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Supporting you and your development
Discover our learning activities, educational courses, local learning and more for members in Wales
Updated: 12 October 2026 -
Manifesto briefings
Manifesto briefings
Updated: 23 February 2026 -
RCN Wales Agored Centre
Find out more about accredited learning opportunities for the nursing team provided by RCN Wales. RCN Wales are an approved Agored Cymru centre, delivering educational programmes with academic credits for the nursing team.
Updated: 12 October 2026 -
magazines
Wear the badge, save a life: teaching nursing students to spot the signs of domestic abuse
How an RCN-led initiative is giving students in Northern Ireland the skills to help victims
Updated: 9 October 2026 -
magazines
Five career-boosting benefits to attending RCN Congress
In Liverpool this year, professional development opportunities are available free of charge for members
Updated: 10 October 2026 -
Care in custody: In conversation with nursing teams working in justice (Hybrid)
What is it like working as nurse in justice settings? What makes the role attractive? How do nursing teams overcome the unique challenges the sector presents? Join our panel of Nurse of the Year finalists who will share their experiences of working in justice settings, and how they innovate, develop...
Updated: 10 October 2026 -
DUKPC 2026: A flying visit to Liverpool
Tamsin talks about her attendance at Diabetes UK as a speaker and attendee.
Updated: 10 October 2026 -
Hybrid nursing leadership: not a luxury, but a safety requirement
Modern nursing is too complex to be led at a distance. If authority is separated from clinical and professional credibility, safety is weakened, not strengthened.
Updated: 11 October 2026 -
Insights into being an Elected Council member
Sally Bassett shares her insight into RCN Council and what opportunities are available for members to lead.
Updated: 11 October 2026 -
RCN Wales calls for graduate guarantee for newly qualified nurses in Wales as only 69% of anticipated nursing graduates this year are set to secure a job.
HEIW have announced that only 69% of nurses who have trained and been part of the NHS for the past 3 years will currently have a job within the NHS in Wales.
Updated: 10 October 2026
