At Clover Park Technical College, we are committed to providing robust professional development opportunities that support our faculty's growth and excellence. We believe in the power of Open Educational Resources (OER) and have made many of our professional development offerings available through self-enroll links, accessible to anyone interested in joining. Our professional development (PD) programs are carefully aligned with the Washington State Skill Standards for Professional Technical Faculty, ensuring that each opportunity is meaningful and relevant. You'll find the number of hours dedicated to each skill standard (A, B, and D) clearly listed under each PD offering. Additionally, we've provided a link to view the full crosswalk and curriculum, making it easier for faculty—especially those on tenure-track—to track their progress and understand how these opportunities contribute to their professional development journey.
If you are not affiliated with Clover Park Technical College, but would still like access to the courses, please email tlc@cptc.edu
Professional Development Logging and Tracking Process
If you’re working on your initial certification and need to see how your training aligns with the Skill Standards, you can use our Skill Standards Mapper GPT. Simply paste the details of your PD activity, and it will show you how the hours map to Skill Standards A, B, and D.
CPTC Faculty Professional Development Submission Guide (2025–2026)
This guide walks you through the complete process for organizing, submitting, and tracking your professional development (PD) for the 2025–2026 academic year. Click each part below to expand the instructions.
Training Provider
→ Who is offering the training? Example: TLC
Estimated Cost
→ Type the dollar amount. If free, put $0 Example: $0
SECTION 4: Narrative Responses
Narrative #1 – How does this update your skills and add value?
→ Write 2–3 sentences about the skills you're gaining and how this helps your teaching or students. Example: "This training deepened my understanding of how to ethically and effectively use AI tools in education. I also gained hands-on experience creating open-access materials."
Narrative #2 – How does this tie to your PD plan?
→ Explain how the PD connects with your Professional Development Plan or goals. Example: "This PD supports my PD Plan by helping me incorporate inclusive, accessible course design practices using open resources and technology."
SECTION 5: Signature
Faculty
→ Type or sign your name and enter the date you’re submitting the request.
Dean/Supervisor
→ Leave this blank. Your dean will complete this section if they approve the request.
Page 2 – After the PD (To be completed after you finish)
After the training is complete, return to your saved copy of the form and fill out the rest of Page 2.
SECTION 1: Confirmed Hours
Pedagogy Hours
→ Confirm the number of teaching-related hours you actually completed Example: 4 (Originally 8, but let’s say I couldn’t attend both days)
Other Hours
→ Confirm the number of non-teaching-related hours, if any Example: 0
SECTION 2: Implementation Narrative
Reflection Narrative – How will you apply this?
→ Write 2–3 sentences explaining how you will implement what you learned into your teaching. Example: "I plan to revise my ABE course materials to integrate AI-supported activities and embed open educational resources that enhance accessibility and relevance for adult learners."
SECTION 3: Final Certification
Signature of Attendance
→ Sign and date the form to confirm that you attended the training as described.