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St. Karol School of Nursing []

COURSES & SUBJECTS

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN GENERAL SCIENCE AND ART WITH AGGREGATE 24 OR BETTER  A credit (C6) in all six subjects (English, Mathematics & Science) and 3Elective subjects

If you are motivated and committed to caring for people then nursing is the course for you and St. Karol School of Nursing is the school of choice for outstanding training. The School is a tertiary co-educational institution offering internationally respected nursing degrees of world class standard, which incorporates bi-lingual ability and vehicle driving skills relevant for individuals wishing to prepare themselves for a fulfilling career in nursing. Our B.Sc. Nursing program has been designed to provide extensive practical hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge of nursing practice and administration. It also develops the student nurse and prepares them for future leadership in an ever changing healthcare system. Due to the requirement of Integrated Science as a core subject for admission into the Nursing Program in Ghana, Nigerian/foreign students have the opportunity of enrolling into our One Year Pre-Degree Program. During this program, you will take the usual 100 level courses in addition to intensive remedial Integrated Science leading to WASSES examination in the course of the year. Upon passing the Integrated Science, you will be eligible for indexation and entry into level 200 of the Nursing Program. In the unlikely event of not securing the appropriate grade in the integrated science, you could opt out of the School or repeat the class. A transcript would be issued to those who wish to opt out together with a certificate of participation / auditing of the course.   We have a one year predegree program, details and more information is available on www.stkarol.com for your perusal and download. Send a text or call us for any clarification u may require.