Introduction

The Primary Care Directorate (Yorkshire and the Humber) are supporting all learners in primary care, regardless of their primary care network location, to make sure they have:

• Access to a quality learning environment
• Appropriate education programme for their role (including multi-professional opportunities)
• Appropriate supervision for their role
• Appropriate pastoral support

They want to raise the quality and consistency of multi-professional supervisors and educators in primary care.

By March 2026, multi-professional supervisors will have:

• Formal recognition of their knowledge, skills, and competencies and be part of a system wide register of educational supervisors
• Ongoing support for their journey as an educator via CPD (Continuing Professional Development) opportunities and engagement in a Community of Practice
• An educational status and the wider system’s broader understanding and value of educators’ skills, knowledge, and capabilities for organisations
• Opportunities to engage in multi-professional learning around supervision and learning from other professions

The Primary Care School have developed a fully funded offer of clinical and educational supervision training sessions (half day sessions – free at the point of delivery), aimed at clinicians in primary care undertaking a supervisory role as part of a multidisciplinary team.

• Further Information

How To Book

To book onto these fully funded courses, register for an account on MaxCourse here. To search for the courses, enter PC Supervision.

Both Introduction to Clinical Supervision Training and Introduction to becoming an Educational Supervisor are available to be delivered within a PCN or practice to a multi-professional audience. If you are interested in an ‘inhouse’ session for your practice or PCN then please contact england.primarycareschoolyh@nhs.net to arrange.

Cost:

These are fully funded courses delivered by experienced primary care educators from a range of primary care professions