Are you thinking about becoming a placement provider? Here you’ll find out how
Find out more about the benefits of hosting students and read our FAQsBecoming a placement provider gives you the opportunity to work in partnership with Health Education England (HEE) and the University. You'll help to develop a skilled, effective workforce to meet the health needs of the region, now and in the future.
Read what each step involvesThere are six steps involved in becoming a student placement provider
Learn more about the contractsTo become a student placement provider you will need to sign two contracts – the Workplace Agreement and the Learning Development Agreement.
Find out how to qualify for the paymentYou'll get paid approximately £100 per student per week in placement
University policies and guidance, for example, untoward incidents, lone working, fitness to practiceExplore the University of Plymouth's policies and placement guidance
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