Online or classroom course?

The online course is instantly accessible wherever there is broadband access to the internet, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

It is excellent value-for-money.

It suits people who are motivated to learn and who can set aside time in the day to complete the modules.

You can design your own course by focussing on the topics that are of most interest to you.

Technical support is provided for access and viewing difficulties. No support is offered on the content of the online course itself.

Classroom courses take place in Manchester, Birmingham and London several times a year.

Delegates receive instant and longer access to the online course, ending one month after the course date.

You are taught in small classes and the course is more intense. You cover a greater amount of material in the same time.

There is a greater emphasis on exercises and interactive questions, with time for feedback and discussion.

The content of the course can be modified to the demands of the audience - more time is spent on difficult topics, for example.

You meet like-minded people.

Delegates receive a bound copy of the classroom course material which complements the online material.

Delegates receive a copy of "The Doctor's Guide to Critical Appraisal" book.