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Understanding Skin Cancer

A short online course for non-medical people who see a lot of skin in their daily work.

This interactive course is a quick and easy way to learn what skin cancer is, the risk factors, as well as prevention and treatment methods.

Fully online and self-paced, this short course will only take around one hour to complete.

Be part of the skin cancer solution!

Understanding Skin Cancer is ideal for professionals who regularly see their clients’ skin, such as hairdressers, tattoo artists and massage therapists. The course is also open to any members of the public looking to learn more about skin cancer.

Understanding more about skin cancer will help you start a conversation with your clients, family and friends. Just asking “when did you last have your skin checked?” can get the ball rolling and increase awareness about potentially deadly skin cancer.

Understanding Skin Cancer

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Commencement

Start any time
Duration

Self-paced – three months access from date of enrolment
CPD Hours


*Disclaimer – please refer to below.
Format

Self-paced, interactive online modules

Features

  • Engaging, interactive course delivery with access to additional online content
  • Gain practical information about skin cancer risk, prevention and treatment options
  • Learn how to start a conversation with your clients, family and friends

Course Fees

$25 AUD/NZD

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Entry Requirements

No pre-requisites apply for this exciting, interactive course.

If you have a passion for health and interested in being part of the skin cancer solution for your friends, family and clients, this is the perfect course for you!

Don’t delay, REGISTER NOW!

Further Information

1300 754 676

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*The above summary shows the hours reasonably required for a diligent person holding the necessary pre-requisite qualifications and knowledge to properly complete all aspects of this CPD activity.
If required, additional hours can be optionally self-reported together with supporting evidence.