We’re pleased to share that CPD funding will continue into 2025/26, and we will shortly be asking all practices/PCNs to let us know what they would like to access over the next year.

Meanwhile, 2024/25 CPD Funded offers continue to be available to access for eligible individuals (nurses, nursing associates, and allied health professionals), in general practice in Humber and North Yorkshire.

From Spring 2025 in line with budget review we were able to include updates as indicated may be possible in the initial offer. The fair-share limits on the number of courses that can be accessed within the offer have been able to be expanded. For those who missed the first round of NB Plus enrolments and would like to sign up, this opened again until 31st May. For eligible staff who have not yet accessed anything and are wishing to self-source training not in the offer, the option to request this also re-opened, subject to remaining available budget.

Please see updated document with full details of 2024/25 available funded training, and FAQs here. Details can also be found on the website here: HNY CPD Funded Training

Brief summary of included offers and Spring updates:

Individual self-sourced training

• From Spring 2025 we were able to re-open the option to request individual claims for eligible members of staff who would like to access training not included in the central offer, and who have not already accessed any training from this year’s budget. To request individual funding please return this form including the details of the individual claiming and the self-sourced training they wish to access. This will be subject to remaining available budget.

For full information on CPD funded training please see document with full details of available funded training and FAQs. Details can also be found on the website here: HNY CPD Funded Training. Please share with all relevant colleagues, don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any queries.

Local Enhanced Services (LES) training offer

For those practices that have signed up to Local Enhanced Services and indicated a need for training support during the sign-up process, we have recently been in touch to signpost and to seek further detail. Thank you to everyone who has responded. We are working with colleagues across the system to source training to meet the requirements. We’ll keep everyone informed with updates in additional LES training offers not already covered by CPD, which are being planned in collaboration with the ICB and others.

Information is available on the Humber and North Yorkshire Primary Care Workforce Training Hub website Local Enhanced Services (LES) Training – Training Hub or the dedicated Humber and North Yorkshire Enhanced Services Review – FutureNHS Collaboration Platform. These will be updated as and when new information and offers become available.

Should you have any specific questions, please direct them to the following email addresses:

• For training needs, including training already covered by the CPD offer: hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net
• For Ardens-related queries: hnyicb-nel.icbardensqueries@nhs.net.
• For shared care inquiries: hnyicb-ny.rxline@nhs.net and hnyicb.prescribingqueries@nhs.net

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with any queries. Thank you for your continued engagement and collaboration.

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Trailblazer Fellowship Programme

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Applications for potential host practices to express their interest for the 2025/6 cohort of the Y&H Post-CCT GP Trailblazer fellowship (to start 3/10/2025) are now open until 5th June 2025.

The investment in primary care set out in the GP Forward View includes funding for post-CCT Fellowships. These are innovative posts available for GPs in their first 5 years after qualification.

The Post-CCT GP Trailblazer fellowship, as a health equity based leadership fellowship is one which ICBs, Trusts, Federations and GP Practices can apply for funding for GP roles that intend to use the programme to help reduce health inequalities.

The funding is available to practices to help meet  the costs of 2 sessions per week of protected study / professional development time (up to £22,567) for a maximum of 12 months. Fellows can apply for a limited budget to support additional training and projects, and to cover travel- this amount is still to be determined. In past years, the combined amount for this has been between £500 and £1250 per fellow.

In Yorkshire and Humber, practices whose populations experience high levels of socioeconomic deprivation or those serving marginalised groups can apply for our innovative and exciting Trailblazer scheme, with a fantastic programme of education and support.

The organisation hosting the fellowship will be expected to advertise the posts, appoint to the posts and meet the cost of employing the trainee for the remaining sessions.

Detailed guidance is available under the ‘documents’ section on the webpage here.

To obtain further information please email: j.uzo1@nhs.net

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The application process for organisations within North East and Yorkshire to apply for the NHS England support to train advanced practitioners in 2025/26 has now re opened until 30^th June 2025.

To apply for the NHS England Advanced Practitioner support, please click here.

More information on the offer, including details of the training grant, can be found in the North East and Yorkshire Faculty for Advancing Practice handbook as well as the clinical salary support guidance.

Key Points:

• The North East & Yorkshire Faculty Handbook contains details about the funding offer from NHS England, employers’ responsibilities/commitments and how to apply. If after reading these you still have questions, please email england.neyadvancedpractice@nhs.net
• Please note the document is a live document and may have updates added as and when.
• The deadline to apply is 30^th June 2025 (dependent on numbers received)
• Each organisation applying must nominate a single contact to lead on the Advanced Practitioner process and act as a key liaison for all enquiries relating to Advanced Practitioners. All applications must be approved and submitted by the same lead contact.
• You will be required to submit a job description and/or job plan for your trainee Advanced Practitioner(s) upon applying, to ensure your application is considered. Please note applications that are not completed in full or do not provide a JD/PS will be returned.
• If you require any support completing the form or have any issues accessing the form, please email: england.neyadvancedpractice@nhs.net
• We aim to notify your organisation of the outcome within 8 weeks of submitting your full application.
• Please note once funding is confirmed, organisations need to apply to their preferred HEI and follow their application process.

Best wishes,

The North East and Yorkshire Faculty for Advancing Practice

Email: england.neyadvancedpractice@nhs.net

Click here for the NEY Faculty for Advancing Practice website

To enable the training hub to support your application please copy in hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net when you email the job description as per the instructions in the application form. This will enable us to help if there are any enquiries and support your applicants.

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We are delighted to share the hugely successful Aspiring ACP days will be running again this year. This has been developed collaboratively with the universities across North East and Yorkshire to support those tACPs starting the transition to academic study and tACP role.

The teaching will cover the follow topics:

• Studying at level 7 and the required skills for academic writing

• Demystifying the role of an ACP, both in training and on qualification

• Understanding and developing your knowledge of anatomy and physiology that is relevant for ACP studies

• Preparatory tool kits and e-resources that are useful for you to start reading
• Preparing yourself and your organisation for ACP training
• The role of the e-portfolio

The first of the two days will be running on 1/7/2025.

Please can we encourage you to share with your trainees and support them attending this day.

The link to book on is below and in the linked flyer.

• Sunderland University – https://www.sunderland.ac.uk/events/aspiring-acp/
• Sheffield Hallam University – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aspiring-acp-tickets-1341879249959?aff=oddtdtcreator

See details here

This week the government announced upcoming changes to Level 7 apprenticeship funding.

From January 2026, Level 7 apprenticeships will no longer be funded for individuals aged 21 and over. This is disappointing news for our sector and will impact apprenticeships like Advanced Clinical Practice (ACP) and Senior Leader. You can find the full details here: https://help.apprenticeships.education.gov.uk/hc/en-gb/articles/24002145831954-Changes-to-funding-for-level-7-apprenticeships

Any apprenticeships starting before January 2026 will not be affected and will access the usual funding route via the levy. If you or a member of staff are considering a Lv7 apprenticeship, such as the MSc ACP, we would encourage you to consider enrolling in a cohort starting before Jan 2026.

You can read more about broader apprenticeship initiatives here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/next-generation-of-builders-and-carers-set-to-rebuild-britain.

You can find useful information and links relating to apprenticeships and current funding routes here: Apprenticeship Information – Training Hub

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We are delighted to share the newly refreshed Multi-professional Framework for Advanced Practice in England – a significant milestone in the evolution of advanced practice.

Developed through extensive collaboration and led by NHS England’s Centre for Advancing Practice, this updated framework reflects the dynamic needs of modern healthcare while upholding the highest standards of professional excellence.

What’s New in 2025?

• A fully reworked introduction for improved clarity and relevance
• Practical implementation resources to support adoption
• Inclusive language updates: from advanced clinical practice to advanced practice
• A strong emphasis on equality, diversity, and cultural competence

This framework is a cornerstone for programme accreditation and practitioner recognition, ensuring that advanced practitioners are equipped to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. Learn more and explore the framework

In addition, the workplace supervision for advanced practice has been updated and was launched at the same time.

Please do circulate.

Many thanks
NEY Advancing Practice Faculty

There is a new page on the Training Hub website which will host links to teaching sessions and events which have been recorded for those who may have missed them:

Teaching and Events Recording Repository – Training Hub

So far, recordings from the May PTL event in Hull have been uploaded:

• Treatment of T2 Diabetes delivered by Dr Belina Allan
  > Recording: Treating T2 Diabetes – PTL May 2025
• Testosterone Prescribing in Primary Care delivered by Dr Donna Russell
  > Recording: Testosterone Prescribing in Primary Care – PTL May 2025
• HRT and Injectable Weight Loss Drugs delivered by Dr Donna Russell
  > Recording: HRT and Injectable Weight Loss Drugs – PTL May 2025
• Cardiovascular Disease Prevention delivered by Dr James Crick
  > Recording: CVD Prevention – PTL May 2025

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Great news! NHSE have funded 156 places for the 2025/26 GPA programme and applications are now open📢

There’s a new process in place this year! Ad-hoc applications can now be submitted at any time throughout the year.

Successful applicants will be enrolled immediately, with the aim of starting the programme on the 1st of the following month. Final closing date for this programme is 31st March 2026 and all applicants will need to be enrolled before this date.

Please note that there is now an accredited admin option available to learners, should you want to progress via this route rather than the clinical route. You can apply following the same process. Please find details in the FAQ document below.

GPA Programme 2025/26 FAQ

Should you have any questions, please do get in touch via email to wy.traininghub@nhs.net

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DPP Support: Support the Future of Prescribing – Become a DPP or Find One Today

Are you a prescriber looking to contribute to the development of prescribing professions?

Becoming a Designated Prescribing Practitioner (DPP) offers a unique opportunity to support the next generation of prescribers while enhancing your own professional development and leadership skills. As the demand for independent prescribers in healthcare grows, so too does the need for experienced DPPs to guide trainees through their prescribing journey.

At the same time, for those preparing to undertake their independent prescribing (IP) training, finding a suitable DPP can be a significant barrier.

That’s where DPP Support comes in.

This NHS England supported directory of DPPs is a dedicated platform designed to:
🔹 Support prescribers interested in becoming DPPs.
🔹 Connect IP trainees with experienced prescribers.
🔹 Promote safe, effective supervision and high-quality prescribing education.

Whether you’re ready to take on the DPP role or seeking a DPP to support your IP training, DPP Support makes it easier to take the next step.

👉 Visit www.dppsupport.co.uk to find out more, access resources, and register your interest.

Together, we can build a stronger, more confident prescribing workforce.

See how DPP Support works HERE.

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A webinar has been organised for Thursday 12th June 2025 (12 noon – 1 pm)  to inform providers and commissioners of cervical screening services of significant transformational changes, updates, and reminders within the NHS Cervical Screening Programme.  Regional Public Health Commissioning Teams have been asked to share details and the registration link below with their providers and relevant local stakeholders.

We expect the webinar to be of interest to GP practice managers, PCNs, cervical screening sample takers (Primary Care/Integrated Sexual Health Services/Defence Medical Services), cervical screening laboratory providers, colposcopy and associated histology providers, regional commissioners, ICBs and cancer alliances.

The webinar will cover changes in respect of screening intervals for the 25–49-year cohort, digitalisation of invitation and result letters, HPV self-sampling, the transgender and non-binary opt-in, and workforce as well as updates from the Cervical Screening Administration Service (CSAS).

We will be recording the webinar, and this will be shared along with the slides, with all registered attendees. If you are unable to attend on 12th June but still want to receive the recording and slides, please register to attend so we can make sure to send it to you.

Registration to attend is via this link: NHS Cervical Screening Programme Webinar | NHS England Events

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Free General Practice Nurse Leadership fundamentals e-learning modules available – find more information here

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Rotherham Respiratory host free webinars on a variety of clinical topics, afterwards the recordings can also be accessed for free here: Web Seminars – Rotherham Respiratory LTD

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Click here for details

NHSE are delighted to announce that, in collaboration with the National Association of Primary Care, we will be re-launching our Lower Limb Wound Care Programme, commencing on 30 June 2025. Following the resounding success of our recent session in March 2025 – where 57 professionals from various organisations across England participated, we are excited to extend this vital training opportunity once again.

The overwhelmingly positive feedback reinforces the critical need for enhanced knowledge and skills in lower limb wound care.

Please find further details about the sign-up process in the attached flyer. I kindly request that you circulate this invitation among your professional network to help us reach a broader audience.

Additionally, if any organisation is interested in registering a team of participants, please contact me directly on england.communitynursing@nhs.net. This will allow us to allocate sufficient spaces and tailor the experience to maximize the programme’s impact.

Thank you for your support. I look forward to your active participation in advancing excellence in wound care.

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DaRe2THINK, a national primary care trial sponsored by the NIHR, University of Birmingham and University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, welcome you to the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) webinar with Dr Emma Svennberg.

Please click the link below for more details and to sign up and register.

Register now – DaRe2THINK Webinar – Dr Emma Svennberg – When the Watch Beeps: Managing Device-Detected AF – Zoom

26th June 2025 12.00-12.30

You can join the webinar online using the zoom link below:

Join Zoom Meeting

https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/83372833822 Meeting ID: 833 7283 3822

You can watch our previous webinar with Dr Kazem Rahimi on YouTube here – https://youtu.be/V5FjWgXsOC4

DaRe2THINK team

E-mail: dare2think@trials.bham.ac.uk

CHCP Training for GP practices

Coil Fitters’ Forums

• Thursday 17 July 2025, between 12:00noon-13:15pm – For more information please click here.

• Wednesday 10 December 2025, between 19:00pm-20:15pm – For more information please click here.

Implant Fitters, Forums

• 12th June 12:00noon-1:00pm – For more information please click here.
• 13th November 6:00pm-7:00pm – For more information please click here.

To register, please send your full name along with your email address to – chcp.learningresources@nhs.net

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Free CKD Education Session for HCAs

Wednesday 11th June, 12:30-13:00
via Microsoft Teams

This is a short online education session for anyone involved in the screening for Chronic Kidney Disease or monitoring of people living with diabetes or hypertension. We’ll cover:

• What is Chronic Kidney Disease
• Why we need to look for it
• Who should be screened and how
• Advice that we can give our patients about how to keep their kidneys healthy

No need to book – just join on the below meeting link:
Join on MS Teams:
https://gbr01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/ap/t-59584e83/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fteams.microsoft.com%2Fl%2Fmeetup-join%2F19%253ameeting_NWY3NjQ5NjgtNGQxNS00ZDE2LThjMWMtZTcxMTA2NzU3MmU4%2540thread.v2%2F0%3Fcontext%3D%257b%2522Tid%2522%253a%252237c354b2-85b0-47f5-b222-07b48d774ee3%2522%252c%2522Oid%2522%253a%25226e1ac831-6c03-4a95-a773-686702903fb6%2522%257d&data=05%7C02%7Clisa.billingham1%40nhs.net%7C9d98553e7655403b971108dd871af0f6%7C37c354b285b047f5b22207b48d774ee3%7C0%7C0%7C638815271952265153%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=fjmaqXfvgqUo2UQnMxB1Mn4WG3zDYF2I8p2lLRttp%2Fo%3D&reserved=0

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UKHSA webinar: upcoming changes to the routine childhood immunisation schedule (11 June 2025, 14:00 – 15:15)

On Wednesday 11 June 2025, 14:00 – 15:15, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) Immunisation Team will be hosting a webinar to inform you of the significant changes to the routine childhood vaccination schedule and the selective hepatitis B (HepB) programme occurring from July 2025 and January 2026, including the introduction of a new routine vaccination appointment at 18 months of age.

This webinar is aimed at health professionals involved in the commissioning and delivery of childhood immunisations including those working in primary care, screening and immunisation teams, health visiting teams and integrated care boards (ICBs). A full agenda will follow.

Please register your interest for attending this webinar via Microsoft Forms.

This webinar will be recorded, and the recording and slides will be shared with all registered attendees. If you are unable to attend on 11 June but still want to receive the recording, please fill out the form so we can make sure to send it to you.

Please do share this email with colleagues, your teams and networks.

Further details

• For any logistical/events questions about the webinars, please email externalaffairs@ukhsa.gov.uk
• For clinical queries please email immunisation@ukhsa.gov.uk
• For any operational queries, please contact your NHS England Regional Public Health Commissioning Team

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Upcoming FREE Non-Medical Prescribing Update webinar on 25 June 2025:

This 1-hour session is aimed at:

• Allied health professionals working in primary care
• Non-medical prescribers
• Those building a prescribing competency portfolio
• AHPs with a professional interest in prescribing practice

🔍 Session Objectives:

• MHRA update
• Specialist Pharmacy Service review
• Antibiotic prescribing in primary care (prevalence, resistance, risks)
• Management of acute adult urinary tract infections in primary care
• Practical prescribing tips

🎯 Learning Outcomes:

• Increased awareness of drug shortages and current medicines alerts
• Best practice in antibiotic prescribing and antimicrobial stewardship
• Confidence in diagnosing and managing UTIs, including red flags and escalation

Click here for more information

For queries please contact info@pointsix.co.uk

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Upcoming FREE Annual Immunisation Update

🗓 Thursday 17 July 2025
🕤 09:30 – 13:30hrs
💻 Live via Zoom
🎓 4 hours of educational content
👩‍⚕️ Led by expert trainer Michelle Richards

This virtual session provides essential updates and guidance for registered HCPs administering vaccines and will support safe, effective practice in line with the latest national guidance.

Topics Include:

✅ Latest Vaccine Schedules & New Recommendations
✅ Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy & Improving Communication
✅ Vaccinations in Special Populations & High-Risk Groups
✅ Managing & Reporting Adverse Events
✅ Pregnancy Vaccines – RSV, Flu & Whooping Cough
✅ Shringrix Programme – Progress Overview
✅ Childhood Immunisation Schedule Review
✅ Flu Update
✅ Injection Technique Refresher

Who Should Attend:

This training is open to registered healthcare professionals only, including:

• Practice Nurses
• Community Nurses
• Immunisation Leads
• Other HCPs with a role in vaccination delivery

Booking:

📩 Click here for more information and booking

Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance confirming 4 hours of educational content towards their Continued Professional Development.

📧 info@pointsix.co.uk

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PGCert, PGDip and MSc in Health Professions Education – Learn to inspire and lead in your area of practice

Hull York Medical School’s PGCert/PGDip and MSc in Health Professions Education has been designed to enable health professionals across a range of disciplines to become healthcare leaders.

• Develop the skills and knowledge to deliver exceptional teaching, assessment, course design and educational research, so you can inspire and lead in your area of practice and ultimately improve health outcomes

• Learn from experienced clinical and non-clinical academics and researchers from the School’s Health Professions Education Unit

• Accredited by Advance HE

• Flexible study options to fit around your home and work commitments

• Study via distance learning, with optional face-to-face opportunities

• Reduced tuition fees are available for Hull York Medical School staff, alumni and partners for 2025 entry who meet our eligibility criteria (see website for further details).

Find out more by visiting the Hull York Medical School website. The closing date for applications for September 2025 entry is 31 July 2025.

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Please see information below re the 6^th of a series of free, online, interactive CPD events for the HNY Optometry community.

Please REGISTER HERE for the event, a Teams calendar invitation will then be emailed to you nearer the time of the event.

Humber & North Yorkshire Eyecare

Continuing Professional Development

SPRINT Events 2025/26

Humber and North Yorkshire (HNY) Integrated Care System (ICS) is hosting a series of virtual, interactive Continuing Professional Development (CPD) sessions for the local optometry community.

The HNY ICB footprint covers 7 Ophthalmology Trust sites as well as multiple Independent Sector Providers. The Optometry profession are the primary care specialists that refer the majority of referrals either directly or indirectly (via GP) to these sites.

As part of the Eye Care Collaboration with Optometry and Ophthalmology we are delivering the sessions to:

• support and inform the local eyecare workforce
• foster relationships between local practitioners, Local Optical Committees and secondary care.
• provide better eyecare for all.

Each 1.5hr session will consist of a presentation delivered by a local specialist, followed by time for discussion. The sessions are CPD accredited.

Session 6: Thursday 5^th June ’25. 7:30pm – 9:00pm

Recognition and Management of Diabetic Eye Disease

Miss Helen Cook – Consultant Ophthalmologist & Clinical Lead for the Humber Diabetic Eye Screening Programme

Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Retina in Systemic Health Conditions (excluding diabetes)

Miss Seema Arora – Consultant Medical Retina Specialist

Hull Royal Infirmary

Miss Cook is a Consultant Ophthalmologist with a specialist interest in Medical Retina at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust since 2005. She is also the Clinical Lead for the Humber Diabetic Eye Screening Programme. An Educational Supervisor for Ophthalmology Speciality Trainees she provides educational support to Optometry colleagues undertaking professional qualifications as well as providing educational support to the Diabetic Eye Screening service. Miss Cook completed her Ophthalmology training in London and included a MD from the University of London investigating a novel SLO retinal screening device and a two-year Fellowship in Medical Retina at Moorfields Eye Hospital.

Miss Cook’s session will provide an overview of:

• the features seen in diabetic eye disease on retinal and OCT assessment,
• the NHS Diabetic Eye Screening programme,
• the Ophthalmology management of patients with treatable diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular oedema.

Miss Seema Arora has been a Consultant Medical Retina Specialist at Hull Royal Infirmary for the last 14 years. Her subspecialty interests are vascular disorders of the retina, and she is interested in education and training, having been lead for laser training and college tutor in the past. Currently she is an Educational and Clinical Supervisor and an examiner for The Royal College of Ophthalmologists.

Miss Arora’s session will:

• support you to understand the relationship between Retina and systemic health,
• help you to recognise retinal signs of common systemic conditions,
• support you to recognise the importance of early diagnosis
• provide an introduction to Oculomics.

If you have any queries please contact: hnyicb-ny.primarycarecontracts@nhs.net

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We are excited to announce the launch of the Community Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship Programme 2025. This programme will support Pre-registration Trainee Pharmacy Technicians (PTPTs) to be employed and complete their 24-month apprenticeship training within a community pharmacy setting. Upon completion of training and registration with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) the registered pharmacy technicians’ will be able to utilise their expertise and knowledge to support community pharmacies in various ways, including contributing to the delivery of pharmacy services and broader healthcare reforms. The deadline for funding applications is Sunday 15 June.

Funding Offer

We are offering a training contribution of £15,053 per trainee, per year for two years (24 months) to support community pharmacies in developing a PTPT programme that meets the GPhC IET standards for pharmacy technicians (PDF only, 713KB) and the NHS England Education Quality Framework.

Next Steps

Please see the Community Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship Programme 2025 Guidance for Contractors and NHS England Pre-registration Trainee Pharmacy Technicians (PTPT).

Application for funding is through an expression of interest (EoI) submitted via an online application form.

The application window will be open Monday 19 May 2025 until Sunday 15 June 2025.

We will be holding a series of national stakeholder engagement meetings via MS Teams to provide more information on the programme including the application process and how to access apprenticeship funding. Use the link below to attend your preferred date. You only need to attend one meeting date.

• 1pm Monday 02 June
• 1pm, Sunday 08 June 2025
• 12pm Tuesday 10 June

If you have any questions, please email england.wtepharmacy.ney@nhs.net with Community Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship Programme 2025 in the subject field.

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Click here to find details of scheduled webinars running to support preparation for the upcoming Foundation Trainee Pharmacist Programme 2025-26.

Several dates are available throughout June, booking details can be found in the above link.

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NHS England WT&E North East and Yorkshire (NEY) are now accepting expressions of interest (EOI) for local funded NHS managed sector or GP practice led multi-sector Pre-registration Trainee Pharmacy Technician (PTPT) 2025/27 cohort places

The deadline for submissions is 23:59 Sunday 6 July 2025.

Full details can be found here.

We will be holding two regional PTPT EOI engagement sessions via MS Teams to support employers with the application process. Use the link below to attend your preferred date. You only need to attend one date.

• Wednesday 11 June 1pm-1:45pm
• Wednesday 25 June 1pm -1:45pm

Successful applicants will be informed of w/c 21July 2025

If you have any questions, please contact england.wtepharmacy.ney@nhs.net with PTPT Multisector 25/27 in the subject title.

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Please click here to find this month’s Pharmacy Education Update Briefing

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You can access the latest Humber and North Yorkshire ICB Workforce Bulletin by clicking here