Level 3 Award in Education and Training
Build confidence, structure what you do, and recognise your teaching practice
Become a certified educator!
Perfect for clinical and non-clinical Primary Care staff in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire who teach, train, mentor or support learning as part of their role.
We are running another cohort of this training. To apply, you must be able to attend all three dates taking place in-person at the Village Hotel, Nottingham. Dates are Tues 24 March, Tues 31 March and Tues 7 April 2026. Course costs £560 per person. If accepted onto the course, you can submit a funding request through us (subject to eligibility).
No previous teaching qualification is required
Eligible Notts Primary Care staff can apply for funding to cover costs
Highly practical and interactive course, with minimal written work
Gain a recognised level 3 teaching qualification
Need more information?
How can I apply for funding to cover the cost of the course?
All roles, excluding GPs, who are working in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Primary Care are eligible to apply for funding from us via an online request form.
Who is this for?
This course is suitable if you:
Teach or train colleagues (formally or informally)
Mentor, supervise or coach others
Support students, apprentices or learners
Want a recognised teaching qualification
Are new to teaching or want to build confidence and structure
No previous teaching qualification is required.
What will be gained from completing this course?
A Level 3 teaching qualification
Increased confidence when teaching or supporting learning
Practical tools you can use immediately in your role
A clearer understanding of inclusive and effective teaching
A recognised qualification that supports progression into practice educator, assessing, quality or education-focused roles
What’s involved outside the sessions?
Short reflective activities linked to session discussions
Finalising simple planning or reflection tasks
A brief personal development plan
Why this course?
Many staff across the NHS already:
Teach or train colleagues
Mentor students or new starters
Support apprentices or learners
Share knowledge as part of their day-to-day role
This qualification is designed to build confidence, structure what you already do, and recognise your teaching practice through a nationally recognised Level 3 award.
How is the programme delivered?
Delivered by EMA Training
3 face-to-face sessions (one day per week)
Highly practical and interactive, with minimal written work
Assessment evidence gathered mainly during the sessions
Supportive, discussion-based learning environment
The programme is built around real-world NHS teaching practice, not theory. It is delivered using a 'watch, reflect, then apply' approach. You’ll:
Observe good teaching practice being modelled
Reflect on how teaching is planned and adapted for different learners
Apply the same thinking to your own teaching or mentoring role
This helps you understand how effective teaching works in practice, not just what the theory says.