Courses and events

Rated 9/10 for delegate satisfaction – discover the College’s wide-ranging catalogue of courses and events, designed to celebrate your achievements, support your wellbeing, develop your clinical and professional confidence, while connecting you to our diverse community.

We offer a diverse programme spanning everything from clinical updates and deep dives to management and leadership, wellbeing and innovation. Most events are free for RCGP members, and where there is a cost, you’ll benefit from preferential rates.

Looking for something specific? Easily search by event type, topic, location or date to find the perfect fit for your learning needs.

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South London Faculty November Board Meeting 2025

Our Faculty board meet four times per year in February, June, September and November and is made up of GP volunteers and Lay representatives. We also have representation from local groups such as student's groups, First 5 and AiTs.


  • Date

    18 November 2025
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    200

Graphic Medicine Book Club: Antimicrobial Resistance Week

NW London are hosting online graphic writing book club session to celebrate antimicrobial week in november 2025, the book being read will be Resistance. This is a great opportunity to network with members from around the patch. Free for all with a £10 deposit that is refunded post event.


  • Date

    19 November 2025
  • Start time

    18:00
  • Places left

    35

30 Euston Square

North East London Faculty Board Meeting | November 2025

Our Faculty board meet four times per year in February, June September and November and is made up of GP volunteers and Lay representatives. We also have representation from local groups such as student's groups, First 5 and AiTs.


  • Date

    19 November 2025
  • Start time

    18:30
  • Places left

    198

Zoom

Endometrial cancer and heavy menstrual bleeding | EWS

This webinar explores the UK’s high rates of endometrial cancer, under-recognised risk factors, and diagnostic limitations—especially inconsistent fast-track hysteroscopy. Focusing on pre- and perimenopausal women, it covers distinguishing heavy vs. irregular bleeding, recognising when to suspect cancer, and responding with timely, effective investigations.


  • Date

    19 November 2025
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    450

Online

When a Child Dies: A framework for general practice

The death of a child is a devastating event for any parent. The unimaginable has happened, and the death has far reaching implications for all who knew and loved them. General Practice is well placed to support parents through this trauma, offering person centred care, empathy and understanding. General Practice, however, can struggle to know how to best respond. Child death is more common that many realise, but is, thankfully, a rare event. GPs may not have dealt with this previously and will benefit from resources and guidance. “When a child dies – a Framework for General Practice” is designed to help General Practice to support bereaved parents. This session will outline the work that has taken place to produce this framework and will describe an approach that GPs can take to support bereaved families. Join this meeting if you wish to gain confidence in dealing with this challenging and emotive situation.


  • Date

    19 November 2025
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    77

SWT November Faculty Board Meeting - 2025

Our Faculty board meet four times per year in February, June, September and November and is made up of GP volunteers and Lay representatives. We also have representation from local groups such as student's groups, First 5 and AiTs.


  • Date

    19 November 2025
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    20

Zoom

Primary care research: What it is and why you should get involved

Join us for an interactive evening with the West Midlands Research Delivery Network to explore and understand what primary care research is and what local opportunities are available. The session will feature expert-led talks within the field of research, followed by interactive Q&A discussions.


  • Date

    20 November 2025
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    308

Zoom

Remote consultations for musculoskeletal and sports injuries | EWS

Musculoskeletal (MSK) and Sports injuries are common presentations in primary care, but remote consultations present unique challenges in assessment and diagnosis. With increasing demand for virtual care, GPs need to develop skills and confidence in managing these conditions remotely whilst recognising their limitations. This webinar, led by a GPwSI in MSK and senior Sports and Exercise Medicine registrar, will provide practical guidance on remote assessment, identifying red flags, and making safe and effective management decisions.


  • Date

    20 November 2025
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    69
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Zoom

AKT preparation course

This one-day interactive course has been designed for those planning to take the AKT component of the MRCGP. It will assist with your exam preparation and revision for the MRCGP AKT examination, focusing on high yield and difficult curriculum topics, including the topics trainees often forget to include in their revision and help with your exam technique.


  • Date

    25 November 2025
  • Start time

    09:00
  • Places left

    0