MyWay Diabetes Education Courses
We provide a variety of short open courses designed to address the education needs of both people living with type 1 and type 2 diabetes and healthcare professionals. Each course is usually delivered over 2 days, although we keep the site open for a few additional days to allow people to work through the content. The course also includes live Q&A sessions with diabetes experts, ensuring comprehensive support. Our courses are crafted to be inclusive and easily accessible.
Online and Free
Access for anyone anywhere
Live Q&A sessions with Health Care Professionals
Featured Courses
Understanding Type 1 Diabetes
Understanding Type 2 Diabetes
This QISMET-accredited course covers the basics of type 2 diabetes, including diagnosis, various treatment options, and the possibility of remission. It also explains why diabetes is important, touching on managing blood sugar, treatment goals, and long-term issues.
Running concurrently with this general course, we offer a culturally specific course that emphasizes the unique needs of ethnic communities and their experiences with type 2 diabetes.
T1 Diabetes and Technology
This course covers technologies for managing type 1 diabetes, including continuous glucose monitoring and insulin pump therapy. It provides insights on sensor usage, result interpretation, dose calculation, and lifestyle aspects.
Participants explore hybrid closed-loop systems and smart pens for advanced diabetes care. The course includes a live Q&A with diabetes experts on Zoom, who also moderate discussion boards and respond to comments throughout the course.
Diabetes and Ramadan
We offer two Ramadan-focused diabetes courses in partnership with the Diabetes and Ramadan International Alliance. One course is tailored for healthcare professionals in English, and the other is designed for individuals with diabetes in English, Arabic, and Malay.
Both courses aim to guide informed fasting decisions through risk assessment, safe fasting practices, dietary/physical activity guidance, medication adjustments and establishing safety nets. Live Q&A sessions with diabetes experts on Zoom are available in Arabic, Malay, and English.
Upcoming courses
| Date | Type of Course | Name of course |
|---|---|---|
| Mon 6th Feb to Mon 31st March 2025 | Ramadan | Diabetes and Ramadan: health care professionals and people living with diabetes |
| Wed 29th to Thurs 30th January 2025 | Type 1 | Understanding Type 1 |
| Wed 26th February 2025 | Type 2 | Type 2 Diabetes Remission |
| Wed 23rd to Thurs 24th April 2025 | Type 1 Technology | Type 1 & Tech |
| Wed 28th to Thurs 29th May 2025 | Type 2 | Understanding Type 2 |
| Wed 30th July 2025 | Type 1 | Type 1 & Physical Activity |
| Wed 24th September 2025 | Type 1 | Carb Counting |
| Wed 29th October 2025 | Type 2 | Type 2 on insulin |
| Wed 30th October 2025 | Type 2 | Type 2 in the Young |
| Wed 26th to Thu 27th November 2025 | Type 1 | Understanding Type 1 |
What people are saying they love about our courses
“I found the charts and illustrations useful and have downloaded these for quick reference.”
Person with type 1 diabetes
Course completed: Type 1 diabetes course
“I have had diabetes for 12 years now and became quite complacent about it. It was very good to take the refresher course. Everyone should do it.”
Person with type 2 diabetes
Course completed: Type 1 diabetes course
“Hearing the stories of others and having access to doctors in the live sessions was the most valuable part of the course for me.”
Person with type 1 diabetes
Course completed: Type 1 diabetes course
“The questions after each section really helped in ensuring that I understood what I had read. When not getting a question right, the correct answer came up and made me go over the points again. Also, the short film clips were very good. Gave me a better understanding of my diabetes type 2.”
Person with type 1 diabetes
Course completed: Type 2 diabetes course
“I’ve been able to engage with others in the same situation as me and update my understanding on several topics like expected care received from health boards and the benefits of receiving this.”
Person with type 2 diabetes
Course completed: Type 2 diabetes course
“The questions after each section really helped in ensuring that I understood what I had read. When not getting a question right, the correct answer came up and made me go over the points again. Also, the short film clips were very good. Gave me a better understanding of my diabetes type 2.”
Person with type 2 diabetes
Course completed: Type 2 diabetes course