Applicant guide
How to choose a course, submit documents and prepare for training.
144-hour professional development courses
- Hygiene
- Epidemiology
- Bacteriology
- Sanitary and hygienic laboratory testing
- Apply by
- 26.10.2026
- Classes start
- 02.11.2026
How to apply
Choose a course and review its programme
Check the subject, course type, study hours and admission requirements.
Confirm admission arrangements
Confirm the deadline, teaching language, funding arrangements and required documents with the Centre.
Submit your documents
Specify the selected course in the application form and check your information before submitting.
Receive confirmation from the Centre
After applying, obtain enrolment confirmation and joining instructions from the responsible Centre staff member.
Preparing your documents
Prepare information about your education, specialty, workplace and chosen course. Obtain the exact list of supporting documents from the Centre; it depends on the course and admission basis.
An external application form will open. Google sign-in may be required.Frequently asked questions
What does the Centre do?
The Centre was established in 2023 under Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 272. It provides retraining and professional development in sanitary and epidemiological welfare and public health.
Who can apply?
Courses are intended for epidemiologists, hygienists, microbiologists, laboratory staff and other relevant professionals. Selected thematic courses may also accept relevant staff from other organisations on a contract basis. Education requirements are checked against the chosen programme.
How is training delivered?
Short 36–72-hour courses are delivered online. 144-hour courses are offered in person or as regional training cycles; regional cycles may combine online theory with in-person practical sessions. Check the announcement or ask the group coordinator about the specific format.
How many credits are required?
Over five years: medical staff with higher education need 250 credits, at least 50 annually; secondary medical and pharmaceutical staff need 140, at least 28 annually. Basis: PQ-4666, Annex 4.
Is budget-funded training available?
Funding depends on staff category and primary workplace. Confirm eligibility for budget funding with the education department.
How do I pay?
For contract-funded training, check the fee, bank details and payment deadline in your contract. Contact the Centre with payment questions.
Is accommodation provided?
Before travelling, ask Centre staff about availability, address and accommodation costs.
How do I obtain travel documents?
Tell the Centre in advance which documents your employer requires for official travel.
What if I miss a class?
Notify your teacher or group coordinator. Catch-up and assessment arrangements follow the course requirements.
How do I receive my certificate?
Certificate requirements are defined by the programme and assessment rules. Contact the Centre about results or certificates.
Can every course be completed online?
Delivery format is set for each course. Confirm whether practical sessions require in-person attendance.