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Speech & Language Therapy Practice Educator Training

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Speech & Language Therapy Practice Educator Training

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SLT (Speech and Language Therapy) PE training:

(To book please click on the link below, or via the link on our webpage noted below)

Wednesday 23rd September 2026, 9:30am – 1:30pm

Wednesday 30th September 2026, 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Tuesday 8th December 2026, 9:30am – 1:30pm

Tuesday 12th January 2027, 9:30am – 1:30pm

Wednesday 27th January 2027, 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Tuesday 16th March 2027, 9:30am – 1:30pm

Tuesday 18th May 2027, 1:00pm – 5:00pm

For further information, please visit Speech and Language Therapy training sessions • City St George's, University of London

ePAD Training for SLT and Radiography:

Please visit ePAD and eMORA training • City St George's, University of London

Jointly run by City St George's and UCL.

Dates and booking links:

Speech and Language Therapy training sessions • City St George's, University of London

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Occupational Therapy Practice Educator Training

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Occupational Therapy Practice Educator Training

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Occupational Therapy (Tooting campus):

Introduction to placements (ONLINE)

17/11/2026, 10:00-12:30

26/01/2027, 10:00-12:30

29/06/2027, 13:30-16:00

Sign-in form for these dates: https://forms.office.com/e/1Jw6hN8qje

Supporting learning on placement (ONLINE)

01/12/2026, 13:30-16:00

02/02/2027, 10:00-12:30

13/07/2027, 13:30-16:00

Sign-in form for these dates: https://forms.office.com/e/GaDtmLEtia

These half day courses are intended for Practice Educators who take (or plan to take) students on placements. The courses aims to introduce you to the St George's curriculum and practice placements, provide an overview of assessment and placement planning and delivery. You will also be provided with supporting electronic resources.

The intended learning outcomes are:

To provide a broad overview of the students' learning both university and placement based

Identity learning opportunities within in the work setting for students on placement

Introduce assessment on placement and familiarise participants with the practice placement assessment document

Discuss effective learning environments and what practice educators can do to create and sustain these

Discuss scenarios relating to assessment and students experiencing challenges on placement

Provide resources to support practice educators with planning and delivery of placements, including more challenging situations

Please contact us to discuss your needs for bespoke training for your teams. We may be able to offer in-person or online sessions to departments who commit to provide practice placements (minimum of 10 participants).

Contact: Catherine Gray cgray@citystgeorges.ac.uk

or Emily Hewitt ehewitt@citystgeorges.ac.uk

To book: please contact AHPlacements@sgul.ac.uk

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Practice Education and Mentorship (30 credits)

Module starts in March every year, and applications are welcome up until 1 month before the start.

Please note it is an optional standalone separate from the Advanced Breast Practice Msc

Apply here

Completion of this module confers eligibility for accreditation under the College of Radiographers Practice Educators Accreditation Scheme (PEAS). This module is for practitioners who educate and mentor learners within the clinical setting. The module focuses on developing appropriate knowledge and skills in order to effectively facilitate the development of others. Throughout the module, students draw upon their clinical experiences and relate these to the theoretical frameworks

Contact:

Mat Foster, Programme Director mfoster@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Leading and Evaluating Learning in Practice (15 credits) due to run in September 2026 - online

Leading and Evaluating Learning in Practice (Online) • City St George's, University of London

This course is designed to meet the new NMC requirements for supervising and assessing in practice as well as the HCPC Standards of Conduct Performance and Ethics. It provides an opportunity for health and social care practitioners in clinical practice to develop their skills in relation to effective leadership, facilitation of learning and evaluation of outcomes.

ePAD Training for SLT and Radiography:

Please visit ePAD and eMORA training • City St George's, University of London

BSc bespoke student training at both the Clerkenwell and Tooting campuses

Contact us via the contacts in the contacts box or through your link tutors for bespoke training.

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All Physiotherapy programmes in the UK use the Common Placement Assessment Form (CPAF)

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All Physiotherapy programmes in the UK use the Common Placement Assessment Form (CPAF)

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Download Levels 4 ,5 and 6 of the CPAF

Guidance on meeting the learning domains

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St Mary's University (Virtual)

24th November 2026

12th January 2027

16th March 2027

8th June 2027

15:00pm - 17:30pm

Book here - https://forms.gle/pg3xY9XzFU1FPFVC7

The booking link may be blocked by the Trust firewall!

If so, book by emailing tara.crossley@stmarys.ac.uk

giving these details:

1. Name

2. Contact email address

3. Date that you would like to attend

4. Are you a novice or experienced clinical educator?

5. Any specific topics you would like covered

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Multi-professional Online Practice Educator Training for Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy

Dates:

16/7/26

14/9/26

Full details and book here

Learning Outcomes

•Develop an understanding of the relevant curricula

•Describe the role of a practice educator

•Understand how to be an effective practice educator

-Learning styles; Reflective practice; Culture; Models of supervision; Planning

•Build knowledge and confidence to successfully support struggling students

Learning Outcomes

•Develop an understanding of the relevant curricula

•Describe the role of a practice educator

•Understand how to be an effective practice educator

-Learning styles; Reflective practice; Culture; Models of supervision; Planning

•Build knowledge and confidence in using assessment paperwork

Bespoke training:

Please contact us directly if you would like a bespoke training session, online or in-person (minimum 10 participants).

For queries or further details, please email rachel.chan@roehampton.ac.uk

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Placement Admin:

Tooting Campus - ahplacements@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Clerkenwell Campus -clinicalplacements@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Diagnostic Radiography

Contact: Shafq Ahmed Shafq.Ahmed@citystgeorges.ac.uk and Ricky Lawless rlawless@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Occupational Therapy

Contact: Catherine Gray cgray@citystgeorges.ac.uk

and Emily Hewitt ehewitt@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Paramedic Science

Contact: Steve Cowland scowland@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Physiotherapy

Contact: Gwyn Owen gowen@sgul.ac.uk

Therapeutic Radiography

Contact: Chris O'Sullivan Chris.OSullivan@citystgeorges.ac.uk and Hannah Andrews handrews@citystgeorges.ac.uk

Speech and Language Therapy

Contact: Meriem Amer El Khedoud Meriem.Amer-El-Khedoud@citystgeorges.ac.uk and Abigail Levin Abigail.levin@citystgeorges.ac.uk

For any AHP placement queries related to expanding or enhancing placement experiences with City St George's AHP programmes, please contact PracticeADAP@citystgeorges.ac.uk

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Practice Based Learning for Neurodivergent Students

Developing mental health & learning disability placements

Developing research placements

Developing education placements

Developing leadership placements

Developing remote/virtual/hybrid placements

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1. We suggest you start with a university course. Pick a course that suits you; no need to go for the same university that your students come from (unless you want to learn about a specific university's paperwork).

2. Or choose e-learning if you need the flexibility to learn when you want (scroll down this Padlet). We suggest starting with this one.

3. And then to keep learning and stay up-to-date, choose from:

Another university course

e-learning

NHSe quick guides

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Contact: AHP+ Strategic Placement Lead

Rebecca Johnson johnsr15@lsbu.ac.uk

Occupational Therapy

Contact: OT.PlacementTeam@lsbu.ac.uk

Physiotherapy

HSCPhysioPlacements@lsbu.ac.uk

Diagnostic Radiography

Contact: Claire Carter, Course Leader: cartec12@lsbu.ac.uk

Operating Department Practice

Contact: Rebecca Sherwood Course Leader: rebecca.sherwood@lsbu.ac.uk

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Supporting AHP Students for Support Workers

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Supporting AHP Students for Support Workers

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The aim of this course is to provide non-registered AHP assistants and support staff with training to develop their understanding of student education and to develop their skills in supporting students and educators within their teams.

Estimated time to complete : 2 hours

The student journey: part 1

In this session you will learn about the student journey, what students learn at university compared with practice placement education and the types of placements students may experience.

The student journey: part 2

In this session we will look at competency and professionalism and what these concepts mean to learners, educators and other team members. The session also outlines who regulates the behaviour of students and registered members of staff and what standards of behaviour exist. Finally, we will look at the transition from student to registered practitioner.

Practical skills for supporting students

In this session, we will consider how our social interactions can impact on the placement experience and how you can support the learner's development through providing effective feedback.

Health and wellbeing part 1: resilience

In this module we aim to look at what resilience is, and how we can help students improve their resilience and coping strategies more effectively to create a more resilient worker ready for clinical practice.

Health and wellbeing part 2: why might a student struggle?

In this session, there will be a focus on student’s health and wellbeing, support plans and international students to develop your understanding of the wider picture to be able to support the student and your team.

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Estimated time to complete : 6 hours

1.       Introduction ( 10 mins)

1.1   Coaching Conversations - Part 1 (90 mins)

Coaching Spectrum

Skill and Will

Active Listening

1.2   Coaching Conversations - Part 2 ( 60 mins)

Challenge and Support

Questioning Skills

1.3   Coaching Conversations - Part 3 (60 mins)

Models of Feedback

Coaching Model (GROW)

2.1 Getting Prepared as an Educator ( 20 mins)

Exploring your previous contact/experiences with learner

Welcoming the learner

Planning learning activities for learners

Enhancing the learning experience

2.2   Progressing through the Learning Experience ( 30 mins)

Helping learners get the most out of their experience

Raising concern

Feedback

3.  Learner – Welcoming your Learner to the Team and Supporting in Practice (30 mins)

A sense of belonging for the learner

Welcoming the learner to the team

The learning environment

Preparation for learners

Supporting learners who require reasonable adjustment

Multi-professional learning environments

Assessment of Learners in Practice

4. Culture and Behaviours  ( 30 mins)

Fostering a culture of inclusivity

Adopting a positive culture

Emotional Intelligence

Professional behaviours

Learner's influence

Developing your positive culture and behaviours

AHP Practice Assessment Documentation Support

·         Physiotherapy  ( Intro to CPAF)

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NHSE SE AHP Practice Educator Training Programme

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Estimated time to complete : 4 hours

Module 1 – AHP Practice Educators (New)

⁻The importance of a warm welcome for student experience and achievement as well as retaining students to become the professionals of the future

-Prior to placement starting – welcome email/welcome pack, what you and your student want to know

-The first day – well planned induction

-Getting to know your student - diversity and encouraging inclusion and belonging, learning differences, additional needs and reasonable adjustments, supporting wellbeing

Module 2 – AHP Practice Educators: Hosting a Successful Placement (New)

-Different learning theories and teaching approaches

-A recommended framework for placement

-Assessment

-Collaborative objective setting

-Feedback

-Coaching

-Supporting students

Module 3 – Looking to the future: How can we do things differently, and what makes an exceptional educator? (New)

-Different supervision models for AHP practice placements

-What is coaching

-The roles & career paths of AHP's

-Myths surrounding practice-based learning

-Being a role model

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Occupational Therapy

Contact: Caitlin.Hardy-Hyland@roehampton.ac.uk, Ingrid.Bacon@roehampton.ac.uk

Physiotherapy

Contact: Rachel.Chan@roehampton.ac.uk, physioplacements@roehampton.ac.uk

Speech & Language Therapy

Contact Hannah.Balogun@roehampton.ac.uk

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Clinical Supervision with Confidence. University of East Anglia

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Clinical Supervision with Confidence. University of East Anglia

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Cost: £39

This course covers clinical supervision in the context of professional standards for postgraduate medical educators. It will also focus on two challenging areas: giving feedback and managing trainees in difficulty.

Week 1: Clinical supervision and giving feedback

What is clinical supervison?

Framework of professional standards for postgraduate medical supervisors

Giving constructive feedback

Giving and receiving feedback

Summary

Week 2: Managing trainees

§  Early identification and effective management

§  Top tips for clinical supervisors

§  Summary

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Occupational Therapy Practice Educator Training

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Occupational Therapy Practice Educator Training

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Dates:

Tuesday 10 June 2026, 09.30-16.30, online. Book

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the day, the educator will be able to:

Describe the role of the practice educator

Facilitate learning within a practice placement environment, drawing on learning theories, use of reflection and clinical reasoning

Evaluate the practice setting and formulate action plans to improve the placement experience for student

Plan an effective practice placement which is appropriate to the students’ level of performance

Understand and use LSBU paperwork and forms

Apply sound principles and judgement in the assessment of performance in the practice placement setting

Use a repertoire of strategies to manage a range of situations in placement

Who it is for:
The Pre-registration Practice Educator’s Training Day at London South Bank University equips new educators with the knowledge and skills required to perform the role of a practice educator. We expect attendees offer placements to our students within 6 months of attending the course.

There will be a workbook that goes alongside the sessions, which applicants will be expected to complete and submit. Applicants need access to a laptop, PC or a tablet and a stable internet connection.

Programme: (Interactive sessions with discussion and workshop activities)
AM Session

Roles of a Practice Educator

Facilitating learning in a practice setting

How to plan and prepare for your student

The OT Programme at LSBU

The levels of placements (PP1,2,3,4)

PM Session

Assessment Paperwork

Writing learning outcomes

Assessment and providing feedback

Exploring different strategies to support a range of student/ educator needs

For any queries, Please email: OT.PlacementTeam@lsbu.ac.uk

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Dates:

Thursday 23rd July 2026 in person, 9.30-12.00 NOVICE

Wednesday 7th October 2026 online, 14.30-16.30 REFRESHER

Wednesday 2nd December 2026 in person, 14.00-16.30 NOVICE

Thursday 4th February 2027 online, 14.30-16.30 REFRESHER

Tuesday 6th April 2027 in person, 14.00-16.30 NOVICE

Sign up here

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the workshop the learner will be able to:

Identify learning opportunities for students within a work setting

Understand how to create personal learning aims collaboratively with students

Assess a student using the Common Placement Assessment Form (CPAF)

Understand the role of a practice educator in facilitating learning for students in a placement setting

Refresher training includes how to support students who are struggling, health inequalities and different supervision modules

Please contact us directly for a bespoke training session, tailored to the needs of your department. There is a minimum requirement of 10 participants for these sessions. Please see below for examples of bespoke courses we have delivered in the past.

How to support the struggling student

Non traditional placement models

Considerations for supporting a student in the critical care setting

For queries please contact: AHPlacements@sgul.ac.uk

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Safe Learning Environment Practitioner Training

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Safe Learning Environment Practitioner Training

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What is a Safe Learning Environment Practitioner (SLEP)?

The SLEP programme aim is to empower practice-based learning providers to facilitate positive learning experiences for apprentices and students. Safe Learning Environment Practitioners will meet with learners in their workplaces to undertake coaching conversations. These interactions are aimed to employ principles of psychological safety and restorative supervision to foster positive department learning experiences and cultures.

What is beyond the scope of a SLEP?

It is not expected that SLEP’s take on the role of a counsellor for learners. SLEP’s should always remain with the scope of practice outlined. SLEP’s should be confident of where to signpost learners should significant or concerning issues arise within SLEP conversations.

Modules

This SLEP training is organised into three modules:

·         Module 1: Creating Safe Educational Spaces

·         Module2: Coaching

·         Module3: Restorative Supervision

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Therapeutic & Diagnostic Radiography Practice Educator Training

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Therapeutic & Diagnostic Radiography Practice Educator Training

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Dates: 25/26 academic cycle: 13th August 2026

Contact Caitlin McLarty for dates 26/27.

To promote the education pillar of AHP professional practice, we offer a no fee, non-credited CPD certified model for practice educator training for clinical partners supporting therapeutic and diagnostic radiography students from London South Bank University. The model supports clinical partners to evidence practice against the Council of Deans AHP Educator Career Framework as part of an ongoing national commitment to raise the profile, promote the importance and realise the potential of Allied Health Professions Educators.

The format will be as follows:

Part 1: E-learning for Healthcare - Practice Educator and Assessor Preparation (PEAP) programme - this course has been designed by a multi-professional

academic team in collaboration with a wide range of clinicians and is aimed at a multi-professional audience. It aligns to the Health and Care Professions Council

HCPC Standards of Education and Training (2017). HCPC registrants will be required to complete all 8 units prior to attending part 2.

Part 2: Interactive MS Teams training session with Rachael Williams (therapeutic), Practice Placement lead, or Caitlin McLarty (diagnostic), Practice Placement lead. The training day will only be a half-day session, covering everything required from the University perspective, e.g. clinical competencies, placement portfolio, attendance, record keeping, professional behaviour.

To book please contact Rachael or Caitlin:

Therapeutic Radiography Contact:

Rachael Williams: willir43@lsbu.ac.uk

Diagnostic Radiography Contact:

Caitlin McLarty: mclartc2@lsbu.ac.uk

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Operating Department Practice, Practice Educator Training

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Operating Department Practice, Practice Educator Training

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Dates: 25/26 academic cycle: 10th July 2026

Contact Joanne Fielding: joanne.fielding@lsbu.ac.uk for dates 26/27.