Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training
Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training is the national standard for improving understanding of learning disability and autism across health and social care. Training is currently bookable through NCORE and must be booked individually. Funding beyond March 2026 is not guaranteed so we strongly encourage individuals to book on to sessions.
The training provides staff across health and social care with essential knowledge, greater confidence, and an improved understanding of how best to deliver safe, effective and person-centred support.
Over 200 tier 1 part 2 sessions planned until March 2026 Click here to sign up via NCORE
There are over 40 tier 2 part 2 sessions planned until March 2026 Click here to sign up via NCORE
Derbyshire Primary Care Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training (OMMT) Interest & Readiness Survey
In September 2025, the Oliver McGowan Code of Practice was ratified in Parliament. This means that any training on Learning Disability and Autism must now meet the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training (OMMT) Code of Practice requirements. Currently, UHDB project team in partnership with JUCD partners are rolling out our system offer up to March 2026 and then the responsibility is proposed to transfer to Trust/support organisations to deliver post April 26.