What does it do?
myAPC diary 2006 explained (pdf)

Saves substantial APC/ATC administration time
Covers all faculties
Based on the latest RICS APC/ ATC Requirements and Competencies Guide, July 2006
Includes an APC/ATC competency planner
Simple APC/ATC diary entry
Drop down competency selector to reduce errors
Instant, automatic log book
Professional development recording and monitoring
Produces reports in RICS template format

The myAPC diary 2006 helps you to easily record your APC/ATC competency experience
and much more!
The diary section covers 36 months of experience recording, which gives you extra capacity over the minimum 24 month requirement. Competency selection is driven by drop down menus to reduce input errors. The log books are created instantly based on your diary entries. The log book charts give you instant feedback about how much time you have recorded against each of your competencies. You can also record your professional development and the professional development chart clearly shows how much time you have recorded against each of the professional development splits. The myAPC diary can also help you to manage your APC/ATC progress plan. The progress plan section is for planning your key milestones and recording when they have been achieved. Although it is not a requirement of the RICS APC/ATC process, you can also record your project experience. This can help you when you’re deciding which areas of your work to focus on in your critical analysis.

The myAPC diary comes with a free APC/ATC Timeline Wallchart and has been written and developed by Jon Lever FRICS FInstCPD Managing Director DeLever Limited, RICS APC Chairman of Assessors, RICS Training Advisor and RICS UK Licenced Assessor Trainer.