Virtual Learning Environment
Welcome to NHS Health Scotland's Virtual Learning Environment
This space hosts a wide range of eLearning modules, event information, resources and forums. Best of all, most of our training is free. Join our VLEWe’re here to provide workers and volunteers in the NHS, wider public sector, private and third sectors across Scotland with the knowledge and skills to help tackle a range of health inequalities issues.
Whether you’d like to find the right approach to mitigating health inequalities in areas such as alcohol and drugs, healthy weight or suicide prevention – or if you want to understand more about preventing health inequalities – these learning opportunities will give you the confidence to take the right action within your own area of work.
Our resources are developed with experts from across Scotland’s learning, healthcare and third sectors.
Many of our learning resources can be used flexibly to fit around you and your working day.
Develop your skills, enhance your practice and improve the health of others
Our Learning Brochure features a wide range of learning modules and e-learning courses on offer.
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At Healthy Working Lives our principle focus is to work with employers to enable them to understand, protect and improve the health of their employees. We do this by providing free support and advice to businesses and organisations across Scotland through our website, Adviceline and a network of advisers. You can call the Healthy Working Lives Adviceline for free on 0800 019 2211
New courses
British Sign Language (BSL) and Tactile BSL awareness
This module aims to develop awareness of British Sign Language (BSL) and to share good practice in communicating with people who use BSL to improve experience of services. Click below to access the course.
Place standard learning resource
The aim of this learning resource is to enable users through the use of tools and templates to understand and practically apply the Place Standard Tool. This learning resource is brought to you by NHS Health Scotland, the Scottish Government and Architecture and Design Scotland. This resource extends to any group looking to undertake a Place Standard assessment and has primarily been designed with community and third sector groups and organisations in mind.