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Who is this course suitable for? Our course is open to anyone with a passion for ear care. It is ideal for nurses, healthcare professionals and anyone looking to start a new career in ear wax removal.
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How long is this course? This is a intensive one day training course running from 9:30 am to approximately 6pm.
How many learners are on each course? To ensure that every learners receives plenty of individual support and practical experience, courses are limited to a maximum of 4 learners.
What qualifications will I receive? You get a certificate of competency.

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What should I wear? Please wear comfortable, casual clothes and flat shoes.
Is Lunch included? Yes and all refreshments are included within the course fee.
Do I need any previous experience? No. The course is designed to take you through the theory and practical skills step by step, giving you the knowledge and confidence to perform ear wax removal safely.
Will I receive practical training? Yes. The afternoon is dedicated to practical, hands-on training using professional equipment under close supervision.
What certificate will I receive? On successful completion of the course, you will receive an Oh My Ear Academy Certificate of Competence.
What is your cancellation policy? If you need to cancel or change your booking, please refer to our Booking Terms and Cancellation Policy, which is provided when you book your place.
Do you offer ongoing support after the course? Yes. Ongoing support is available after your training if you need advice and guidance as you begin carrying out ear wax removal.
What will I learn? During the course you will learn: - Ear anatomy and physiology - Common ear conditions - Patient assessment and consent - Safe ear wax removal techniques - Infection prevention and control - Recognising contraindications and when to refer - Aftercare advice - Setting up and running your own ear wax removal service