King Price Training Academy launches its first accredited CPD training
Johannesburg - The King Price Training Academy has launched its first accredited CPD training module offering two CPD points. This course will make it easier than ever for brokers to stay compliant with Fit & Proper regulations, and the launch is just in time for the 31 May CPD compliance deadline.
If you’re a broker in the financial services industry, you already know that meeting your annual CPD requirements is a requirement. But, the pressure of client meetings, portfolio management, and business growth often means CPD deadlines get pushed to the bottom of your to-do list. That’s exactly why this module is so relevant.
“Procrastination is something we all face. But in a high-pressure, client-focused environment, delays in decision-making can impact productivity, erode client trust, and stall overall success,” says Adele Beetge, head of the King Price Training Academy.
“This course unpacks why people procrastinate, how to assess your personal habits, and how to apply techniques to overcome it. The goal is to help brokers sharpen their focus, improve time management, and ultimately, stay ahead of the game.”
The launch forms part of the academy’s vision to support ongoing skills development within the industry. “Offering accredited CPD training has been part of our plan from day one. We’re incredibly proud to now be delivering on that commitment, and we’re having a ton of ‘fun with a little madness’ along the way,” says Beetge.
“We are blown away by the response, with over 100 RSVPs on day one, but as the training is online, there’s still plenty of space available.”
This module is more than a compliance checkbox; it’s an opportunity for brokers to invest in their professional growth. Continuous learning helps build your credibility and sharpen your competitive edge and opens doors to valuable networking opportunities with peers.
Don’t let procrastination get in the way of your progress. Register today, earn your CPD points, and take charge of your time… And your career.
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