What “MedCourse Verified” Means
A check on the provider — so you can spend less time wondering whether a course is from a credible source.
When you see the Verified Provider mark on MedCourse, it means we have reviewed the provider and back them as a credible source of education for UK resident doctors.
It's a check on the provider — not a line-by-line audit of every individual course. We don't create, deliver, or sell these courses ourselves, so always check the provider's own terms before booking.
Our standards
A provider earns the mark when, on review, they meet all of the following.
Legitimate & contactable
A real organisation or individual, with a working website, a reachable contact, and clarity on who is behind it.
Relevant to UK resident doctors
Courses genuinely aimed at the UK medical training pathway — not generic or unrelated CPD.
Accurate listings
Descriptions, prices, dates, and claims (CPD points, accreditation) are truthful and kept current.
Credible delivery
Evidence the courses actually run and are delivered professionally: a track record, faculty credentials, learner feedback, or a first-hand look.
Fair & transparent
Clear pricing, honest marketing, and sensible booking and refund terms.
Good standing
No unresolved complaints or red flags, and responsive when issues are raised.
What it doesn't mean
Verification covers the provider, not a guarantee of every course, price, or date. MedCourse is an independent directory — we don't take payment in exchange for the mark, and we don't deliver the courses. Booking, payment, and delivery all happen on the provider's own website.
The mark is reviewed when a provider joins and revisited if issues are raised. If a provider stops meeting these standards, the mark can be removed.
Spotted something?
If a listing looks inaccurate or a provider isn't meeting these standards, tell us — we read everything and act on it.