Overview
A 3-day virtual learning programme designed to build confidence, knowledge and connection in cancer care
Whether you’re new to cancer care or supporting people living with, through or beyond cancer in another setting, this programme gives you the essential grounding you need to feel confident in your role.
Across three interactive virtual sessions, you’ll learn from experienced educators and receive personalised guidance from a dedicated coach. Together, we’ll help you build the knowledge, understanding and practical insight needed to support patients and families compassionately and safely.
Key information
Dates
- Day 1: Wednesday 18 March 2026, 9am to 5pm
- Day 2: Wednesday 25 March 2026, 9am to 5pm
- Day 3: Wednesday 15 April 2026, 9am to 5pm
Duration
3 days virtual learning
Learning Style
Virtual
Experience Level
Those new to oncology or wanting to refresh their oncology skills.
Who is this programme for?
This programme is designed for clinical and non-clinical staff who care for people affected by cancer, including those in:
- General practice
- Mental health services
- Community and outreach teams
- Prison healthcare
- Midwifery and maternity support
- Support and administrative roles
If you’re new to oncology or want to strengthen your confidence in cancer care, this programme is for you.
What to expect
- A strong foundation in oncology tailored to your role
- Three virtual learning days with active participation
- Direct support from a named coach throughout the programme
- A personalised progress report
- Access to an oncology reference tool
- A safe, supportive environment where all questions are welcome
Before you join
You will need access to:
- A computer or laptop
- A headset
- A quiet, private space for learning
Your place will be confirmed via email after registration.
How to book
To find out more or book your place, please visit Eventbrite.
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