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administrator, on 020 8772 3605 buildings including heating,
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The Ken Dale Travel Bursary
leading to EngTech, IEng or
CEng – whether they have, Applications for the 2009 Denmark and Finland.
or are applying for a CIBSE- Ken Dale Travel Bursary, Robinson described
approved scheme or have which will see one member the experience as:
trainees following an individual, travel to another country “A once-in-a-lifetime
employer-based scheme. to carry out research for opportunity, during
Contact Olwen Williams the industry, are being which I discovered
owilliams@cibse.org or 020 sought by CIBSE. many interesting
8772 3605 for further details. The Ken Dale Travel aspects of urban
Bursary was first launched sustainability in
CPD monitoring in 2008. It is offered to different countries.”
Members are advised that other those CIBSE members in His presentation
institutions are taking CPD very the developmental stage at the CIBSE Council
seriously. At present we continue of their careers who in October 2008
to sample members randomly wish to spend three was enthusiastically
for CPD but all members should to four weeks outside received by council
be evaluating and reviewing their own country members and he was
their CPD even if they have not researching areas later presented with
been selected. Previous CPD connected to their field of a certificate at the
monitoring exercises undertaken work and that will benefit President’s Awards
indicated that several members CIBSE, their employer, Dinner.
who returned questionnaires did their clients, and the If you would like
not have a plan for their CPD. profession in general. The to apply for the 2009
We recommend that bursary offered is between
Darren Robinson is presented with his certificate by CIBSE
Ken Dale Travel Award,
requirements for CPD are £1,500 and £4,000.
president, John Swaffield
further information
reviewed at least annually. The Darren Robinson was and an application
results of this review should the winner of the bursary in evaluating cutting-edge European form are available at www.cibse.org
be developed into a plan that 2008. His research study urban developments that strive The closing date for
enables the CPD requirements was titled “Sustainable towards sustainability. applications is 31 March 2009.
to be addressed in an effective masterplanning: evaluation of The countries that he visited for If you have any questions please
manner. cutting-edge studies”, which his study tour included Spain, UK, email Chloe Lacey at clacey@
focused on describing and Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, cibse.org
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