Becoming a Chartered Transport Planning Professional is now possible.
Have you successfully completed the Transport Planning Professional (TPP) assessment? Further your career and get greater recognition by applying now to become a Chartered Transport Planning Professional.
You will need to be a CIHT member to apply for professional registration. Find out how much you can get out of CIHT Membership and how it can supercharge your career!
In 2018, CIHT applied to the Privy Council for an amendment to its Royal Charter to award the title Chartered Transport Planning Professional (CTPP) to those who hold the Transport Planning Professional qualification. This amendment was granted in May 2019, allowing new candidates who successfully complete the TPP assessment process, as well as those who are already TPP-qualified, to apply to CIHT for conferment of the CTPP title.
'CIHT is delighted to have been granted the Chartered Transport Planning Professional title. We have many transport planners in our membership and the CTPP will give them the opportunity to achieve the level of professional recognition that they deserve for the important and highly skilled work that they do.'
Matthew Lugg, CIHT President 2018-2019
Chartered status is considered a mark of professional competency. The Chartered TPP signifies a transport planner who has undergone a rigorous assessment of their technical and managerial capabilities and have satisfied a recognised professional benchmark.
Chartered TPP is only available to experienced transport planners who have successfully completed the Transport Planning Professional (TPP) assessment.
Access to the TPP qualification was previously limited to CIHT and TPS members but is now open to Transport Planners who are members of other recognised professional bodies approved by CIHT and TPS.
To find out more about Transport Planning Professional (TPP) click here
Only holders of the Transport Planning Professional qualification are eligible for the CTPP title.
FAQs
How much does it cost? Are there annual renewal fees?
There will be a conferment fee of £42 and an annual fee to remain on the CTPP register thereafter.
How long does Chartered Status last?
For as long as the individual remains a member of CIHT, TPS or approved membership body, pays to stay on the register and keeps their CPD up-to-date.
Contact our helpful team
E: education@ciht.org.uk.
T: +44 (0)20 7336 1555 and select the option for the education department
You will need to be a CIHT member to apply for professional registration. Find out how much you can get out of CIHT Membership and how it can supercharge your career!