Access the education support platforms detailed below via our website. Passwords are emailed to you early in training and ‘how to’ documentation is available on MeL.
Important: Please ensure your address, phone and email details are always current on SWAN throughout your training. Having your current information is also essential for MCCC when pre-populating and printing your provider number applications.
MCCC Training Records and Administration System
Support – swan@mccc.com.au
MCCC eLearning
Support – mel@mccc.com.au
Support – info@mccc.com.au
The MCCC website hosts all the AGPT, RACGP and ACRRM policy and form links, as well as MCCC’s own policies. These policies provide detailed information about the education and training aspects of the program and the necessary forms.
Please take the time to familiarise yourself with these policies. They should also be used as a resource to answer questions you may have throughout your training.
Our friendly, knowledgeable program team is dedicated to supporting you and will be in frequent contact to ensure you are on track to complete your training milestones.
It is important to check your ‘To Do’ list in SWAN as this indicates due dates for submitting reports and lists activities needing to be completed.
You will also receive a quarterly registrar e-newsletter called GP Pulse. This outlines important upcoming workshop/webinar dates and additional networking or educational opportunities to supplement your training.
Make sure to also follow us on social media to keep informed of events happening in your region.
You can find us on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, plus Instagram will be launched in February 2020.
This handbook is not intended to replace the vocational training information and requirements of the AGPT, RACGP or ACRRM websites. Additionally, this handbook provides MCCC specific information and should be used in conjunction with the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) Guide for GP Registrars 2019.
Please ensure you take the time to explore the above websites as well as websites for GPRA and GPSA. These will inform you about your rights and responsibilities as a GP registrar.
The medical education sector has an abundance of acronyms. Please refer to the MCCC Acronyms, Abbreviations and Definitions document for further information.