Other events

Tuesday 7 October

9.30 am - 3 pm

Venue TBC (in Oxfordshire with parking)

Register your attendance and receive a calendar invite with a detailed agenda to follow.

Tuesday 14 October

10am

It's almost one year since the preventative duty on sexual harassment came into force. This is a duty that requires employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of their workers.

Designed for carers from overseas in partnership with SESCA.

An online course over 6 weeks with a live trainer, 10 - 11.30am, each Wednesday for 6 weeks, from 15 October 2025 - 19 November 2025.

This is the training that we have offered to workers registered with the IR scheme in the SE region, and we have had excellent feedback on it. 

RecruitMatch have agreed to offer a special price of £150 to providers who book it for their staff.

Providers should contact RecruitMatch directly if they have any questions. 

Tuesday 21 October

10 - 11 am

Personal devices, WhatsApp 7 data sharing

Delivered by the Cyber Resilience Centre Network - free police-led webinar for the UK Care Sector.

Session 2: Explore the risks of using personal tech at work and how to protect sensitive data. Includes live Q&A.

Tuesday 21 October

Wednesday 26 November

All 11.30am - 1pm

Only need to attend one

This autumn a series of free sessions aimed at supporting your organisation to run a successful nursing preceptorship programme. 

Preceptorship programmes are a vital part of the support required to recruit and retain registered nurses and nursing associates who are new to the NMC register. 

Nursing preceptorship is a structured period of support and development for newly registered nurses and nursing associates as they transition into their professional roles.

It is designed to smooth the transition into the workforce, promote safe, effective, and confident practice and foster a sense of belonging and professional identity. Newly qualified nursing staff are called ‘preceptees’ and are supported by more experienced nursing staff who act as ‘preceptors’.

The preceptorship series is designed to enable organisations to put a programme of preceptorship in place and utilise the existing knowledge and skills of their experienced nursing staff who can provide preceptorship leadership and act as preceptors for newly qualified staff.

There are two separate sessions, running through September, October and November, for those people in your nursing team who could carry out the following roles - one would be a preceptorship lead, who would lead on this for the organisation, and then other nursing staff who could act as preceptors.

Wednesday 22 October

Thursday 27 November

(3 hours – different time on each date)

Only need to attend one 

This autumn a series of free sessions aimed at supporting your organisation to run a successful nursing preceptorship programme.

Preceptorship programmes are a vital part of the support required to recruit and retain registered nurses and nursing associates who are new to the NMC register. 

Nursing preceptorship is a structured period of support and development for newly registered nurses and nursing associates as they transition into their professional roles.   

It is designed to smooth the transition into the workforce, promote safe, effective, and confident practice and foster a sense of belonging and professional identity. Newly qualified nursing staff are called ‘preceptees’ and are supported by more experienced nursing staff who act as ‘preceptors’.   

The preceptorship series is designed to enable organisations to put a programme of preceptorship in place and utilise the existing knowledge and skills of their experienced nursing staff who can provide preceptorship leadership and act as preceptors for newly qualified staff.   

There are two separate sessions, running through September, October and November, for those people in your nursing team who could carry out the following roles - one would be a preceptorship lead, who would lead on this for the organisation, and then other nursing staff who could act as preceptors. 

Wednesday 22 October

4.30 - 6 pm

Speaker:

• Dr Adelina Comas-Herrera, Director, Global Observatory of Long-Term Care, LSE

Hybrid: in-person and online:

Thursday 23 October 2025

9.30 - 11:30 am

Online 

The state of the adult social care sector and workforce in England 2025  

Join the regional launch event for our flagship adult social care workforce data report.

Tuesday 4 November

10 - 11 am

Care Sector Cyber Series

Delivered by the Cyber Resilience Centre Network - free police-led webinar for the UK Care Sector.

Session 3: Learn to spot everyday mistakes, encourage "speak up" habits and embed awareness in daily routines.. Includes live Q&A. 

Wednesday 26 November

11 am - 3 pm

Oxfordshire

Join us for a dynamic Careers Festival aimed at young people currently studying health and care courses locally.

This event brings together local care providers and students to help them with first steps into social care employment.

This event is organised by LSIP Oxfordshire and LSIP Berkshire in collaboration with local partners, including OACP.

More details - see Networks & Events drop down menu

Find local events run by Oxfordsire schools that need employers to talk to young people about career prospects.