SPORT IRELAND INSTITUTE PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION |
Welcome to Online Reaccreditation Application and Guidelines
This documentation outlines the process for reaccreditation for current Sport Ireland Institute Professional members.
Background
Sport Ireland Institute Professional Accreditation (SIIPA) was established in 2007 to assist the Institute in ensuring that all Institute athletes are supported by service providers of the appropriate quality, i.e., the best practitioners work with the best athletes.
SII professional membership is valid for a period of 5 years, so we are now asking all registrants to complete the reaccreditation process if they wish to continue as a full member of SIIPA.
Reaccreditation
Service providers applying for reaccreditation will be required to show that they have:
1. Continued to work as a service provider in the field of sports performance, throughout the last 5 years.
2. Maintained and advanced their level of knowledge in all appropriate areas, through CPD and
· kept an up to date and accurate record of all relevant CPD
· demonstrated that CPD activities are a mixture of learning activities that are relevant to current or future practice (see attached examples);
· ensured that the CPD has contributed to the quality of their practice and service delivery.
· ensured that the CPD has contributed to the quality of their practice and service delivery.
To demonstrate this, we will be asking service providers to submit the following, along with the reaccreditation application form:
1. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
1. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Please include the most recent copy of your CV with your application. Ideally CVs should be kept to 1 page.
2. Statement
2. Statement
The statement is a maximum of 500 words, describing your practice history and how you have developed as a sports science professional over the last 5 years.
The statement should help to show the CPD assessors how your CPD activities are linked to your work. It should also help to show how your activities are relevant to your current or future work.
3. CPD Profile
The CPD Profile is a list of your CPD activities from the last 5 years that is relevant to your professional practice and a summary of learning from each activity.
Your CPD profile must demonstrate a mixture of learning activities that are relevant to your current or future practice.
Your CPD profile should demonstrate CPD activities during at least 3 of the previous 5 years (i.e., your examples should be spread out over the 5 years and not all concentrated in one year).
4. Professional Declaration
In the application form we will be asking you to sign a professional declaration.
You will be signing to state that you have:
· continued to practice in my stated discipline since my last registration;
· continued to meet the competencies for the safe and effective practice of my profession, including following the SIIPA Code of Conduct;
If you cannot sign any part of the declaration you should contact the Institute in writing, explaining your circumstances.