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Cut out of a woman wearing a lab coat and safety goggles. Text says Why did you apply for PHPR? “I applied for the PHPR while working in plant and soil biological research, eager to understand how my skills fit within the broader field of plant health. The application process encouraged me to reflect on how much I’ve grown and gave me the confidence to pursue postgraduate study. My advice? Go for it. It’s more than just a form, it’s a valuable opportunity to recognise and celebrate your progress.” Emma Feeley RPHP RSci AMRSB
Cut out of a woman with long brown hair. Text says What advice would you give to someone who is considering applying to PHPR? “Applying to the PHPR is rewarding, and a valuable way to validate your skills and join a recognised community of plant health professionals. Ensure that you familiarise yourself with the competency guidelines early on so that you understand what the assessors are looking for, as this will help you choose examples that best demonstrate your experience. Also, keep track of your CPD throughout the year.” Elizabeth Law RPHP
Biologists from a range of career stages and disciplines benefit from professional registration! Explore your options on the RSB website: www.rsb.org.uk/registers
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