Train
Build subject knowledge through relevant industrial examples.
Continuing Professional Education
Knowledge that connects
to the work you do.
EnabledFuture Hexagon CPE provides non-degree continuing professional education for technical and non-technical professionals who need to understand technologies, evaluate evidence and make informed industrial decisions.
The Hexagon CPE subject framework
Six specialist areas.
A shared evidence foundation.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE)
EnabledFuture’s continuing professional education develops the knowledge professionals need to evaluate technologies, challenge assumptions and make informed industrial decisions. Courses welcome technical and non-technical colleagues seeking deeper expertise, broader sector understanding and greater confidence with customers and stakeholders.
We connect scientific and academic understanding with commercial reality through industrial case studies and real projects. Training can be tailored to your organisation’s technical background, priorities and decisions.
Flexible professional learning
The Hexagon CPE
A framework that brings core evidence skills and specialist industrial knowledge together.
The Hexagon CPE connects technology evaluation, supply chains, patent analysis and market understanding across the sectors we serve. It supports professionals developing expertise within their current role, preparing for greater responsibility or exploring a new career direction.
Core learning covers information research, evidence assessment and researching technologies, companies and markets. Specialist modules then let delegates shape their focus around professional development and workplace priorities. Individual modules and tailored courses can also address a specific organisation’s needs.
Teaching draws on Dr Michelle K. Lynch’s 30+ years of industry and consulting experience, connecting scientific detail with the realities of industrial decisions.
Applications are open for the 2027 Hexagon CPE intake. Contact us for course scheduling and delivery arrangements, or to discuss an individual module or a tailored programme.
Specialist module subjects
Choose your specialist focus.
Connect the subjects with your sector, responsibilities and the decisions you need to make.
Chemicals
Chemicals & industrial competitiveness
Understand how production technology, feedstocks, energy and market structure shape the competitiveness of chemical businesses.
Explore the four module topics CatalystsCatalysts & catalytic processes
Connect catalyst science with industrial performance, process economics, precious-metal requirements and the practical routes to circularity.
Explore the four module topics BatteriesBatteries & manufacturing
Evaluate battery chemistries, active materials and manufacturing choices in the context of performance, safety and commercial viability.
Explore the four module topics Critical metalsPrecious & critical metals
Examine metal supply chains from production and industrial use through separation, recovery and recycling.
Explore the four module topics SustainabilityLifecycle chemical safety & responsible science
Bring hazard, exposure, environmental fate and evidence quality into decisions about chemical technologies and their lifecycle consequences.
Explore the four module topics Energy transitionSustainable fuels & energy transition
Assess fuel and hydrogen pathways through their technologies, infrastructure, energy requirements and industrial economics.
Explore the four module topicsLearning Methodology
From learning
to practical application.
Practical exercises combine information research and evidence gathering with assessment of environmental consequences. Lifecycle Chemical Safety and Responsible Science run through our teaching, helping delegates scrutinise claims and consider the wider effects of industrial choices.
Delegates must pass ongoing assessments during each module. Questions, discussion and practical application support learning throughout. Our T.E.S.T. framework — Train, Evaluate, Support and Transfer — creates a constructive feedback loop between instructor and delegates, with support guided by the principle that no delegate is left behind.
Evaluate
Use assessment and feedback to examine understanding.
Support
Address questions and help delegates apply what they learn.
Transfer
Connect learning with decisions in the workplace.
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