Nursing is becoming an increasingly preferred profession across SouthAfrica.
How long can one take to become a caregiver in the country?
Read on to find out which institutions offer 6 month nursing courses in the country.
To become a caregiver in South Africa, one must have the necessary qualifications and must be registered with the South African Nursing Council. Photo: Morsa ImagesSource: Getty Images
The learning duration is usually four years for a degree and three years for a national diploma.
The council has also put forth strict rules that ensure that the dignity of the caregiving profession is upheld.
Where can you enrol for a 6-month caregiving programme?
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Below are some of the institutions.
After getting either of the qualifications, they undergo clinical training at an approved training hospital or institution.
You will then have to register with the SANC to practice caregiving legally.
Caregiving undergraduate degrees take 4 years, national diplomas take 3 years, while higher certificates take one year or less. Photo: Phynart StudioSource: Getty Images
The qualification usually takes one year or less.
Caregivers can also further theireducationwith masters and doctorate qualifications.
One can enrol in a 6 month nursing course to further their careers or start as auxiliary nurses.
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Legality ensures that the quality of the South Africanhealthcare systemis maintained.
Discover how you canbecome a nursein the country and enrol today!
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