Your Pathway to Continuous Learning
The BCACC’s Quality Assurance Continuing Competency (QACC) Program supports lifelong learning and aids your professional development efforts throughout your career
The BCACC is committed to public protection by supporting members to maintain high standards of professional practice. In keeping with our belief in continuous improvement, we have revised our Continuing Education (CE) Program to provide our members with a structured and measurable pathway for continuous learning.
This revised CE program is called the Quality Assurance Continuing Competency (QACC) Program and will help members prepare for legislative regulation, and reinforce public protection through professional responsibility and accountability, as well as uphold standards for the profession.
The Quality Assurance Continuing Competency (QACC) Program is all set to launch on February 24, 2025. It is aimed at promoting lifelong learning and is designed to support you to practice safely, competently, and ethically throughout your career.
Reassure the public of your commitment to professionalism
Customise your learning based on your unique needs/goals
Maintain and grow your competence as a mental health professional
Prepare for legislative regulation
How the QACC program works
The QACC program uses a structured approach to help you to identify your strengths along with areas for improvement and provide you with the tools and resources to track your learning activities.
The program supports you to build on your existing competence and leverage your learning efforts to complement/achieve your professional development goals. The Quality Assurance Continuing Competency (QACC) Program follows the AsPIRE framework.
As – Assess Self
PI – Plan & Implement
RE – Reflect & Evaluate
You will complete the program over a two-year cycle, by drawing on the learning and professional development habits you’re already engaging in and the opportunities you’ll seek out to maintain your good practice throughout your career.
QACC activity categories & type
Note: This is a brief overview of the QACC activity categories/types. A detailed document will be available on the QACC platform when the program launches on February 24.
Frequently asked questions
Note: This document may be modified to include additional questions when the program launches on February 24.
No action is required from you at this stage. Stay tuned for more information in the coming weeks via email. Participation in the QACC program is voluntary for RCCs and mandatory for ACSs.
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