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The Festival of Learning is being launched as a result of the feedback received from the staff survey. Staff told us that they did not know about what development is available to them, as well as not having the time to be able to come and find out.

So you said- we listened!

The festival is for everyone and we will be showcasing a variety of development opportunities and information to support our colleagues in their own careers and work/life balance.

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Learning and Development

Here to support all your personal development needs from career conversations and how to conduct an interview to how to handle difficult conversations, we are here to support you within your own self-development however it may look.

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Leadership

A range of resources are available to equip managers and leaders with the tools needed to support their teams, enabling CUH staff to improve and transform our services and provide the best possible care for patients, staff and communities.

Find out more on DOT (opens in a new tab)
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Work Opportunities and CUH Apprenticeships

An apprenticeship is a personalised approach to professional development. We offer a wide range of apprenticeship standards in occupational/professional roles ranging from intermediate levels (Level 2) to degree levels (Levels 5 – 7).

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Nursing Apprenticeships

The Nursing Associate Apprenticeship is designed to bridge the gap between Healthcare Support Workers (HCSWs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) to deliver hands-on, person centred care as part of the nursing team.

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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

When considering equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), we actively seek to drive out inequality, recognising that we are stronger as an organisation that values difference and inclusion.

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Functional Skills

We believe that everyone should have the ability to access training and develop their skills, including maths and English. There are different levels of Functional Skills Qualifications: from Entry Level 1 to level 2.

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Clinical Education

The Clinical Education Team work within the trust divisions to provide non-medical education training and support trust-wide. We enhance quality of patient care through improving access to learning opportunities and training.

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Pharmacy

A career in hospital pharmacy offers an exciting range of job roles, development opportunities and career pathways. As well as rotational posts, there are options to specialise across a whole range of areas.

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Career coaching conversations

Want to book a one-to-one career conversation? We have times for you on Wednesday 12 June or Thursday 13 June.

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Theatres

Working or learning within its hospital theatres presents a significant opportunity for continuous professional development and skill enhancement in a highly respected environment.

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Sustainability

Responding to the climate emergency is essential for providing safe, kind and excellent care and opens a vast array of development and learning opportunities that will push innovation and organisational improvement to a whole new level.

Climate emergency (opens in a new tab)
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Cambridge Global Health Partnership (CGHP)

CGHP is a charitable programme that helps NHS staff, students and academics to take part in global health work. We provide advice, funding, and help with applying for leave, in the UK or overseas. We ensure your involvement is safe, ethical and effective.

CGHP website (opens in a new tab)
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Estates

Capital, Estates, and Facilities Management is the heart of the hospital, ensuring patients receive the best service. We are committed to a safe, effective, and high-quality environment for the delivery of healthcare.

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Staff-Side (Trade Union) learning reps

Our Trade Unions regularly discuss training and development requirements for roles, both locally and nationally.

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Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Professions Research Opportunities

We want all colleagues at CUH to have opportunities to engage with research, from supporting evidence-based practice or developing research skills, to delivering and leading research. Find out more via the NMAP Research Hub or email cuh.nmapresearch@nhs.

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