Clinical skills training which ends with signed-off competence

Online learning, supervised practice and a competency record for every course, so you and your employer can see exactly what has been achieved.

How every course works

Knowledge alone doesn’t make a practitioner competent. Each course follows the same three stages, from theory to sign-off in your own workplace.

1. Learn online

Self-paced e-learning covering anatomy, evidence, risk and professional accountability, with an assessment at the end.

2. Practise under supervision

A classroom session with manikin practice, led by an experienced clinical educator, to build safe technique.

3. Sign off in practice

A structured competency record for your assessor to complete in the clinical area.

Courses

Practical skills training for hospital, community and private healthcare settings.

Peripheral IV cannulation and venepuncture

Safe insertion, care and removal of peripheral cannulae, and blood sampling. eLearning, classroom and competency record.

Male and female urethral catheterisation

For qualified nurses and midwives:
insertion, care, removal and infection
prevention.

Gastrostomy (PEG) and jejunostomy tube management

Tube care, balloon gastrostomy
changes and emergency
management.

Written by nurses who lead clinical services

Our courses are developed by senior registered nurses with experience of setting clinical standards, supporting staff through competency frameworks and governing safe practice across NHS services.

That means content that reflects how skills are actually taught, assessed and audited, not just how they appear in a textbook.

About IPQ Nurse Training


Evidence base: Aligned with national standards, the NMC Code and current infection prevention guidance.

Assessment: Online knowledge assessment plus a practical competency record for workplace sign-off.

CPD: Learning objectives and timings mapped for your revalidation portfolio.

Certificates: Numbered certificates issued on passing the eLearning assessment.