ESMS Course
ESMS Mohs Surgery Course and Lab Technician Course 2026
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce that the ESMS Mohs Surgery Course and the ESMS Lab Technician Course 2026 will take place in London on 11–12 SEPTEMBER 2026.
These courses offer focused, high-quality training in Mohs surgery, laboratory techniques, frozen section processing, and reconstruction methods, guided by experienced ESMS faculty. Participants can look forward to practical sessions, demonstrations, and opportunities for discussion with peers and experts.
Dates:
11-12 SEPTEMBER 2026 – Mohs Surgery Course
12 SEPTEMBER 2026 – Lab Technician Course
Location: London, UK – King’s College London
We look forward to welcoming you to London for two days of valuable learning and exchange. More information on registration and the programme will be shared soon.
Kind regards
ESMS Board, including the Local Organiser, Nisith Sheth
Pre-registration
Sign up for the pre-registration to the next course by emailing registration@cap-partner.eu
By pre-registering, you will be added to a waiting list, giving you the opportunity to register for the course before it becomes available to the general public on this website.
Seats for the course is limited and is given by first come first served basis.
Travel Information – UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
When travelling to the UK for this course in 2026, please note that most visa-exempt travellers will be required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before departure.
From 25 February 2026, an approved ETA will be mandatory for travellers from visa-exempt countries, including EU/EEA countries, the USA, Canada and Australia. Without a valid ETA, airlines may deny boarding.
Who needs an ETA?
Citizens of visa-exempt countries travelling to the UK for short stays (up to 6 months)
Children and infants
Transit passengers passing through the UK and going through border control
Key information
Cost: £16
ETA is a digital travel authorisation linked to your passport
Required before travel – “No permission, no travel”
How to apply
Applications must be submitted via the official UK government channels:
Online at GOV.UK
Or via the official UK ETA app
You will need your passport, a digital photo, and to answer a few security questions. Please beware of unofficial websites that may charge higher fees.
Read more and apply here: https://www.gov.uk/eta
We recommend applying well in advance of your travel to ensure a smooth journey.
Programme
The programme is not yet ready to be made public; however, you may refer to the 2024 programme as an indication, as the 2026 programme is expected to follow a similar structure.
