A nationally accredited diploma that gives you nursing knowledge, clinical practice and professional skills for effective healthcare delivery, with a path into further study.
About the programme
The National Diploma in Nursing follows the NBTE structure of taught semesters and supervised practical experience. It is designed for candidates who want a recognised tertiary qualification in nursing with a clear ladder to higher study.
Students share the same laboratories, demonstration rooms and clinical placements as the Basic General Nursing cohort.
What you will learn
- Human biology and basic medical sciences
- Nursing fundamentals and clinical procedures
- Community and primary health care
- Health informatics and record keeping
- Communication and entrepreneurship in health
Entry requirements
- 1Five credit passes at WAEC, NECO or GCE in no more than two sittings, including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
- 2JAMB score of 140 or above, with Almadina College selected or a change of institution completed during processing
- 3At least 17 years old at admission
- 4Pass the college's computer-based test and interview
Where it leads
- National Diploma in Nursing
- Eligibility for Higher National Diploma or degree progression
- Employment in clinics, hospitals and community health
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