Nurse Courses

What are the degrees and other opportunities that are available in England to nurse? thanks:) You can study for a diploma or degree, IOs only for you, at least 5 GCSEs, including maths, English and science (This is to some extent), I'm not sure about the extent, but you will obviously need for A level if you've decided to make access to health studies. The best training is available from the Royal College of Nursing at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff. You can write to comprehensive information on courses, etc. The site housing available. You do not have a nursing degree, just a diploma, but you can do a nursing degree. Depending on your age and what you decide to go to uni there are different admission requirments. In your first year you then you generalize and specialize in adults. mental health or another area. A degree usually takes two years and a final two-full time, but it is posible to do part time. You may choose a diploma or degree at the time, but the degree is being phased out over the next two years, two courses of 3 long years, the entrance is through UCAS and are courses in theory and 50% 50% of the practice. Entrance requirements vary slightly from U.S. universities, but especially to the extent that you need a C or better in five GCSEs, including English and mathematics, although some universities accept the science or GCSE level 2 instead of mathematics GCSE mathematical knowledge. To some extent, and 2 have 5 GCSE courses Ao levels of income. With access still have to GCSE mathematics or mathematics at Level 2. The branches are now adults, children, mental health and learning, but I think L / D is also eliminated and the delivery is so natural now. The search page on the UCAS website will field a better idea of what courses are offered by universities and what are the conditions of entry. And I recommend you visit the nursing student forum, V useful.