Project Licence Holder Course
;COVID 19 UPDATE: TEACHING IS STILL GOING ON. SEE STATEMENT HERE.
If you are applying for a Project Licence you have to complete an accredited course covering EU Modules 9-11, as well as the full PIL A & B course. If your project licence includes surgical procedures then you'll also need to attend additional PIL C training (Modules 21 & 22).
The PPL Holder Course is structured around a series of presentations delivered by experts in that particular field. Rather than straight lectures, the format is that of a busy, sometimes intense, but always informal and friendly round the table discussion for about 6-9 delegates. See below timetable and the FAQs for more general information.
COVID19 UPDATE. We won't let a bit of RNA stop us and our courses are run remotely with a series of interactive sessions spread over 4 days. See below for draft timetable
REMOTE teaching timetable
This is a guide to enable you to plan ahead. Each session is scheduled to last a maximum of two hours (possibly less in practice). The sessions will be live and interactive, as per our custom, but without our wonderful food or coffee (the fee reflects this). It is important that you are committed to attending all the sessions though. Feel free to contact us should you have any questions.
Monday 6th Dec - 10 am - 12 pm. Session 1 - Scientific and Ethical Issues
Monday 6th Dec - 2 - 4 pm Session 2 - Refinement
Tuesday 7th Dec - 10 am - 12 pm Session 3 - Reduction: Determining Significance
Tuesday 7th Dec - 2 - 4 pm Session 4 - Reduction: Controlling Variation
Wednesday 8th Dec - 10 am -12 pm Session 5 :Care-Full stories
Wednesday 8th Dec - 2 - 4 pm Session 5 - From Replacement to Reporting.
Thursday 9th Dec - 10 am - 12 pm Session 6 - Managing a PPL
Thursday 9th Dec - 2 - 4 pm Session 7 - Actual Severity Reporting, resources and assessment instructions
In addition to the course, we are also running a remote session on
"HOW TO WRITE A PPL" on Friday 29th October and Friday 26th November 2021 from 10:00 am till 11:00 am.
Please email training@bms.ox.ac.uk if you want to attend this session