CPD Accreditation Presentation Enhancement
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I already have a complete slide deck, but the presenter notes are only brief summaries. To secure CPD accreditation I need those notes expanded into fully referenced explanations that align with current best practice.
The audience for this course is at an intermediate level, so the notes must go beyond basic definitions and give practical, evidence-based context they can immediately apply. That means thorough desk research, up-to-date citations, and clear links to recognised professional standards.
What I will hand over:
• The existing PowerPoint file
• A brief outline of the accreditation criteria supplied by the CPD body
What I need back:
• The same deck with every slide’s notes rewritten or expanded, embedding relevant studies, guidelines, or industry reports (properly cited in Harvard or APA style)
• A separate reference list so the accrediting panel can verify sources
Acceptance criteria:
• Each slide’s notes provide at least one current, reputable reference
• Language pitched to an intermediate audience—assumes prior exposure but not expert mastery
• No change to core slide visuals unless a factual correction is required
• Final file delivered in .pptx plus a .docx bibliography
Experience preparing CPD-accredited material is essential, and strong research skills are non-negotiable. If you can turn concise bullet points into authoritative trainer guidance that satisfies accreditation reviewers, I’d like to work with you.
The audience for this course is at an intermediate level, so the notes must go beyond basic definitions and give practical, evidence-based context they can immediately apply. That means thorough desk research, up-to-date citations, and clear links to recognised professional standards.
What I will hand over:
• The existing PowerPoint file
• A brief outline of the accreditation criteria supplied by the CPD body
What I need back:
• The same deck with every slide’s notes rewritten or expanded, embedding relevant studies, guidelines, or industry reports (properly cited in Harvard or APA style)
• A separate reference list so the accrediting panel can verify sources
Acceptance criteria:
• Each slide’s notes provide at least one current, reputable reference
• Language pitched to an intermediate audience—assumes prior exposure but not expert mastery
• No change to core slide visuals unless a factual correction is required
• Final file delivered in .pptx plus a .docx bibliography
Experience preparing CPD-accredited material is essential, and strong research skills are non-negotiable. If you can turn concise bullet points into authoritative trainer guidance that satisfies accreditation reviewers, I’d like to work with you.