Abstract Aim Foundation doctors are under pressure early in their careers to attend highly subscribed and expensive surgical courses. We assessed the feasibility of a foundation doctor led and locally organised basic surgical skills introduction. Method The lead foundation doctor organised a basic surgical skills introduction for foundation year doctors at Salisbury District Hospital liaising with the postgraduate centre and local surgical consultants. This training was supervised by local consultants and registrars. This teaching delivered theory and practise in suturing, knot tying and laparoscopy by local and familiar trainers. Feedback was collected using the Likert scale. Results 12 foundation doctors attended. 100% either agreed or strongly agreed the introduction was helpful and well organised. 25% either agreed or strongly agreed feeling confident with suturing and knot tying before the teaching which increased to 92% after teaching. Only 8.3% either agreed or strongly agreed feeling confi
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