General Nursing Programme: A three-year course to obtain a Registered Nurse (RN) certificate.
Requirement: Minimum of Five (5) credits in Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.

What you will learn

Basic nursing skills, such as patient assessment, vital signs monitoring, and personal care
Nursing theory and the nursing process
Legal and ethical considerations in nursing practice

Medical-Surgical Nursing:
Care for patients with various medical and surgical conditions
Pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of common diseases
Nursing interventions and patient management

Maternal and Child Health Nursing:
Care for pregnant women, newborns, and pediatric patients
Prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum nursing care
Child development and health promotion

Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing:
Understanding mental health disorders and their management
Therapeutic communication and counseling techniques
Psychiatric nursing interventions and rehabilitation

Community and Public Health Nursing:
Population-focused nursing practice
Health promotion and disease prevention strategies
Epidemiology and environmental health

Leadership and Management in Nursing:
Principles of nursing leadership and management
Quality improvement and patient safety initiatives
Healthcare policies and healthcare systems