Become a Nurse | South Africa | Careers Explained

[@azola3968]

Remember now with the new qualifications EN's (2 year diploma) are phased out, with the R.171 we are Registered General Nurses and we can now work independently and manage wards/units. R.174 they are also general nurses but they graduate with midwifery.

[@unammjobi1391]

Hey @Azola. Are you doing the new R171?

[@azola3968]

@@unammjobi1391 how can I help you ?

[@nobiematyobeni724]

So the only difference is the midwife part? So it it possible that If I did a 3 years diploma, I can add midwifery to my qualification?

[@khanyisilemashego9823]

@@nobiematyobeni724 yes, if you want to further your studies.

[@meganventer9051]

Oms my excitement rn! Thank you , thank you, thank you!!

[@forchperry]

Thank you 😊 fr the info. Can you do a video about careers in microbiology and geology? I'll appreciate it 💜

[@BrilliantAcademic]

Will do

[@mselekufilms3875]

hey can you please make a video about journalism and by the way your videos have been nothing but amazing they really help a lot

[@ayezageza563]

What happens if you already have a degree (bsc degree) and you want to do nursing? Please help

[@panini5887]

I've encountered a problem recently with the recent updates with requirements for qualications . I do Maths lit and Life Sciences but I've noticed that most institutions now require either pure math or physical Sciences aswell and now I don't know what institutions I might be able to apply in . Can anyone please assist me or suggest other careers with these subjects 🙏

[@natsu______]

with the subjects that you chose, you can only enter the faculty of health sciences as a nurse. the rest of the other courses normally required physics and pure maths. I personally, took a risk by choosing pure maths only because I want to pursue a career in health sciences and... pure maths is unpleasant 😖🤚🏼

[@annabelldarrence3152]

Hello I am a Nigerian I just stumbled on your chanel please can you do a video on how international student as a Nigerian can study one year Axillary nursing in South Africa and the name of the nursing collage I can apply to , thanks

[@mpumimtungwa7474]

Please advise what type of assessment is written for entry level nurses

[@_salem_4488]

When do the posts for mpumalanga come out

[@tshepangmolefe9743]

Can you please do Web developer careers

[@GauLow399]

how to be a clinical instructor in s.africa

[@bonganitshabalala6796]

Wrong information ......diploma in nursing is 4 years aswell ....