Training Toolkit

The North West Practitioner Registration Scheme and the Scheme Coordinator are hosted and funded by Health Education England to provide the Practitioner Scheme for the sub regions (South Cumbria and Lancashire, Cheshire & Merseyside, and Greater Manchester).

As well as supporting practitioners to develop a retrospective portfolio for registration with UK Public Health Register, there is a comprehensive programme of CPD designed to support the public health workforce. For further information go to the HEE website here

Details of the North West UKPHR Practitioner Registration Scheme in conjunction with the 25/26 schedule is now available to view here. See below for further information on the scheme and how to join here.

For organisations, MECC means providing staff with the leadership, environment, training, and information they need to deliver the MECC approach.

For staff, MECC means having the competence and confidence to deliver health and wellbeing messages, to help encourage people to change their behaviour and to direct them to local services that can support them.

If you work in the NHS, social care or local authority then you can access freely all the resources listed using the link below via the E Learning for Health platform.

Supporting residents with increased cost of living

Engaging with local communities to achieve behaviour change 

For use by organisations that:

• are developing or commissioning MECC training
• undertaking a review of existing MECC training
• develop and provide MECC training resources

Free e-learning resource, providing training and education in population health, wellbeing and prevention

Literature review of UK based interventions and studies, and those focusing on behaviour change programmes.

Webinar led by Champs Support team on 11th July 2019 taking you through the MECC Moments website and campaign toolkit.