Date | Attendance | Time | Duration | Location | Action |
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06/01/25 – 06/02/25 | Mondays and Thursdays | 10.30 – 16.30 | 10 days | Kingston Hill campus | Apply now |
If you have ever thought about returning to nursing or midwifery, now is the time to do it. This fresh approach to return to practice is designed for nurses from all fields of practice (adult, mental health, learning disabilities and children's nursing) and midwives who are seeking readmission to the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) register.
We have established relationships with practice partners across acute, community and general practice settings and have excellent feedback from our students.
This course is for nurses and midwives who have practised for fewer than 750 hours in the previous five years, or 450 hours in the three years before their application for readmission to the register. It is also suitable for nurses and midwives approaching revalidation who have practised for fewer than 450 hours in the three-year period since their registration was last renewed (900 hours if dual registered) or since joining the register.
The focus of the course is on enabling nurses and midwives to regain their confidence and to update their clinical skills, knowledge, numeracy, literacy, digital and technological literacy in a safe and effective way, in order to meet the NMC standards of proficiency for nurses or midwives. A variety of approaches are employed to support learning and assessment, which take into account intended area of practice, personal circumstances and prior learning. Students are expected to undertake between 150 and 400 hours of supernumerary clinical practice in order to achieve the practice-based requirements for the course in addition to any Trust induction.
This module enables participants to:
The Nursing course is led by Sophie Newcombe and Emily Marron.
The Midwifery course is led by Tina Woodford and Georgina Sims.