All good options - however in the current climate I would consider other course aspects as well.

A business understanding is vital to broaden and increase the value of your advice so perhaps consider adding to your portfolio of knowledge by undertaking some type of business course, finance - HR - communications or marketing courses would also be of value.

Similarly psychology and its uses have also provided me with some interesting moments so perphaps another area to consider.

For real personal development that may include an element of the suggestions I have made how about developing your learning skills by undertaking a learning qualification. I know if you wish to teach that a very desirable qualification to have in a PETLLS course. Similarly I know of many SP’s who are completing the Certificate of Education, which is broader based and would certainly broaden your portfolio of knowledge. (Advantage here for the CertEd is you can get a grant from your LEA to do this if you are in a teaching environment or can prove a teaching element of your role and will allow you to enter FE HE education if that is where your career path takes you intentionally or accidentally).
I would imagine that any Training the Trainer Course PTLLS or CertEd course will also keep on providing you with considerable opportunities to fulfil your CPD needs.

For example the Cert Ed may provide you additionally with:

Enhanced personal learning skills
Develop your understanding of learning skills
How to motivate learners
How to give effective learning presentations
How to set up classrooms for total involvement
How to set learning objectives
Different techniques for assessment
Setting assessments designing question sets
Classroom questioning during training
Using different teaching methods skills teaching for example
Report writing skills
Understanding of organisational theory and its application
Introduction to finance management
Personal organisational skills

All these skills whilst aligned to classroom learning can also be used and developed in other contexts

Regards

Tim Briggs VP IOSH

quote=chris c]Hi all.
I am currently working towards CMIOSH (completed nvql4 ) and already looking for my next course on my career path , should I continue with a in Occupational Safety & Health or diverse in to environmental
The course i am looking at are:-
1. Risk management environmental practice
2. Sustainability and environmental management
3. Occupational Safety & Health
I will be glad of any feedback on the course above or other courses members may have completed
Also my work covers all aspects of construction
Thanks

Chris c

Hello

Have you considered the new Masters course at Nottingham Trent University, which allows you to do environmental management, H&S, CSR, BCM and health and wellbeing. You get to pick and choose the modules which suit you and what you want to do. Also it's flexible blended learning so you can do it at your own pace and without going to Nottingham every week. If you're interested I've added the website address so you can have a look.http://www.ntu.ac.uk/apps/pss/courses/cf/97749-1/4/MScPGCertPGDip_Professional_Courses_within_Risk_Management.aspx

Good luck what ever you decide on
Fiona