Your guide to the next steps after graduation, including DFT, DVT and DCT
Prepare for life after graduation with our comprehensive guide to training options including DFT, DVT and DCT to help you secure your first job in dentistry.
Dental graduates undergo postgraduate training to practice in NHS general dental settings. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland this is called Dental Foundation Training (DFT). Find out more about the application process, Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs), and types of DFT placements.
More about Dental Foundation TrainingMeet and greet events provide a unique opportunity to connect with educational supervisors (ESs) throughout your selection process.
More about Preparing for meet and greet events: DFTDental graduates undergo postgraduate training to practice in NHS general dental settings. In Scotland, this is called Dental Vocational Training (DVT), which offers you a comprehensive career overview and a solid understanding of the NHS system.
More about Dental Vocational TrainingAttending an interview is a crucial step to meet potential educational supervisors (ESs) and make a strong first impression.
More about Preparing for interviews: DVTYour CV serves as a crucial tool in your job search, offering a concise overview of your skills, experience, and qualifications. Ultimately, it should highlight why you are the best person for the job, grab attention, and get you an interview.
More about Preparing your CV: Tips for studentsDental Core training (DCT) is a popular option often taken after DFT or DVT.
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