Core Immunisations 2 Day Course (Day 1 F2F Day 2 Virtual)
Maximum Capacity: 14
BOTH DAYS TO BE ATTENDED – 2nd day 08/12/2026
Two-Day Core Training for Registered Healthcare Professionals
This comprehensive two-day core course is tailored for registered healthcare professionals new to immunisation practice. Aligned with the UKHSA National Minimum Standards, the training provides essential knowledge and practical skills to deliver safe and effective vaccination services. Key learning outcomes include:
- Understanding national immunisation schedules and vaccine recommendations
- Safe and effective vaccine administration techniques
- Proper storage, handling, and disposal of vaccines
- Legal and ethical responsibilities, including consent and documentation
- Identification and management of adverse reactions
- Communication strategies to support informed decision-making and reduce vaccine hesitancy
- Infection prevention and control during immunisation
- Special considerations for vulnerable groups including children, pregnant women, and those with underlying conditions
- Accurate record-keeping and data management
Includes the complete routine immunisations schedule https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-complete-routine-immunisation-schedule
This course prepares registered professionals to confidently begin immunisation practice in clinical settings.
Core Immunisation Training for Registered Staff
This course is designed for registered healthcare professionals who will be administering the full routine immunisation schedule to both adults and children. It provides the knowledge and skills required to deliver immunisation programmes safely and effectively across a range of settings. This training is suitable for practitioners involved in routine childhood vaccinations, adult immunisation programmes, and seasonal vaccination campaigns. If a registered staff member will only be administering seasonal vaccinations such as influenza, pneumococcal, shingles or RSV vaccines, our Core Immunisation Training for unregistered staff may be a more appropriate option.