Proudly developed by our East of England Medical Education Trainee Faculty, this 2-day hybrid course is designed for trainees, SAS & LE Doctors with minimal teaching experience who would like to learn and become more involved in Medical Education. Over the two days you will learn about key topics such as:
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Learning and Educational Theories
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Planning teaching and teaching challenges
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Presentation Skills (small & large groups)
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Virtual Learning
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Assessing WBAs
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Providing effective feedback
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Evaluation of teaching
This course has been developed from the previous LEAF-BUD course, with the new streamlined Core Module launching in November 2024.
For further information, please see below. If you have any questions, please get in touch at england.traineesfaculty.eoe@nhs.net.
This 2-day hybrid course is designed for trainees with minimal teaching. The course is made up of two components:
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Face to Face Teaching Day - One Full Day F2F Course.
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Online Module - The online module is e-learning which can be completed in your own time, however, should be completed prior to attending the F2F day. The learning will be the equivalent to one day.
Over the two days you will learn about key topics such as:
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Learning and Educational Theories
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Planning teaching and teaching challenges
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Presentation Skills (small & large groups)
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Virtual Learning
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Assessing WBAs
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Providing effective feedback
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Evaluation of teaching
East of England Trainees (FY2 and above), SAS and LE Doctors, with minimal prior teaching experience.
If you are interested in attending a future course, please email england.traineesfaculty.eoe@nhs.net, and we will add you to the waiting list to receive early access to the next course date.
Lizzie Soyode
I'm an A&E doctor dedicated to making medicine accessible and engaging. With extensive teaching experience, I enjoy supporting others in their growth and development. As an East of England Fellow, I’ve contributed to developing educational courses for the region and expanding our faculty. I find inspiration in meeting people, hearing their stories, and learning valuable lessons through shared experiences. Outside of medicine, I have a passion for theatre, music, and exploring the world whenever I have time off.
Sharan Subramanian
I’m Sharan Subramanian and I’m an ST6 Paediatric Trainee in Hertfordshire. I’ve been passionate about teaching ever since I finished my MBBS in India.
After moving to the UK in 2019, at the Trust level, I have coordinated the departmental teaching, setting up a weekly online teaching programme during the pandemic to ensure ongoing departmental teaching during the pandemic, and a micro-teaching programme to ensure daily teaching. In addition, I have delivered numerous postgraduate seminars, undergraduate university lectures and tutored multiple medical student groups.
At the regional level, I am part of the Paediatric ST5-8 PG Training Committee, organizing monthly deanery study days, and the EOE MedEd Faculty.
Natasha Kanvinde
I am currently a paediatric registrar in the East of England. I have been a part of medical education and mentoring for the past four years. Prior to that I was involved in sports coaching. When not at work, I enjoy playing tennis and drinking lots of coffee.
Mao Fong Lim
I am an ACF and registrar in general adult psychiatry working in Cambridge and Peterborough. I have been involved in various teaching initiatives and I have completed a PGCert in Medical Education with the University of Cambridge. Outside of work I enjoy art and theatre. I have a keen interest in integrating creative approaches to clinical work and education.
Prashida Sarkar
I am an O&G ST6, with special interest in gynae-oncology. I have been involved with teaching undergraduates from Newcastle, Leicester, and Cambridge universities since 2018. I have completed a PG Cert in Medical Education with merit from University of Buckingham, and enrolled in IFME. I have been a faculty member with Core Module (previously LEAF-BUD) since 2023. I helped develop content for the Core Module and hope to continue contributing to the development of a learner friendly education programme in the East of England. I am also a LEGO aficionado and in my spare time, indulge in all things arts and crafts.
Savan Rao
I am a paediatric emergency medicine and an emergency medicine higher specialty trainee at Addenbrooke’s hospital with interest in teaching and training. I have been a life support course and a simulation instructor through my emergency medicine career. I’ve also been a faculty for Society of Emergency Medicine, India’s Masters of Emergency Medicine. I have been involved with LEAF and development of Core module of the medical education course from HEE. I hope and wish this course can be a step in your climb to a career providing training and mentoring to other health care professionals.
This course is proudly developed and ran by our East of England Medical Education Trainee Faculty. If you are interested in become a Faculty member it is important that you have attended the course. After you have attended the F2F teaching day, you will be emailed a form to register your interest in becoming Faculty and informed of the next steps.
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