CPPD: Apply for a course
You can download and print our CPPD application forms here. Details about where to return your completed application are included on the form.
Study days
- Injection training course for healthcare assistants
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Injection training course for healthcare assistants
Download application pack
(DOC 76K)
- All other study days
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All other study days
Study days application form
(PDF 30K)
Undergraduate short courses/modules
and the Diploma/BSc(Hons) Health Care Practice
- NMC Overseas nursing and midwifery adaptation / Return to practice for nurses and midwives (level 5 and 6)
(doc 148K) - All other undergraduate CPPD short courses/modules and Dip/BSc(Hons) Health Care Practice
(PDF 57K)
Postgraduate short courses/modules and degrees
- Postgraduate short courses/modules in healthcare
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Postgraduate short courses/modules in healthcare
Download application form (DOC 153K) *
on the SGUL websiteNote: For the following postgraduate short courses/modules, which are delivered in partnership with the Royal Marsden School of Cancer Nursing and Rehabilitation as part of the PgCert/PgDip/MSc Advanced Practice (Cancer), please contact The Royal Marsden, tel +44 (0)20 7808 2900 or email school@rmh.nhs.uk for an application form.
- Acute cancer care
- Advanced practice in cancer care
- Advanced practice with the acute/complex cancer patient
- Advanced practice in cancer palliative care
- Breast Cancer Care
- Cancer and the family
- Chemotherapy in cancer care
- Clinical leadership in cancer care
- Clinical trials in cancer care
- Communication in Cancer Care
- Enhancing communication skills in cancer practice
- Exploring cancer practice
- Foundations in cancer care
- Genito-urinary care
- Gynaecological Cancer Care
- Head and neck cancer care
- Haemato-oncology care
- Leadership in advanced practice
- Long term conditions and cancer
- Lung cancer care
- Lymphoedema in cancer care
- Mesothelioma practice in cancer care
- Palliative care in cancer
- Psychosocial impact of cancer
- Radiotherapy in cancer care
- The sciences of cancer care
- Stem cell transplantation in cancer care

- Postgraduate short courses/modules in social work
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Postgraduate short courses/modules in social work
Download application form (PDF 88K) 

- Postgraduate education degrees
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Postgraduate education degrees
Visit the School of Education How to appy 
- Postgraduate healthcare degrees
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Postgraduate healthcare degrees
Application details are on the St George's, University of London website for the following:
- Clinical Practice MRes
- Exercise for Health MSc
- Healthcare Practice PgCert/PgDip/MSc *New for 2013*
- Rehabilitation PgCert/PgDip/MSc
Please note that Advanced Practice PgCert/PgDip/MSc and Maternal and Child Health: Socio-Cultural Perspectives MSc are becoming part of our new Healthcare Practice PgCert/PgDip/MSc from September 2013.
Application details are on the Kingston University website for the following:

- Clinical Practice MRes
- Postgraduate social work degrees
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Postgraduate social work degrees
Application details are on the Kingston University website:

Prescribing (level 6 and 7)
- Prescribing (level 6 and 7) application form
(doc 169K) - Gain entry into a course even if you don't have some of the required qualifications
- Be exempt from certain parts of the course
- Progress more quickly towards qualifying for the final award.
NHS applicants
Applicants who work for NHS Trusts within the NHS London area must obtain their manager's signature as well as the signature of the Trust's named authorised signatory. Applicants who work outside the NHS London area must ensure that their application form contains full sponsorship details as appropriate.
Submitting your application
Application forms must be returned eight weeks before the start of the course/module. Once we have received enough applicants to make the course/module viable we will send you a letter with course dates, times, venue and registration requirements.
Accreditation of prior learning (APL)
Accreditation of prior learning (APL) is an opportunity to be given credit for learning and skills already gained before joining one of the Faculty's courses. This means you can avoid duplicating previous learning and it can help you to:
For example, you may have already studied individual modules or short courses or gained a relevant qualification at another institution. Or you may have achieved relevant learning through work experience, volunteer work, or as part of a training course.
You can find out more about APL in our guide to deciding on your level of study, Where should I start?
(PDF 242K)
Disclaimer
All dates, venues and modules are correct at the time of publication. However, the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education reserves the right to alter any module dates or venues as circumstances arise. Every effort will be made to notify all applicants of any changes as soon as possible.
Questions?
Please feel free to contact our CPD Programme Office who will be happy to help you with any queries.


