Upcoming Courses

Tue 14 Apr 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This one day course is mainly delivered as hands-on practical skill stations and workshops, with one lecture.

Wed 15 Apr 2026

09:00 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This highly practical course provides skills training for taking venous blood samples from the arm and is delivered by highly experienced and qualified health professionals who have been involved in Phlebotomy for many years. We provide a logbook so each delegate can gain further full competence under clinical supervision (the recommended amount is 20 hours, but this is entirely up to the individual). Please note that each delegate is responsible for sourcing their own clinical setting for supervision.

Fri 17 Apr 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

ILS teaches the recognition and treatment of the deteriorating patient using the ABCDE (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) approach. ILS knowledge and skills will enable first responders to recognise and start treatment in patients at the risk of deterioration and cardiac arrest.

Mon 20 Apr 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

ILS teaches the recognition and treatment of the deteriorating patient using the ABCDE (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) approach. ILS knowledge and skills will enable first responders to recognise and start treatment in patients at the risk of deterioration and cardiac arrest.

Mon 20 Apr 2026

09:15 AM - 12:15 PM (3 hours)

This course is suitable for GP practice nurses, nursing auxiliaries and healthcare assistants who are new to interpreting 12 lead ECGs and for those who require a refresher in order to boost their confidence and knowledge in this specialist area.

Tue 21 Apr 2026

07:45 AM - 07:00 PM (1 day)

The e-ALS course comprises 1-day e-learning and 1-day face-to-face. The e-learning content replaces the first day of the 2-day course.

Mon 27 Apr 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This one day course is mainly delivered as hands-on practical skill stations and workshops, with one lecture.

Tue 28 Apr 2026

10:30 AM - 03:30 PM (5 hours)

This highly practical course is aimed at practitioners who would like to improve or develop their assessment, diagnosis and management skills of musculoskeletal conditions. Delegates will practice and develop hands-on skills to inject joints using simulation anatomical models. All models have conductive systems that provide audio feedback when a specific internal structure is touched with a needle. This course is suitable for GPs, GP trainees, hospital doctors and allied health professionals.

Wed 6 May 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

ILS teaches the recognition and treatment of the deteriorating patient using the ABCDE (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) approach. ILS knowledge and skills will enable first responders to recognise and start treatment in patients at the risk of deterioration and cardiac arrest.

Fri 8 May 2026

09:30 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This practical core skills-based training will equip delegates with essential theory and knowledge required to carry out basic observations of patients. This one-day course is aimed at beginners and healthcare assistants who are hoping to develop their role.

Mon 11 May 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This one day course is mainly delivered as hands-on practical skill stations and workshops, with one lecture.

Mon 11 May 2026 - Wed 13 May 2026

09:00 AM - 05:00 PM (3 days)

The three day FREC 3 Refresher Course requalifies those wishing to renew their FREC 3 Certificate.

Tue 12 May 2026

09:30 AM - 02:30 PM (5 hours)

This highly practical course is aimed at practitioners who would like to improve or develop their assessment, diagnosis and management skills of musculoskeletal conditions. Delegates will practice and develop hands-on skills to inject joints using simulation anatomical models. All models have conductive systems that provide audio feedback when a specific internal structure is touched with a needle. This course is suitable for GPs, GP trainees, hospital doctors and allied health professionals.

Wed 13 May 2026

08:45 AM - 05:00 PM (1 day)

This highly practical one day course is aimed at practitioners who would like to perform minor surgery, or improve and develop their surgical techniques and competencies.

Mon 18 May 2026

09:15 AM - 12:15 PM (3 hours)

This course is suitable for GP practice nurses, nursing auxiliaries and healthcare assistants who are new to interpreting 12 lead ECGs and for those who require a refresher in order to boost their confidence and knowledge in this specialist area.

Tue 19 May 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This one day course is mainly delivered as hands-on practical skill stations and workshops, with one lecture.

Wed 20 May 2026

09:00 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

This highly practical course provides skills training for taking venous blood samples from the arm and is delivered by highly experienced and qualified health professionals who have been involved in Phlebotomy for many years. We provide a logbook so each delegate can gain further full competence under clinical supervision (the recommended amount is 20 hours, but this is entirely up to the individual). Please note that each delegate is responsible for sourcing their own clinical setting for supervision.

Thu 21 May 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

ILS teaches the recognition and treatment of the deteriorating patient using the ABCDE (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) approach. ILS knowledge and skills will enable first responders to recognise and start treatment in patients at the risk of deterioration and cardiac arrest.

Fri 22 May 2026

07:45 AM - 07:00 PM (1 day)

The e-ALS course comprises 1-day e-learning and 1-day face-to-face. The e-learning content replaces the first day of the 2-day course.

Tue 26 May 2026

08:50 AM - 04:30 PM (1 day)

ILS teaches the recognition and treatment of the deteriorating patient using the ABCDE (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) approach. ILS knowledge and skills will enable first responders to recognise and start treatment in patients at the risk of deterioration and cardiac arrest.