Learner to Leader: Demystifying Professional Bodies
Wednesday 03 June 2020We will explore how you can make the most of your membership both during your course but also throughout your career.
If you're taking a CMI qualification it's because you're serious about your career. Did you know that as part of your qualification you get CMI membership?
This means you are a member of the professional body for managers - but what does this really mean?
In this session...
This digital event explores professional bodies and the role they play in developing best practice across sectors. We will explore how you can make the most of your membership both during your course but also throughout your career.
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