What does 'part CIPD qualified' mean?

I have seen on a lot of job roles that they are looking for someone who is at least part CIPD qualified. I am going to have to fund it myself as I can't get my current employer to. What do they mean by part CIPD qualified? Does it mean that they want someone who is currently studying or someone who has a certificate in CIPD?

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Keith over 7 years ago

I guess at the end of the day the simple answer is that most people would say qualified is Chartered Member status / level 7 etc.

Part qualified is a nebulous term that means exactly what the recruitment manager wants it to. Simples.....
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Paul over 6 years ago in reply to Keith

Actually, Professional Membership is Assoc.CIPD, MCIPD, FCIPD. Your linking of a membership grade and a qualification level is out of date now, 9 years out of date!
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Paul over 6 years ago in reply to Keith

Actually, Professional Membership is Assoc.CIPD, MCIPD, FCIPD. Your linking of a membership grade and a qualification level is out of date now, 9 years out of date!
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Keith over 6 years ago in reply to Paul

Not at all - I said (over a year ago now :-) ) what I thought most people would say and I stand by that. It may or may not be correct but it is what I think many/most peoples views are.

The fact that its linking two different things shows the confusion many members (and recruiters) have.
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