Hi there,
Am looking to apply in Sept. to study midwifery fulltime. I know it's a competative course so any advice would be really appriciated!
I'm not a parent (not planning on becoming one in the next 3 yrs either!), have A level in Biology (C) As level in Chemistry and Paschology (both D) among others. 2:1 degree in History. Loads of expeirence dealing with the general public, first aid trained, I just really love looking after people. I have some experience looking after my grandmother with dementia and doing basic first aid on general public, but other than that no expeirence in hospitals/health care etc.
I tried to get some volunteering in my local hospitals - it's going to take 3 months for my application to even be considered! Local hospices were no good either.
From speaking to various people, I doubt I could get any expeirence on the labour wards.
I know competition for this course is really tough, so any advice? Where could I go to get some expeirence? I work full time, mon - fri so need to fit it around that.
Many thanks everyone :)
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I would like to study midwifery, any advice?
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Wannabemidwife2 · 28/07/2014 17:08
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