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Explore proposed changes between legacy, hybrid and future-ready roles in a discipline and jurisdiction.
The transformation map represents roles as stations and proposed transformation sequences as lines. Use it to explore how the work described by related roles differs.
Professional bodies can review proposed reference roles, organisations can examine their relevance, and practitioners can identify topics for further learning.
Each station represents a Role and each line a proposed transformation sequence. Where the catalogue records them, hybrid roles provide intermediate steps between legacy and future-ready roles.
The map is assembled from current catalogue data. A content hash identifies the assembled content, but an address containing that hash does not retrieve a retained historical snapshot. Save an available export if you need to retain the displayed result.
Read each proposed sequence alongside the scope, sources and review status of its roles.
Review the proposed roles and supporting sources for your discipline. Contact RPF to discuss contributing to a reference sequence; attribution and publication arrangements need to be agreed.
Explore the roles relevant to your organisation, then use the comparison tools to examine selected differences. Check the scope and status of both sides before adopting proposed requirements.
Choose a relevant role and examine its proposed successors. These describe possible changes in work requirements; they do not establish your current competence or complete a transition for you.
Available maps depend on the published roles and relationships in the selected discipline and jurisdiction. A listed combination is not proof that a complete sequence exists. Check the displayed map and its sources.
Use the available embed control to copy an iframe for a website that supports embedding. The embed displays the map served by RPF; a version hash does not guarantee a frozen historical view.
