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Campaign to support professional development orchestrated by IFE
07 September 2026
THE INSTITUTION of Fire Engineers (IFE) has launched a month-long campaign to help members and fire safety professionals alike discover the benefits of its redeveloped CPD Hub and reinforce the importance of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

Running from 2 September until 5 October, the campaign will showcase how the newly redeveloped CPD Hub makes it easier than ever for members to access high-quality learning resources designed to support their professional development at every stage of their career.
Throughout the campaign, the IFE will highlight the new features available within the redeveloped platform, including an improved search facility that enables users to quickly find content relevant to their role, interests and development goals.
Members will also benefit from estimated completion times, enhanced resource descriptions and learning outcomes, thereby helping them to select CPD activities that fit their schedules and professional objectives.
The redeveloped CPD Hub also introduces a new category of International Fire Professional (IFP) technical articles, providing members with access to a broader range of specialist knowledge and in-depth learning opportunities.
Alongside promoting the new platform, the campaign will explore why CPD is essential for fire professionals, addressing common misconceptions and demonstrating how CPD supports knowledge, professional registration and lifelong learning.
Learning opportunities
As a global professional membership body representing more than 15,000 members, the IFE is committed to providing accessible, relevant and high-quality learning opportunities that help fire safety professionals maintain their knowledge, develop new skills and respond to an evolving fire safety landscape.
The IFE will showcase the wide range of CPD opportunities available through its worldwide branches and groups, technical events, webinars and online learning resources, duly demonstrating how members can build meaningful professional development through engagement with a variety of activities.
By making learning easier to discover, plan and access for members, the IFE’s CPD Hub empowers fire professionals to adopt a proactive approach towards their development and help in shaping the future of fire safety worldwide.
*Follow the IFE on LinkedIn to view the #CPD campaign and learn more about how the IFE is driving greater knowledge development in the fire safety sector
**Further information is available online at www.ife.org.uk
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