements, fees and timing are confirmed by the training team. Contact us with your completion details to receive current guidance.

What if my renewal is overdue?

Contact the training team to discuss your options. Overdue treatment is confirmed on a case-by-case basis until a published policy is in place.

Does course access mean my training is current?

No. Course access follows the terms of your enrolment; your renewal due date follows the applicable ACSWP renewal policy. Confirm both before relying on either.

Let’s plan your next step

Ask about renewal requirements, fees and your learning record.

Please do not include confidential information about clients or service users.