NANDOM MIDWIFERY TRAINING COLLEGE

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NANDOM MIDWIFERY TRAINING COLLEGE is part of the numerous nursing training colleges scattered throughout the country. The school is under the ministry of health and hence admissions are conducted by the ministry of health admission systems.

NANDOM MIDWIFERY TRAINING COLLEGE ADMISSIONS

Admission forms are sold between February to March every year. After buying the forms , filling it and submitting the forms, one must wait patiently to be called for interview. If one successfully passes the interview, full admission will be granted.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTERED MIDWIFERY(FEMALES ONLY) /REGISTERED GENERAL NURSING PROGRAMME WASSCE SSSCE

18 â€“ 35 years 18 â€“ 35 years

Overall Aggregate A cutoff aggregate score of Thirty Six (36) or better in six subjects, comprising A cutoff aggregate score of Twenty Four (24) or better in six subjects, comprising 3 Core and 3 Electives.

Core Subjects and Minimum Grades Credit (A1-C6) in three core subjects i.e English, Mathematics and Integrated Science. Credits (A-D) in three Core Subjects i.e English, Mathematics and Integrated Science..

Elective Subjects and Minimum Grades Credits (A1-C6) in AT LEAST passes (A1-C6) in three Elective subjects. Acceptable subjects are indicated in the table below Credit (A-D) in three Electives Subjects. Acceptable subjects are indicated in the table below

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR REGISTERED MIDWIFERY PROGRAMME/REGISTERED GENERAL NURSING PROGRAMME Elective Programs Elective Subjects

Science Option

Mathematics(Electives)

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

General Arts Option

Literature In English

French

Ghanaian Language

Christian Religious Studies OR Islamic Religious Studies

Economics