Our Talk Cancer training programme is available in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Prices range between £380 to £1,250 and can be run either online or face-to-face. We'll listen to your group’s needs to find the best training format to suit you. We have four group workshops available to book:
Our standard cancer awareness training workshop. You’ll learn the skills to talk to people about ways to reduce the risk of cancer, spotting cancer early and the national cancer screening programmes
Our cancer awareness training workshop with content tailored for pharmacists and their teams
An extension of our cancer awareness training workshop where we train people in how to deliver a scripted presentation focussing on cancer awareness and how to manage audience questions and discussion
Our standard cancer awareness training workshop interpreted into any language, including British Sign Language. If you provide the interpreters, we can work with you to tailor the workshop content to be relevant and culturally sensitive to your community.
Email Talk CancerIf you don’t have a group to book a workshop with, we also offer our cancer awareness workshop online to individuals for free.
We try to accommodate multiple people from the same organisation, but if there are more than two people, we may not be able to have everyone attend and would instead recommend a private group workshop.
Register your interest for a future online workshop.
You can get a free cancer awareness workshop if you can help reach people who need cancer information the most. If you're not eligible for a free workshop, you can register for one of our paid workshops.
Check if you're eligibleIf you promote health and well-being to the public or communities then you can take part in our Talk Cancer training. Here’s a list of some of the people and their roles who can take part:
Community groups and volunteers
Local authorities
Health Improvement Teams
Health and well-being services such as disability groups, food banks, stop smoking services, and charities
Pharmacy teams
Health roles such as GP practice staff, occupational therapists, social workers, dentists, and mental health professionals
Faith leaders and groups
Phone or email us if you would like to learn more about how to talk about cancer, reducing risk and early diagnosis.
We also offer cancer awareness programmes for employees and nurse support for the public.
Our Cancer Awareness in the Workplace programme supports employees to reduce their risk of cancer and take positive action for their health.
If you or someone close to you has been affected by cancer, you can talk to our cancer nurses or get access to our Cancer Chat community.
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