The course is structured around safe practice, patient assessment, infection control, clinical decision-making and the practical skills needed to carry out ear wax removal responsibly. Built to the standard your insurer expects.
A fine suction probe lifts wax under magnification with no water, so it suits almost every patient including those with perforations or grommets.
Controlled warm-water irrigation using a modern electronic unit, performed safely to current best practice rather than the old syringing most people remember.
Precise removal using probes and hooks under direct vision. The skill that lets you finish what suction and water cannot.
Comprehensive material built by our clinical team, absorbed at your own pace so the theory is embedded before you arrive.
Roughly half the day is supervised practical work. You don't leave until you've performed all three methods competently.
Complete your pre-learning at your own pace: anatomy, conditions, infection control and consent.
Theory consolidation so everyone starts the practical on the same footing.
Ear anatomy, common conditions, red flags, contraindications and gaining valid consent.
Supervised microsuction, irrigation and manual instrumentation with one-to-one feedback.
We assess you on the day. If we cannot sign you off, your repeat session is free.
Finish with your CPD-accredited Certificate of Completion and a plan to start practising.
The full curriculum follows the regulatory and clinical guidance that governs ear care in the UK. You leave able to assess, treat and document safely, and to recognise exactly when a presentation falls outside your scope and needs onward referral.
A CPD-accredited provider, aligned with BSA, NICE and HCPC standards. Every course is taught by NHS-trained ear care clinicians and certified for professional development.



