Right from the start, the emphasis is on General Practice as you rotate through various specialties; making you aware of the learning and experience you will need to become a GP. Most people will spend four months in a general practice in both of the ST1 and ST2 years. Throughout, there is ongoing support for nMRCGP .

Teaching and preparation for all parts of this are fully integrated as part of the half-day release scheme.

SOME REASONS FOR JOINING US

We asked the question: Why should you come to Broadlands?

The STP Course Members' reasons:

• Relaxed and friendly atmosphere
• Good social life amongst VTS trainees
• Great bunch of people on VTS
• Educational, in a refreshing way
• Variety of topics and learning & teaching styles
• SHO and Registrar groups work together and separately
• Good exam preparation
• High academic standards yet relaxed friendly atmosphere
• Responsive to needs, willing to change focus at request of trainees
• Wide range of skills taught, not just clinical

The Course Organisers' reasons:

• Norfolk is a great place to live and work - a lovely location, with good quality of life for the Registrars. 
• The STP members are always good: high quality doctors, know how to have fun
• Excellent training practices, rural and urban - enthusiastic and committed Trainers, who enjoying teaching their Registrars
• Top quality half-day release course led by well-motivated and experienced Course Organisers
• Good teaching from hospital Consultants
• Excellent job prospects in the locality both full- and part-time in this delightful part of England
• The course equips you with all the skills you need to practice with confidence as a young Principle
• Genuine warmth, trust and openness within the STP group
• Good social events

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