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Targeted learning & training review

Targeted Learning

Targeted Learning is a process by which trainees who have not successfully passed RANZCP Fellowship Program requirements by the required deadlines and/or those who have failed multiple times are required to receive additional assistance, support and mentoring.

Training Review

Trainees who have not progressed through the Fellowship Program as outlined in the Progression through Training Policy and the Trainee Progress Trajectory will be required to submit a training review application to the Committee for Training as to why they should be able to continue towards Fellowship.

For more information, please refer to the relevant training regulation.

Application for trajectory adjustment

Trainees may submit an application to the Committee for Training (CFT) to adjust their individual training trajectory due to exceptional circumstances prior to approaching the deadlines as depicted on the Trainee Progress Trajectory [PDF; 77 KB]. Applications can be made at any point during training and should include:

  • the reason(s) for the application
  • a plan outlining the proposed course of action to complete the Fellowship requirements
  • any other relevant information (e.g. medical certificate, references, statements showing how trainee has progressed to date)
  • correspondence from the supervisor/Director of Training (DOT)/Branch Training Committee (BTC); if the trainee does not wish to seek DOT/BTC support, they should express their reasons in the application.

Any applications for individual consideration will be considered by the CFT on a case by case basis. For more information, please refer to the relevant training regulation.

Please direct enquiries to trajectory@ranzcp.org.  

Last updated 31 May 2023

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