Training on Public Health

Public health isn’t about guesswork; it’s about understanding patterns, systems, and the numbers behind the headlines. This training walks through the key principles of public health—from disease control to ethics—offering structure without the stress.

With modules covering epidemiology, health systems, maternity health, and measures of disease frequency, the course connects the dots between science, service, and decision-making. It’s built for those who like things evidence-based, statistically sound, and morally thought through (with only a modest amount of drama).

Learning Outcomes:

• Define public health goals and related healthcare strategies clearly.
• Explore principles of epidemiology and disease frequency measures.
• Understand methods used for monitoring and disease control.
• Identify public health concerns in maternity and child health.
• Examine health system structures and policy-level functions.
• Discuss public health ethics and their application in services.

Who is this Course For:

• Public service staff analysing disease control responsibilities.
• Healthcare administrators managing population-level health initiatives.
• Students of health or epidemiology-related academic programmes.
• NGO workers addressing public health or maternity issues.
• Policy analysts interested in population health measures.
• School health coordinators monitoring student health data.
• Data officers collecting disease frequency metrics reliably.
• Professionals studying public health ethics and systems.

Career Path:

• Public Health Officer – £33,000 avg. salary
• Epidemiology Analyst – £37,000 avg. salary
• Health Policy Advisor – £42,000 avg. salary
• Community Health Coordinator – £31,000 avg. salary
• Maternal Health Programme Officer – £34,000 avg. salary
• Public Health Data Analyst – £35,500 avg. salary