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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The Women's Organisation, Liverpool

Statistics for the AKT and beyond

Join us in-person for two half-days to explain the key concepts of statistics. You will improve existing knowledge and understanding, learn new skills, help interpret scientific papers and increase confidence in passing the AKT exam. Delegates are required to attend BOTH days.

  • Date

    13 March 2026

  • Start time

    09:00

  • Places left

    21

Spinnaker Tower

Wessex Fellows day out 2026

Wessex Fellows Day Out

  • Date

    14 March 2026

  • Start time

    11:15

  • Places left

    11

Online via Zoom

Clinical decision-making for skin infections: from Group A Strep to insect bites

Skin infections are the third most common reason for antibiotic prescribing in primary care, accounting for around 7% of antibiotic prescriptions. This webinar will explore cellulitis in different scenarios such as Group A Strep presentation and insect bites by summarising NICE prescribing guidance and best practice recommendations for management. It will also offer practical tips on how to improve antibiotic prescribing and action planning for skin infections in your practice, as well as how to provide safety netting advice.

  • Date

    17 March 2026

  • Start time

    18:30

  • Places left

    828

Online

How to effectively manage confrontation

Looks at the common causes of complaints, relevant law and guidance, techniques to reduce your exposure to complaints, and how to deal with them when they happen.

  • Date

    18 March 2026

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    137

The Queens Hotel

Yorkshire & Humber NHS 10-Year Health Plan: What it means for General Practice

A new direction for the NHS has been set. The NHS 10-Year Plan outlines major changes in how care will be delivered across the system—and primary care is at the heart of this transformation. Join us for a collaborative event exploring what the plan means for practices, partnerships, and the future shape of primary care. We’ll focus on developments across Yorkshire and Humber, with insights from pilot sites in the region.

  • Date

    19 March 2026

  • Start time

    18:30

  • Places left

    80

The Arundell Arms, Lifton

Tamar Faculty Fellows Dinner 2026

The Tamar Faculty invite their Fellows to join the Faculty Fellowship Chair and committee at The Arundell Arms, Lifton.

  • Date

    19 March 2026

  • Start time

    19:00

  • Places left

    30

DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol City Centre

BJGP Research and Publishing Conference 2026

Join us for the sixth BJGP Research Conference – an exceptional opportunity for researchers at all career stages to acquire new research skills and present their work in a constructive, peer-reviewed environment.

  • Date

    20 March 2026

  • Start time

    08:30

  • Places left

    264

Zoom

The RCGP 3-day SCA preparation course

This open-to-all training course aims to improve your consultation skills and as a result pass your SCA. The course offers interactive sessions with experienced trainers and examiners, a highlight being Prof. Roger Neighbour, a renowned teacher on the skills of communication within the GP consultation.

  • Date

    23 March 2026

  • Start time

    09:00

  • Places left

    27

Zoom

Statistics for the AKT and beyond

Join us ONLINE for two half-days to explain the key concepts of statistics. You will improve existing knowledge and understanding, learn new skills, help interpret scientific papers and increase confidence in passing the AKT exam. Delegates are required to attend BOTH days.

  • Date

    24 March 2026

  • Start time

    09:00

  • Places left

    21