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Category: Student Blogs
2 July 2018
From starting uni to going on your first hospital placement: ten blogs from our student nurses and midwives that'll help you ace your studies.
Make sure you’re ready to get stuck in to your course. Here's Jade, one of our Adult Nursing students, with some top tips and advice.
Nervous about flying the nest? Here’s Sophie’s take on her experience of moving to uni.
Plenty of our students find ways to balance their family life with their studies. Adult Nursing student and mum of four Caroline offers some advice.
Nursing and midwifery are some of the toughest but most rewarding subjects you can take. Here are some tips from student midwife Beth about how to handle the pressure.
Technology can be a fantastic tool in modern medicine and care. Find out how to put your phone or tablet to best use.
Many of our nursing and midwifery students get the opportunity to take placements abroad. Hear about Jade’s incredible time in Nepal, working on paediatric and maternity wards.
Got a placement sorted? Our skills labs are a great way to make sure you’re up to scratch, and ready for any surprises.
Taking your first shift is a daunting prospect. Hear about Abbi’s experience to get prepared.
You might want to earn a bit of extra money to support yourself through university. Kira offers a few tips.
This is never an easy subject, but knowing how to deal with death is an important part of the nursing experience. Kira talks about the rewards of offering compassion, care and support to patients.
Clearing is an opportunity to reconsider your options, and join a university where you can study something you really want to learn about.
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