Basic Midwifery Programme: A three-year course to obtain a Registered Midwife (RM) certificate.
Requirement: Minimum of Five (5) credits in Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.

What you will learn

History, philosophy, and scope of midwifery practice
Anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system
Normal pregnancy, labor, and postpartum care

Antepartum Care:
Prenatal assessment and monitoring
Identification and management of high-risk pregnancies
Nutrition and health education for pregnant women

Intrapartum Care:
Labor management and birth attendance
Obstetric procedures and emergency interventions
Immediate newborn care and assessment

Postpartum and Newborn Care:

Postpartum assessment and care
Breastfeeding support and lactation management
Newborn care, including screening and immunizations

Women's Health and Gynecology:
Family planning and contraception
Management of gynecological conditions
Health promotion and disease prevention for women

Professional Issues in Midwifery:
Legal and ethical considerations in midwifery practice
Interprofessional collaboration and referral
Evidence-based practice and research in midwifery