STP Curriculum Feedback Survey – The Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists
The Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists (ARCS) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“STP Curriculum Feedback Survey
The Scientist Training Programme (STP) curriculum is currently undergoing its rolling review, and we’re keen to hear from colleagues across both Andrology and Embryology.
We particularly welcome feedback from:
- STP trainees
- Training Officers
- Anyone involved in the delivery of STP
The NSHCS has developed a survey to gather feedback on the current curriculum.
Your views will contribute to the rolling curriculum review process and help ensure the curriculum remains fit for purpose, relevant and reflective of current practice.
Share your feedback here.
Deadline: Friday 18 September.
If you have experience of delivering, supporting or undertaking STP training in either specialism, please take the opportunity to share your views.
Please also share this post with colleagues who may wish to contribute.”
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