e-learning resources for multi-professional advancing practice supervision
The South East Faculty for Advancing Practice have developed e-learning resources for multi-professional advancing practice supervision. This e-learning resource has been designed to support supervisors in identifying and developing the capabilities required to supervise the developing advanced practitioner.
The e-learning resource is aimed at:
– Those new to advanced practice supervision.
– Experienced advanced practice supervisors
All of the sessions within the e-learning programme are mapped to the Advanced Practice Supervisor Capabilities Framework Advanced Practice Supervisor Capabilities – Advanced Practice (NHS England, 2025). By creating a training programme mapped to these national capabilities, this resource aims to elevate the knowledge and skills of those supervising advanced practitioners.
The e-learning begins with a skills scan which allowed supervisors to self-assess and identify their own learning needs in the context of AP supervision, following which supervisors can access module 1 and the first two sessions: Foundations of AP Supervision and Understanding the AP’s scope of practice. Following this, supervisors can complete module 2 which contains 8 optional sessions, depending on their skills scan.
The eLearning is hosted on the Learning Hub and can be accessed by all. The link to the eLearning can be found here: https://learninghub.nhs.uk/catalogue/advanced-practice.
Further information and support can be found in the below PDF.
E-Learning Modules
The Educator Training Resources programme – elearning for healthcare
ETR contains elearning sessions for clinical educators and supervisors across the healthcare professions. Most modules take about 30 minutes to complete and are a mixture of text and video-based sessions.
The modules are organised into 5 domains. Full details can found here
To go straight to the 5 domains please use the following link
You do not need to sign-in, you can simply click on the View button to access the modules.