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Medical Education Leaders UK champion improvements in medical education and its leadership; with training, up to date information and policy advice across the UK.
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Medical Specialty Recruitment 2026 – Free Webinar
Medical and Dental Recruitment and Selection programme (MDRS) recently hosted a webinar for those applying to Medical Specialty Recruitment in the upcoming national rounds. Click here for more information
World Teachers Day
may have passed but……
We still encourage you to praise and say thank you throughout the year to the inspirational educators within your organisations. Explore our resources here
Foundation Programme Sharing Event with UKFPO 2026 – Call for Abstracts is now open click here for more information
Congratulations to our 2025 Small Grants recipient Assoc Prof Wen Wang from the University of Leicester
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Official Statement of Support for all SAS Doctors
We are proud to announce our official support for all SAS doctors. As dedicated advocates for their invaluable contributions, we are also pleased to officially support the SASsix and the SAS Collective.
Improving the working lives of doctors in training letter
Read NHS England and NHS WTE’s letter to trust leaders with a requirement for renewed focus on improving the lives of working doctors.
GMC research on retention of doctors
The GMC have published research on retention of doctors, investigating the trends of international migration. 13% of doctors practising in the UK who answered reported being likely to move abroad in the next 12 months and there was a gap between intention and action.