Islington Training Hub is dedicated to supporting the local primary and community care workforce, helping them develop their skills to provide the highest quality care to residents across Islington.
We work closely with GP practices, Primary Care Networks (PCNs), and Neighbourhood teams to:
Grow and develop their workforce
Ensure people have the right skills for their jobs to meet the evolving needs of healthcare.
Develop confident, diverse and local leaders for health and care.
Expand recruitment opportunities to create accessible pathways into primary care roles.
We are proud to be part of an integrated network of local organisations in Islington who work together to deliver joined-up health and care services, workforce planning, and support pathways for residents into employment.
Islington Training Hub is one of five borough delivery partners for the North Central London ICS Training Hub.
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Meet the Islington Training Hub team here.
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We host a number of locally-led training and events for primary care teams in Islington, please click here to learn more about the key programmes and offers available to the Islington Primary Care Workforce.
More training and events information is accessible via the Islington Training Hub SharePoint Bulletin. To access this site, please register via the form at the end of this page.
A list of all upcoming NCL wide training and events can be found on the NCL Training Hub website.
For resources to support staff wellbeing, you can follow our Instagram account @wellbeing.islington.
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Islington Training Hub provides opportunities for newly qualified GPs, GPNs and mid-career professionals to undertake a fellowship to support their leadership development and learn about local services relevant to working in primary care.
You can find out more about the programme here.
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The Get Ready for Work programme is delivered in partnership with Islington Training Hub, Islington Council iWork/Islington Working and Islington Adult Community Learning (IACL) to support Islington residents in upskilling and accessing opportunities in the health and social care sector.
To find out more, please click here.