What courses do you offer?
We offer courses to all healthcare professionals including nurses, advanced clinical practitioners, healthcare assistants etc. Our full range of courses can be found here.
We are constantly adding to our portfolio, if you have a suggestion for a course please contact us and let us know.
Be sure to follow our social media accounts so you are notified when we add a new course as this is where we will promote them. You can find links to our socials at the top of the page.
Are courses fully funded for NUH employees?
Depending on your role within the Trust, you may be able to apply for funding. This is something you need to discuss with your Line Manager/Divisional Educational Lead as they have the information you require regarding access to funding pots, availability of departmental budgets and can direct you through the correct application process.
At a last resort, you can self-fund your attendance and pay by card.
How much are your courses?
Our courses are competitively priced against other providers to an affordable level for every customer. The prices of our courses reflect the quality of the learning you will receive when attending the course. Each course has a different price to reflect the length of course, facilitation of the course, planning and writing of the course and the equipment you will use during the course.
How to find and book a course
Where are you based?
DREEAM is located inside Queens Medical Centre, on A-Floor in West Block. The best way to arrive at DREEAM is through West Block but if you come through the QMC main enterence you will have to go down a level using the stairs/lift. For more information on how to find us, click here.
The course I wish to purchase is full, can I join a waiting list?
If you wish to join our waiting list, please find the "Join Waiting List" link next to your preferred date. If no dates are listed for the course you wish to attend, then please fill in this form here.
Do you provide proof of course registration for visa purposes?
Upon booking, you will receive a confirmation e-mail to prove you have booked on to the course and on completion of payment, a receipt can also be sent to you on request.
How do I access your E-Learning platform?
To access our E-Learning platform you need to navigate to the main homepage of the website and scroll down to a button called ‘E-Learning site’. Clicking this will open a new tab in your browser taking you to the 'log in' section of our Moodle site. You should already have login credentials for the course you are attending; if you have not yet received them please contact us.
I completed a course with you but I haven’t received my certificate, what do I do?
Please email us with the course title and date you attended and we will get back to you.
Can I change or cancel my course date?
We are sorry you are now unable to attend the planned course date.
Please refer to our Cancellation Policy. If your request falls within our cancellation policy under changing course place, please review the next available dates https://www.dreeam.ac.uk/courses and confirm which date you would like to attend. We will then be able to move your course place. If your request falls between 4-6 weeks as per our policy, we can refund 50% of your course place or move you to a new date but, you will be required to fund any additional costs to attend a different course (if appropriate). If your request falls under 4 weeks, we will be unable to move or refund your place, and you will need to book and pay for a new place if you still wish to attend the course.
Contact us at nuhnt.dreeam@nhs.net to proceed.
I'm a manager, can I swap a booking?
Yes, please email us at nuhnt.dreeam@nhs.net with the following details:
Course name
Booking ID
Name of the current learner
Name, email address and contact number for the new booking
What research trials are currently running?
Information about current research studies can be found here.
How do I access research funding?
If you work at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) your senior team will be able to help you apply for funding to complete modules with an evidence based focus. Alternatively, you can access research courses via the University of Nottingham or Nottingham Trent University. Further information can be found here.
Can I do a placement/work experience with you?
Clinical placements
All Clinical Placements must go directly to our NUH Clinical Placements team, DREEAM cannot support you with any placement requests.
E-mail: nuhnt.clinicalattachmentenquiries@nhs.net
The team will help facilitate a placement with you.
The applicant must:
1. Have passed all parts of IELTS at 7.0 or above or OET at a B.
2. Be ordinarily resident within the Nottingham area or have the means to live in or around Nottingham for the period of the attachment (without requiring hospital accommodation).
Thank you for your interest in NUH and we wish you the best of luck securing your placement.
Medical Student placements
All Medical Student elective Placements must go directly to our NUH Undergraduate Medical Education team, DREEAM cannot support you with any placement requests.
The team will help facilitate a placement with you.
Please email nuhnt.ugmededelectives@nhs.net
Other student placement requests
If you are a student interested in discussing a placement at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) Trust, please e-mail nuhnt.studentplacements@nhs.net
Work experience requests
For work experience requests, please email the Wider Workforce Team via nuhnt.widerworkforce@nhs.net
Do you provide clinical assessment and sign off within your courses?
We provide you with the theory to start the process, we advise you to seek sign off within your own department so you learn your organisations in-house processes.
If you are struggling to be signed off on your practical assessments with your current employer to become a practitioner, we may be able to help on an ad hoc basis but there would be an additional cost.
Frequent Acronyms
The attached document has some of the most frequent acronyms that you will hear and see on our website and around the clinical setting