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Training

There are many different training opportunities available to you at the Health Library. We can help you to get the most out of our resources and develop your research and information skills.

We run:
  • scheduled webinars - online group learning
  • bespoke training - training sessions for classes, departments or other groups around a particular information topic
  • 1-to-1 training sessions - support for your individual dissertation, project or research
Training is available throughout the year, for both Keele students and staff and NHS staff
If you work in for the NHS in the community our Outreach librarians can deliver training at your workplace.

We have a range of online etutorials to help you to get started using our resources and develop your information skills.

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