Cyprus CE Requirements by License

CPDSocial work is a statutorily regulated, protected-title profession in Cyprus under the Registration of Professional Social Workers Law (Law 126(I)/2000, as amended). Registration requires a recognised social work qualification and entry on the register maintained by the Registration Council. A practising registration applies, but no Cyprus statute identified in this pass prescribes a fixed number of periodic CPD hours as a condition of renewal. CPD is professionally encouraged (e.g., through the Cyprus Association of Social Workers), but not statutorily mandated with an hour count. Primary statute text and council renewal pages could not be retrieved in this research pass, so treat the 'no mandated CPD hours' finding as provisional.

CPDPsychologist is a statutorily regulated, protected-title profession in Cyprus under the Registration of Psychologists Laws (originally Law 68(I)/1995, as amended). Entry to the register requires an accredited psychology degree plus supervised practice; specialist titles (e.g., clinical, counselling, educational/school psychology) require a relevant postgraduate qualification and supervised experience. Practitioners hold a practising registration, but no Cyprus statute identified in this pass mandates a fixed number of periodic continuing professional development (CPD) hours as a condition of renewal. CPD is professionally encouraged and is only formally required for practitioners who voluntarily hold and renew the EFPA EuroPsy certificate (renewed roughly every 7 years, with documented CPD). Primary statute text and the board's own renewal pages could not be retrieved in this research pass, so treat the 'no mandated CPD hours' finding as provisional.