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June Afternoon Diploma Ceremony
We welcome our newly admitted or elevated Fellows and Members of the College to register for our 17 June 2026 Afternoon Diploma Ceremony in the College Hall.
Performance Support for Doctors in Training
Develop the skills needed to effectively support trainee doctors facing challenges in the workplace.
International Sports Surgery and Medicine Conference – Glasgow 2026
Join global leaders in sports surgery and medicine at our international conference celebrating Scottish innovation, improving athlete care and performance.
The Clinical Learning Environment
This short online course aims to develop participants’ understanding of current thinking on learning in the workplace and focuses directly on the nature and distinctive characteristics of the clinical learning environment.
Renal Biopsy Cadaver Course
Aimed at resident doctors who are looking to develop their skills in carrying out renal biopsies or core medical trainees intending to apply for renal specialty training.
Training the Clinical Trainer
This course aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of senior trainees in educational practice within a clinical setting.
Royal College Advanced Certificate in Clinical Education
A comprehensive microteaching course suitable for postgraduates (CT1/ST1/equivalent) and consultants involved in teaching delivery at an advanced level.
IMPACT
The IMPACT course is a two-day course introducing the principles and practice of acute medical care and related knowledge, skills, understanding and attitudes.
Developing the Clinical Trainer: Teaching Skills for Early Stage Trainees
This course will provide foundation doctors and medical students with an overview of teaching, learning and feedback in the clinical environment.
Practical Advice for New Consultants
This informal day guides newly appointed consultants, or those who are about to be appointed, through the major issues they will encounter in the first years following appointment.