Emmanuel Verpleegskool Oudtshoorn

Registration Number

2018/HE07/005

The Emmanuel Nursing College Oudtshoorn strives, through dedicated effectiveness, within the policy of the SA Nursing Council to train nurses of all groups in the South African population through outcomes-based education. The Emmanuel Nursing School Oudtshoorn is a nursing institution for the future where aspiring nurses are offered an equal opportunity to progress in the age-old noble profession of caring for the sick with feet in the present and the future.

Qualifications offered

Higher Certificate: Nursing Assistance Course (1 Year)
Diploma: Staff nurse (3 years)

For more information on courses consult the website directly to make contact.

Campus:

Oudtshoorn

Type of education institution

Private Higher Education Institution

Qualification Types

Higher Certificate

National Diploma

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Institution Location

Western Cape

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