Register for our Foundation Module (Development Module)

Thank you for your interest in the MS Trust's foundation training course, the Development of Multiple Sclerosis Care and Management for Specialists.

Please complete the form below to register your interest and request your place. Or, complete our paper booking form (DOC, 201KB) and return it to education@mstrust.org.uk.

If your application is successful, you may be offered a bursary to help fund your place. A limited number of fully funded places are available for MS specialist nurses. Bursary options are available for other nurses and allied health professionals who specialise in supporting people with MS.

The cost for the course, for those not entitled to a funded place, is £2,160 including VAT. This includes the cost to register with Birmingham City University (£360) to complete the assignment, please note the assignment is compulsory.

Choose a course date

We recommend that you have been in post for at least 6 months before coming on the course.

Course dates

About you

For safeguarding purposes please confirm your age

Home address

About your role

Job role
What is the percentage caseload of MS patients you see?

Workplace address

Education and qualifications

Additional information

Do you require accommodation Monday to Friday?
Do you require accommodation on Sunday evening?
This is not funded by the MS Trust and will need to be paid for directly with the hotel. The course starts at 13.00 on Monday.
Do you have any dietary requirements?
Dietary preferences (please select all that apply)
Food allergies (please select all that apply)

If you have any other dietary requirements that you need to make us aware of, please contact education@mstrust.org.uk or call 01462 476700.

Keeping in touch with the MS Trust

By email?
By post?
By telephone?
By text message?

Terms and conditions

Please read our:

Terms and conditions for self-funded places

Terms and conditions for bursary-funded places

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