Hi Ingrid thank you for this informative video. You have gained a new subbie. Please help me with this one... Now that I did my Diploma from a College before the new curriculum if I want to do my Masters degree what do I need to do... And I am in Western Cape where can I go study towards my masters degree?
Hello there Lee! Thank you for the support🙏🏽. I love your question! Ok, firstly congrats🌟. You would need to do Honors first and then do your masters. Alternatively, you can do a post basic specialty then your Masters. Lovely question and all the best🌻🙏🏽. Ps, please share my channel🙏🏽
Hi, Ingrid. Thank you for sharing your expertise. My son is looking into doing a degree in Health Sciences for eg. Nursing or Physio. I have learned a lot since watching your videos. I will continue to look for upcoming videos. Your videos are informative and most South African teens are not well informed with regard to the requirements of Higher Learning. All though there are UNI or Colleges you can visit I just feel that platforms like TH-cam can reach quite a wider audience. Thank you.🙌💖
Hi, Steve! Thank you very much for the feedback🙏🏽. We need nurses, physio’s, clinical technologists, dieticians. Wishing your son all the best and he should do what he is passionate about.
Hi Ingrid. I hope you are well. Thank you for this video, much appreciated 🙏. I just passed my matric last year with a bachelor's degree but didn't get accepted by universities. So I wanted to ask if diploma in nursing will lead me to being a doctor because last year I applied for MBChB, so I've been looking for alternative ways to get to Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of surgery. If yes, how will I get there with a diploma in nursing? Thank you.
Hi there Ntokozo! Thanks for watching this video. You can do nursing at Netcare, Life or private accredited colleges. You may also consider a Bsc as well. Universities are unpredictable but also try applying again for Medicine. Apply where you can and keep your options open. All the best🙏🏽🌻
Hi sister.I want to study for a nursing degree and am wondering if I have started my first year at a college studying for a diploma in nursing,will it possible for me to get accepted at a university to for a nursing degree and get credited for all/some of my first year modules and possibly continue to second year?
Hi there Triniti! As far as I know, in South Africa, we assist the Aneastetist but do not actually put the patient under. Conscious sedation is also done under a doctor’s direct supervision. Also refer to your scope of practice. God bless🙏🏽🌻.
Good day Ingrid I recently got my nursing drive and would like to ask some questions I do not have matric so I did my course online a got a diploma in nursing and patient care and would like to know what steps to take to register at Sanc and also get practical knowledge I read I have to do community service for a year would that apply to me since my online course is not South African and what can I do I have a diploma in caregiving and a diploma in nursing and patient care basically I want to be registered as a nurse here
Hi there, Ntokozo. Wow I didn’t know nursing could be done online. For SANC, you would need all your transcripts from your courses. The second and most important thing is you need verification of clinical hours. This is because Nursing is a hands on profession, clinical hours are very important for registration and employment. Hope this helps. God bless🌻🙏🏽
@@ingridmohammed21 Hi Ingrid thank you for your response the online lessons were made due to the pandemic and I was doing the course because I wanted to relocate to the the UK as for clinical hours there in lies my problem this is where I was hoping community service would come in therefore I can get hands on practice
@@ntokozoyolandaselepe363 community service is part of Health sciences after students have complied with the other criteria. So there is a challenge there as well for you. Let me ask around.🌻🙏🏽
If a person has done the 3 year diploma..will they be able to immediately continue studying towards the advanced diploma in midwifery or will they have to do community service first?
Hi, there Molebo! Due to the shortage of nurses countrywide, com serve is still on the table, so yes. If midwifery is your passion, try to get into maternity units to gain the minimum required experience before applying for midwifery qualification. All the best, dear🙏🏽🌻
@@ingridmohammed21 Thank you. I have heard that some of the people who want to do medicine they can go through nursing. I would like to know if it apply to all countries ?
Hey Ingrid. I'm an NQF Level 6 holder a diploma so now since I nolonger be able to further my studies to be a on Level 7 or 8.Does that mean I'll be a pot plant with Level 6 till I decide whatsoever?
Hi Mam if I do the R171 course and I decide to add a year and do an advanced diploma in Midwifery will I then be on the same level as a person who has a degree and can I later specialize in midwifery
Hello Ingrid, thank you so much for this video. There are a lot of videos that confused me. I want to know when you qualify as a Registered General Nurse, are you able to take a course to specialize for example in Psychiatry ?
Hi Ingrid, since private colleges haven't been accredited for advanced nursing, is it possible after finishing ur diploma nursing in private institution then go to public institutions for the advanced midwifery
Hi there, Nonhlanhla. Remember that there is also a waiting list in the State sector. You will go in with a disadvantage and you will have to wait as well. Unless you go into a maternity hospital where the turnaround time will be shorter. I’m sorry for giving you this information, dear. Besides you will be obligated to serve out you study time in private, first. God bless🙏🏽🌻
Hi there I'm 29 years old and would really like to study nursing,but my matric results is very poor and I don't have life science as a subject,is there a course I can take that can lead me to study towards a nursing diploma or is it too late
Hi Ingrid..If I may ask to get clarity,If I'm registered to study 4 years Bachelor of Nursing at University,at the of the course what am I qualified as??
Hi Maryjane! Can I assume you are starting your Nursing career? CONGRATS 🎉. After your 4 year degree in Nursing science, you will be a Professional/ Registered Nurse.
Good day, I am finishing my BSc in Human Life Science this year. I applied to do a diploma in nursing. Is there a way I can use my degree to my advantage in the nursing career?
Hi there, Refiloe. It’s not a silly question at all, I would answer this question by saying… it depends on the sacrifices you are willing to make, to be the best you can be and there is no such thing as a highly paying position because the more you make depends on your personal relationship with money in general🌻🙏🏽
Hi, Subhash! I’m happy to hear that you would like to work in South Africa. Please contact South African Nursing council, there is a process to follow in order to be registered to Practice in South Africa. Hope this helps🌻🙏🏽
Good day ma'am 😁 I am currently busy studying the R171 programmer in nursing. If I am done with my conserve year can I study at university for my 1 year in midwifery and how do you go from a diploma to a degree? Thank you
Hi there, Thandie! Great question, my dear. I believe you would have to apply for post basic degree/ undergrad program which may be a 2 - 3 year program. Also remember that it will be full time study as Midwifery is a clinical nursing skill. Hope this answers your question. God bless and take care.
@@ingridmohammed21 And if I decide to study for each bar but study for diploma, how do I upgrade to a degree in nursing ? Or doctors degree in nursing? Do I still need to follow the same advice you gave me ma'am 😊 or will I be accredited if my nqf level is 8 because the it would be the same level as a degree
Yes you may continue by doing your Honors, Masters and PHD to become a Doctor in Nursing. As much as we need to have more PHDs, please put some effort in clinical nursing as well for a solid foundation. Love the drive in you. Reach for the stars💫🌟
Hi there Thandi. From my experience you would be at a disadvantage because according to Labour Law, you have less than 10 years to retirement. However, you may be able to work as a care giver in homes for the aged. But I’ve also seen that if this is your path, you will. God is ultimately in control. Hope this gives you clarity. 🙏🏽🌻
Hi Phola, as a Registered Nurse, your scope of practice allows you to perform some functions without supervision as a staff nurse who has completed a 2 year program, there is a limited scope in which you work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. To answer your second question yes you may apply with Maths Lit. But you have to have the recommended points to be considered. In orther words, you have to have a higher mark with Maths Lit. Consider that you need to be able to calculate drug doses. In Nursing there are a lot of functions that need Math calculation. Thank you for your questions😊
Hi I just found your channel and I love it too much,really informative.I would like to ask when will someone be able to work as a theatre nurse with this new curriculum coz I read one of the comments and you said a diploma only get maroon and you have to study further to get other epeullets.So must you have all your epeullets to be considered to be a theatre nurse?
@@ingridmohammed21 thank you so much for the information🙏🏾.I would also like to if someone does the degree course at a college,during their practicals Will they get paid?
Thank you for the information,I would also like to ask if a person does the higher certificate and wants to further their studies let’s say do the degree,will they have to start in the first year of the degree or will they bridge first year?
Hi Zandile, Nursing has its own curriculum. You may be credited if you’ve done Anatomy and Physiology post grade 12. Otherwise you will start from the beginning.
Hi there, Teopolina! You are never too old to follow your passion. The only question is, do you have 3 to 4 years to dedicate to study? If yes, then please go for it. I wish you all the best, dear. Stay blessed🙏🏽🌻
Hi there, Phumza! Great question, yes you can, but you will have to pay attention to anatomy and physiology. It will also depend on the institution. They may require a course in biology, prior consideration. The best is to contact the college for their entry requirements. All the best🙏🏽🌻
Thank you so much for ur wonderful videos ma Can i ask can i be able to work at the clinic if I'm a general nurse or if i have a midwife qualification only?
I enjoyed the video.But what i don't understand is the new 3 year program , wil the person also be a registered nurse with 3 bars on the apaulettes upon completion of the diploma or an enrolled nurse because I'm a bit confused
Hi there! No, the 3 year program is a maroon epuellette only. This is equivalent to bridging qualification. The 4 year is only a green bar for midwifery. All others bars will be post basic.
Hi, Cebo! Lovely question. You may be credited some courses, but I would suggest you do the degree in totality because every module is rich in information you require as a RN. Your experience will make it much easier to understand the modules in theory and practice. I would highly recommend you do the degree to really reap the benefits, my darling. Good luck and God bless🙏🏽🌻
Hi there Vumie, most colleges are open. It applies to the state sector, Netcare, Life Healthcare and Mediclinic. Not sure about privately owned Nursing Colleges.🙏🏽🌻
@@inamswati5558 at the moment there is some uncertainty regarding foreign students. I would recommend completing your studies in Pakistan, get some experience then apply abroad. All the best🙏🏽
@@nomsakori2521 as a registered nurse degree or diploma you are the same rank, nothing changes except as a degree student you have midwifery as an added qualification.
Hi Ingrid thank you for this informative video. You have gained a new subbie.
Please help me with this one... Now that I did my Diploma from a College before the new curriculum if I want to do my Masters degree what do I need to do... And I am in Western Cape where can I go study towards my masters degree?
Hello there Lee! Thank you for the support🙏🏽. I love your question! Ok, firstly congrats🌟. You would need to do Honors first and then do your masters. Alternatively, you can do a post basic specialty then your Masters. Lovely question and all the best🌻🙏🏽.
Ps, please share my channel🙏🏽
Hello Sr Ingrid thank you. I am doing my final year as a diploma student
Hi, Ingrid. Thank you for sharing your expertise. My son is looking into doing a degree in Health Sciences for eg. Nursing or Physio. I have learned a lot since watching your videos. I will continue to look for upcoming videos. Your videos are informative and most South African teens are not well informed with regard to the requirements of Higher Learning. All though there are UNI or Colleges you can visit I just feel that platforms like TH-cam can reach quite a wider audience. Thank you.🙌💖
Hi, Steve! Thank you very much for the feedback🙏🏽. We need nurses, physio’s, clinical technologists, dieticians. Wishing your son all the best and he should do what he is passionate about.
Thank you so much for the information.
On the new curriculum if you study the 171 at a college you would need to do another year to become a midwife
Hi there Londeka, yes you will need another year for midwifery.
Nokubonga, thanks for the comment🌻
Ohhh wow now im informed!!! Coz we weee the last intake of R425 in 2018 .... now I ddnt understand the difference btwn us and New curriculum🤩
No problem, Cha Cha. It was very confusing for us as well. Count yourself very lucky, dear🌟🌻
Hi Ingrid. I hope you are well. Thank you for this video, much appreciated 🙏.
I just passed my matric last year with a bachelor's degree but didn't get accepted by universities. So I wanted to ask if diploma in nursing will lead me to being a doctor because last year I applied for MBChB, so I've been looking for alternative ways to get to Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of surgery.
If yes, how will I get there with a diploma in nursing? Thank you.
Hi there Ntokozo! Thanks for watching this video. You can do nursing at Netcare, Life or private accredited colleges. You may also consider a Bsc as well. Universities are unpredictable but also try applying again for Medicine. Apply where you can and keep your options open. All the best🙏🏽🌻
Hi Sr Ingrid. Please advise if Saudi employs the r171 diploma nurses or do they only employ the D4 nurses
Hi there, Nombuso! Thanks for watching! Yes they do provided you have the minimum experience, post qualification. God bless🌻🙏🏽
Hi sister.I want to study for a nursing degree and am wondering if I have started my first year at a college studying for a diploma in nursing,will it possible for me to get accepted at a university to for a nursing degree and get credited for all/some of my first year modules and possibly continue to second year?
I have the same issue. I want to know if I do the one year nursing course and go to do the degree does it count?
Hi Ashnee, there is no longer 1 year courses. You would need to apply to nursing colleges and university. Hope this helps🙏🏽🌻
Hello,
Can a “General” RN nurse become a Aesthetic Nurse Injector? Because at the end there are both RN regardless of About of years.
Hi there Triniti! As far as I know, in South Africa, we assist the Aneastetist but do not actually put the patient under. Conscious sedation is also done under a doctor’s direct supervision. Also refer to your scope of practice. God bless🙏🏽🌻.
Good day Ingrid I recently got my nursing drive and would like to ask some questions
I do not have matric so I did my course online a got a diploma in nursing and patient care and would like to know what steps to take to register at Sanc and also get practical knowledge I read I have to do community service for a year would that apply to me since my online course is not South African and what can I do I have a diploma in caregiving and a diploma in nursing and patient care basically I want to be registered as a nurse here
Hi there, Ntokozo. Wow I didn’t know nursing could be done online. For SANC, you would need all your transcripts from your courses. The second and most important thing is you need verification of clinical hours. This is because Nursing is a hands on profession, clinical hours are very important for registration and employment. Hope this helps. God bless🌻🙏🏽
@@ingridmohammed21 Hi Ingrid thank you for your response the online lessons were made due to the pandemic and I was doing the course because I wanted to relocate to the the UK as for clinical hours there in lies my problem this is where I was hoping community service would come in therefore I can get hands on practice
@@ntokozoyolandaselepe363 community service is part of Health sciences after students have complied with the other criteria. So there is a challenge there as well for you. Let me ask around.🌻🙏🏽
@@ingridmohammed21 alright Ingrid thank you
If a person has done the 3 year diploma..will they be able to immediately continue studying towards the advanced diploma in midwifery or will they have to do community service first?
Hi, there Molebo! Due to the shortage of nurses countrywide, com serve is still on the table, so yes. If midwifery is your passion, try to get into maternity units to gain the minimum required experience before applying for midwifery qualification. All the best, dear🙏🏽🌻
Greetings ,I would like to know if south africa can employ a nurse that studied nursing in south africa but not from south africa?
Yes, because you know the status of our health care sector.
@@ingridmohammed21 Thank you. I have heard that some of the people who want to do medicine they can go through nursing. I would like to know if it apply to all countries ?
@@malvinnator7067 thank you for the question. I’m really not sure. Sorry about that🙏🏽
Hey Ingrid.
I'm an NQF Level 6 holder a diploma so now since I nolonger be able to further my studies to be a on Level 7 or 8.Does that mean I'll be a pot plant with Level 6 till I decide whatsoever?
Hi there, Botle. Can you explain what you mean? What is you diploma in?
@@ingridmohammed21 I did the R425 4 year course
@@botle6840 you can do your post basic, or go for honours and masters. You can absolutely further your studies, the sky is the limit. God bless🌻🙏🏽
Hi there Botle. I am looking into your question because it seems my response was not correct. I will keep you posted🙏🏽🌻
Hi Mam if I do the R171 course and I decide to add a year and do an advanced diploma in Midwifery will I then be on the same level as a person who has a degree and can I later specialize in midwifery
Hi there, Zulaikha! Yes
Hello Ingrid, thank you so much for this video. There are a lot of videos that confused me. I want to know when you qualify as a Registered General Nurse, are you able to take a course to specialize for example in Psychiatry ?
Hi there, Rishongile! Thank you for the question. Yes you can as a post basic qualification.✨️
Are you able to specialize for example in Midwifery, as well?
Thank you
How many years does the post basic qualification take?
Thank you
Yes you can, Asenathi
Post basic courses are 2 to 3 years. All depends on the institution as well as the outcome qualification.
Hi Ingrid, since private colleges haven't been accredited for advanced nursing, is it possible after finishing ur diploma nursing in private institution then go to public institutions for the advanced midwifery
Hi there, Nonhlanhla. Remember that there is also a waiting list in the State sector. You will go in with a disadvantage and you will have to wait as well. Unless you go into a maternity hospital where the turnaround time will be shorter. I’m sorry for giving you this information, dear. Besides you will be obligated to serve out you study time in private, first. God bless🙏🏽🌻
@@ingridmohammed21 thank you Ingrid this information was really helpful
hi maam as life college not yet been accredited to do a midwifery would they soon be accredited, maybe next year?
Hi there, Ntombikayise! It’s very difficult to say right now because SANC and DOH has to approve. We will wait and see, my dear🙏🏽🌻
Hi Ms Ingrid! Do you know if the nursing diploma is internationally recognised?
I have the same question.
Hi there I'm 29 years old and would really like to study nursing,but my matric results is very poor and I don't have life science as a subject,is there a course I can take that can lead me to study towards a nursing diploma or is it too late
Hi there, Jesmine. You are still within the 18 - 35 year range. Are you open to improving your matric results, by studying part- time?🌻🙏🏽
Hi Ingrid..If I may ask to get clarity,If I'm registered to study 4 years Bachelor of Nursing at University,at the of the course what am I qualified as??
Hi Maryjane! Can I assume you are starting your Nursing career? CONGRATS 🎉. After your 4 year degree in Nursing science, you will be a Professional/ Registered Nurse.
@@ingridmohammed21 Yes and Thank you so much..To be specific I wanted to know like midwife/psychiatric or general?
@@serokamaryjane8056 you will be a general and Midwifery RN
@@ingridmohammed21 Thankyou so much Mam🙏
@@serokamaryjane8056 only a pleasure, dear🌻🙏🏽
Will you please make a video about other specialities one can take apart from being a midwife, after doing the diploma. ✨
Hi Nobi! Welcome to my channel, my dear. I will look into doing a video and thanks for the suggestion. God bless🙏🏽🌻
Thank you for the response.
May I please have your email address, I'd to ask you more questions about the diploma qualification
Ingridmohammed6@gmail.com
Good day, I am finishing my BSc in Human Life Science this year. I applied to do a diploma in nursing. Is there a way I can use my degree to my advantage in the nursing career?
Hi there, Jennifer! Yes it will be advantageous for you. Take care🙏🏽🌻
Hello I have a very silly question for. Which nursing job is highly paying.
Hi there, Refiloe. It’s not a silly question at all, I would answer this question by saying… it depends on the sacrifices you are willing to make, to be the best you can be and there is no such thing as a highly paying position because the more you make depends on your personal relationship with money in general🌻🙏🏽
Hi I grid, please advise what kind of assessment is done by the prospective students?
Hi, Mpumi, I’m not 100% but it would be an aptitude assessment combining Maths and English
Dear mam iam from India how I will wite nursing exam to work south Africa I like to work south Africa
Hi, Subhash! I’m happy to hear that you would like to work in South Africa. Please contact South African Nursing council, there is a process to follow in order to be registered to Practice in South Africa. Hope this helps🌻🙏🏽
Good day ma'am 😁 I am currently busy studying the R171 programmer in nursing. If I am done with my conserve year can I study at university for my 1 year in midwifery and how do you go from a diploma to a degree?
Thank you
Hi there, Thandie! Great question, my dear. I believe you would have to apply for post basic degree/ undergrad program which may be a 2 - 3 year program. Also remember that it will be full time study as Midwifery is a clinical nursing skill. Hope this answers your question. God bless and take care.
@@ingridmohammed21 And if I decide to study for each bar but study for diploma, how do I upgrade to a degree in nursing ? Or doctors degree in nursing? Do I still need to follow the same advice you gave me ma'am 😊 or will I be accredited if my nqf level is 8 because the it would be the same level as a degree
Yes you may continue by doing your Honors, Masters and PHD to become a Doctor in Nursing. As much as we need to have more PHDs, please put some effort in clinical nursing as well for a solid foundation. Love the drive in you. Reach for the stars💫🌟
I wanna go into anaesthetic nursing but finding a varsity that offers this speciality is very difficult. Can you help?
Hi, Thando! As far as I’m aware there are no courses. Please tell me which province you are at. Take care🌻
@@ingridmohammed21 I am currently in North West
@@ingridmohammed21 Hi, I'm also interested in your response regarding becoming a anaesthetic nurse in SA.
Hi there, Mihlali! I am aware of a programme at Stellenbosch uni, if you are in WC.
Hello Ingrid, i wonder if i could ask a question, I am 56 and would like to do nursing, is it still possible?
Hi there Thandi. From my experience you would be at a disadvantage because according to Labour Law, you have less than 10 years to retirement. However, you may be able to work as a care giver in homes for the aged. But I’ve also seen that if this is your path, you will. God is ultimately in control. Hope this gives you clarity. 🙏🏽🌻
Yes it does thank you.
Hi..quick question. What do you mean when you say that if you do the 3year course you will practice on your own?
Also,you listed Maths as one of the requirements..what about Maths Lit?
Hi Phola, as a Registered Nurse, your scope of practice allows you to perform some functions without supervision as a staff nurse who has completed a 2 year program, there is a limited scope in which you work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
To answer your second question yes you may apply with Maths Lit. But you have to have the recommended points to be considered. In orther words, you have to have a higher mark with Maths Lit. Consider that you need to be able to calculate drug doses. In Nursing there are a lot of functions that need Math calculation. Thank you for your questions😊
Hi I just found your channel and I love it too much,really informative.I would like to ask when will someone be able to work as a theatre nurse with this new curriculum coz I read one of the comments and you said a diploma only get maroon and you have to study further to get other epeullets.So must you have all your epeullets to be considered to be a theatre nurse?
No, not at all. Theatre is a Speciality on it’s own. We need all categories of nurses in theatre. You apply for theatre or request to any hospital.🌻🙏🏽
@@ingridmohammed21 thank you so much for the information🙏🏾.I would also like to if someone does the degree course at a college,during their practicals Will they get paid?
College students get a stipend during their training. This varies from institution and province.
Thank you for the information,I would also like to ask if a person does the higher certificate and wants to further their studies let’s say do the degree,will they have to start in the first year of the degree or will they bridge first year?
Hi Zandile, Nursing has its own curriculum. You may be credited if you’ve done Anatomy and Physiology post grade 12. Otherwise you will start from the beginning.
Hi Ingrid with regards to SANC is it full-time or is there a option for part-time
It’s full time, Ethan. Clinical hours are very important.
I'm Namibian and im 38 years old. I want to do registered nursing do you think i will make it or am im too old?
Hi there, Teopolina! You are never too old to follow your passion. The only question is, do you have 3 to 4 years to dedicate to study? If yes, then please go for it. I wish you all the best, dear. Stay blessed🙏🏽🌻
I am going back at 42.
Is the R171 a registered staff nurse ? According to the SANC website it is ??
Hi there Cassidy. That’s correct but remember that you will function as an RN.
Can I study a deploma nursing if allredy an nursing assistant without biology
Hi there, Phumza! Great question, yes you can, but you will have to pay attention to anatomy and physiology. It will also depend on the institution. They may require a course in biology, prior consideration. The best is to contact the college for their entry requirements. All the best🙏🏽🌻
Thank you so much for ur wonderful videos ma
Can i ask can i be able to work at the clinic if I'm a general nurse or if i have a midwife qualification only?
Hi, Priscilla, it is advisable to have Midwifery, at least. It will also be easier to study post basic Clinical Nurse Specialist courses.🌻🙏🏽
Helpful 😊
Hi, how can I upgrade my diploma to degree
I enjoyed the video.But what i don't understand is the new 3 year program , wil the person also be a registered nurse with 3 bars on the apaulettes upon completion of the diploma or an enrolled nurse because I'm a bit confused
Hi there! No, the 3 year program is a maroon epuellette only. This is equivalent to bridging qualification. The 4 year is only a green bar for midwifery. All others bars will be post basic.
Hi Ingrid. So meaning, the person who did the diploma will not be allowed to do the midwifery duties only. Can they do community and psychiatry?
Hi there, Nobie! You can apply for any post basic programm.🙏🏽🌻
Hi Ingrid I've been a staff nurse for 5yrs but would love to do my degree course in a university, would I get credited since I hv some experience?
Hi, Cebo! Lovely question. You may be credited some courses, but I would suggest you do the degree in totality because every module is rich in information you require as a RN. Your experience will make it much easier to understand the modules in theory and practice. I would highly recommend you do the degree to really reap the benefits, my darling. Good luck and God bless🙏🏽🌻
Hey there I'm doing Diploma with Netcare education and I have been an Enrolled nurse
@@carolsibisi4319 which Province Carol cos in KZN they were not approved for the new curriculum
That’s correct as far as I know, Netcare KZN is still waiting for approval.
I am in Gauteng Cebo, and I have been working for Netcare already
Hi when are private nursing colleges opening this year?
Hi there Vumie, most colleges are open. It applies to the state sector, Netcare, Life Healthcare and Mediclinic. Not sure about privately owned Nursing Colleges.🙏🏽🌻
Is age a factor in migrating to Saudis as a nurse
Hi there! Thanks for watching! Yes below 55 years. God bless🌻🙏🏽
hi thanks alot mam im much interested in nursing life style ..
I'm international students are you help me plz
Hi there Inam, are you in nursing school?
@@ingridmohammed21 I'm undergraduate student from pakistan
@@inamswati5558 at the moment there is some uncertainty regarding foreign students. I would recommend completing your studies in Pakistan, get some experience then apply abroad. All the best🙏🏽
Namibia courses
Hi there Ban, thank you for watching. I will look into these for you. God bless🌻🙏🏽
Hi if a upgrade my diploma one year after graduation will i be at the same level with someone who has a degree
Hi, Nomsa! Please explain what you mean in terms of upgrading your diploma.
@@ingridmohammed21 if i do midwifry course after my dimploma will i be at the same rank as someone who went to university
@@nomsakori2521 as a registered nurse degree or diploma you are the same rank, nothing changes except as a degree student you have midwifery as an added qualification.