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BPS Learn is the new home of psychology learning online. This new site will help you to develop your skills and knowledge at a time and place that suits you – we hope you’re as excited about it as we are!

Here you’ll find an evolving range of continuing professional development opportunities and qualifications from the BPS. 

Keep your eyes peeled for new courses and webinars which will be going live, along with a new online home for our qualifications. Start learning today!

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Ethics in psychological practice
£5000

This course aims to provide an opportunity to explore the ethical context within which practicing psychologists work, how a model of ethical reasoning can be applied in your context and how (when paired with the BPS Code of Ethics) you can further develop and reflect on your approach to the ethical practice of psychology.
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Supervision skills
£79800

The member price for this course is £480. All prices shown exclude VAT. This course is designed to provide you with a grounding in the knowledge and skills required in order to supervise.
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What role do psychologists have for working in the airline industry?
£000

Psychologists work in a range of safety-critical industries, such as the airline industry. This industry has a long history of using psychological insights, models and research findings in staff selection, training, safety promotion, human factors and accident prevention. Psychologists are also actively involved in the promoting mental well-being in the airline industry. This webinar outlines the background history of psychology in aviation, the various roles psychologists may have in the airline industry and also provides an overview of where and how to train in aviation psychology.
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Working with people who stalk: Understanding the challenges to management, assessment, treatment and risk management responses
£000

Stalking is a prevalent, persistent, often reoccurring, and highly damaging pattern-based crime. Experts agree that as part of a multi-disciplinary approach, psychology-led consultancy and intervention is crucial.
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