CPD
Continued Professional Development is a crucial part of keeping your teams engaged and invested in their career progression, from day one to one year in.































How we can solve your onboarding challenge
Skills and goals
Skills are the currency that keeps businesses relevant and competitive -- and crucially, they’re also the key to your people’s continued professional development.
Whether they’re looking to upskill in specific areas or even reach the goal of a promotion, show them that you support them with skills functionality built seamlessly into your learning platform. Thanks to Thrive’s focus on personalisation, they can select from a predefined list, or even add their own.
Your learners can set targets to reach, be recognised as an expert, and receive content recommendations to help them level up.
Social learning
In order to encourage continued professional development, you need to make learning feel as effortless as possible. That’s where Thrive’s social learning features come in.
Removing any barriers between your team and relevant knowledge, social learning makes the process intuitive and easy. Learners can post their own user-generated content, share ideas, and react to one another’s updates to give their knowledge the traction it deserves.
Pathways
Map your content into pathways and guide your learners through a journey of development, not just training. Make sure they don't miss a beat with the ability to lock sections based on progression or keep it open to explore at their own order and pace.
As a CIPD-certified platform, Thrive allows your learners to log the hours they spend in Continuous Professional Development -- so they’ll be able to keep track of their time in one central place.
Thrive customer Homebase makes sure to nurture their workforce’s continued professional development in the way that best benefits them. Apprenticeship training, digital courses, on-the-job learning… Whatever it may be, Thrive has enabled them to supercharge this aspect of employee engagement with specific campaigns and pathways.
Homebase’s first Thrive campaign was called "Learn at Work Month." Initially, this was to give everyone the confidence to log in and navigate Thrive, but also to showcase the extra-curricular training that was available for team members. As a result of this continuous training, customers spend 35% more in stores that are trained to “expert” level vs. the average.





































