Trainees and those in non-training posts should enter accurate information into their portfolio about their career such as their posts/placements, periods of extended absence (e.g. maternity leave, jury service), or time out of programme (OOP). This is because the information in a career entry may be used by supervisors, ARCP panels & The College to perform their respective roles.
- Log in to your account.
- Click on the link to the portfolio card on the Dashboard of your account.
- Click on the Career History page in the sub-menu.
- Click on + New Career Entry.
- Choose a proforma from the drop-down.
- Click on Create New Activity and complete the details on the form.
- If you are entering a training or non-training post, make sure that the start and end dates of the post are accurate.
- If you are entering a non-training post, the training level should be the level you are being assessed at.
- If you change a field with the
symbol, this will update other areas of your portfolio.
- If you are an ST4 or above, you will have a section on the form for Profession Development Sessions these may also referred to as Special Interest Sessions.
- The Placement Specialty field is for your specialty in your Programme. If you are a core trainee, choose 'Core'. If you are in a non-training post, chose the specialty for that post.
- It's important that you enter the % full time equivalent of your post. This can be use to calculate your completion of training date. If you are full-time, enter 100 into the % Full Time Equivalent field.
- Click on Submit or Save as Draft.
- Submitting a Career Entry form publishes it to the trainee's portfolio making it visible to others such as the trainee's supervisors or those involved in the trainee's ARCP & The College.
- Saving the form as draft saves what you have written, but does not make the form visible to to others until you submit it.
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