National Training Surveys

The National Training Surveys are a core part of the work that the GMC carries out each year to monitor the quality of medical education and training in the UK.

Each year we survey the majority of doctors in the UK who are trainers or trainees.

Survey news

Key findings report

You can now download the national training survey 2011 key findings report (trainee survey).

Survey reporting tool

You can look at more detailed reports from 2006-2011 on the survey reporting tool (opens in a new window).

Confirmation emails

If you need confirmation that you completed the survey please email us at NTS@gmc-uk.org and we will check our system and reply within five working days.

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Survey background

The National Training Survey was established in 2005 and before the merger of the GMC and PMETB in April 2010, it was managed by PMETB.

Read more background on the National Training Survey.

Survey development project 2012

As well as migrating the survey into our in-house computer systems for 2012, we are conducting a thorough review of the question sets and reporting of the survey.

Read more about the survey development project.

Survey results

The results of the 2011 survey were made available to the deaneries in September 2011 and to the public in November 2011. 

View the results from 2011 and previous years.

Contact your deanery

If you need to discuss the survey with your deanery, you can find out who to contact in our list of deanery contacts.