Did you leave your CPD a little too late for comfort last year?
By taking advantage of our amazing offer, you can download as many CPDcasts as you like for the rest of 2009 for just £149 +VAT per person.
How does it work?
For the rest of this year, you can listen to as many CPDcasts as you like.
Simply log-in whenever you like and listen to as many as you want. Your chosen podcasts won’t cost a penny (other than the initial £149) and the time you spend listening will automatically count towards 2009’s CPD requirements.
Listen to one or two per month and you’ll quickly find that you’ve fulfilled your annual obligation painlessly and inexpensively. What’s more, by transferring and listening to your podcast on a portable player you could even free up a few more billable hours!
Three ways to buy
- 1: Buy online now:
If you already have a CPDcast account you can purchase £149 unlimited access right now.
If you don’t, please take a minute to open a free account and then return to this page.
- 2: Buy over the phone:
If you would like to pay over the phone by debit or credit card, please call 0207 242 1143
- 3: Pay by cheque or BACs
If you would like to be invoiced and pay by cheque or BACs, please call or get in touch here.
£149 Access for your Chambers or Firm
This offer is also open to organisations of any size and opening a corporate account takes no longer than opening a personal one.
Remember: ‘corporate customers’ (2 or more fee-earners) receive a number of exciting optional benefits at no extra cost including powerful reporting tools to allow you to keep track of your firm’s CPD.
To set up £149 per head unlimited access for your firm - please contact us.
Special Offer: Download a CPDcast of your choice for free
New to podcasting? Would you like to try a CPDcast before going any further?
Thousands of people have signed up to the service after having listened to our sample CPDcast.
However - we know that listening to a podcast on an area of law you don’t practice makes it harder to judge the quality of the service.
With this in mind, you can now pick a CPDcast of your choice from the library and use code 2020 to download it for free!
How it works: Redeeming your Discount Code
- Step 1: Register your details. This is a fast, free process and will allow you to classify the time you spend listening to your chosen CPDcast as accredited.
- Step 2:Log in, then browse the CPDcast directory and add a CPDcast of your choice to the basket.
- Step 3: Scroll down to the bottom of the basket, type in the code 2020 into the promotional code field, press 'Apply' and watch the price drop to £0.00.
Barristers: Each CPDcast is 30 minutes in duration, so you must listen to two CPDcasts to claim one CPD point. Find out more.
Solicitors: If you listen to a CPDcast and then pass the short accreditation test, you will be awarded one accredited CPD Point. You will receive half a CPD point for simply listening to the CPDcast.
Legal Executives: ILEX guidelines state that “Any course taken with a training provider accredited by the SRA may be used as ILEX CPD”. Therefore you will accumulate CPD points in the same manner as Solicitors.
If you have any problems with this process, or would like to discuss the most cost effective way of meeting your CPD obligation for this year, please don’t hesitate to give us a call.
Earn free CPD points: Refer your friends!
Introduce your friends to CPDcast and get a free CPDcast each time one signs up!
There is no limit to the number of friends you can refer and you can earn up to 10 free CPDcasts a year simply by helping us to spread the word.
Find out more about referring your friends.
Audio Sample: Want to hear one before registering?
Would you like to hear what a CPD podcast sounds like before you register?
We know that CPD podcasting is a new concept - so if you’d like to hear a free sample CPDcast before going any further, why not visit our sample page and take one for a test drive?
We’ve put up a 15 minute sample CPDcast on ‘Trusts in Ancillary Relief’. You can listen to it as many times as you like. You can even count it as 15 minutes of CPD (non accredited) - it’s open to anyone and is totally anonymous.
