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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-05-18 | - |
| 2024-06-08 | - |
| 2024-07-06 | - |
About Program
Program Overview
The SHN3106 Return to Practice Nursing program is a 18-21 week course designed for nurses seeking to re-enter the profession. It includes 150 hours of theoretical instruction and 360 hours of practice-based learning. Entry requirements include GCSE English or Welsh first language at grade C (4) or above, previous or current NMC registration, and completion of a RTP Application. Assessment consists of a 3,000-word essay, Safemedicate exam, and Return to Practice Assessment Document (RPAD).
Program Outline
Outline:
Module Code:
SHN3106
Level:
6
Course Structure:
- Full-time: 18 weeks
- Part-time: 21 weeks
- 150 taught theoretical hours
- 360 hours of practice-based learning
Entry Requirements and Selection:
- GCSE English language or Welsh first language at grade C (4) or above
- Equivalent qualifications will be reviewed on an individual basis
- Applicants must demonstrate previous or current registration with the NMC
- Applicants subject to NMC conditions of practice must supply this information
- Candidates must complete a RTP Application and email it to the School of Health and Social Care Commissioned Programmes Recruitment and Selection team
Assessment:
- 3,000-word essay (90% of total mark)
- Safemedicate exam (10% of total mark)
- Return to Practice Assessment Document (RPAD) (pass/fail)
Additional Costs:
- Enhanced DBS check (currently £40)
- GP costs to process occupational health check form
- Parking and travel to and from campus
- Printing, photocopying, stationery, and equipment costs
- Purchase of books or texts
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About University
Overview
Notable Achievements:
- Ranked among the top 300 universities worldwide (QS World University Rankings 2023)
- Recognized for research excellence in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021
- Home to the prestigious Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law
- Recipient of the Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education (2019)
Establishment:
1920 as University College of SwanseaUniversity Status:
Gained in 1948Student Life
Student Support Services:
- Student Union providing representation, support, and events
- Student Services offering academic, financial, and personal support
- Chaplaincy providing spiritual and pastoral care
Campus Facilities:
- Modern campus with state-of-the-art facilities
- Bay Campus, located on the waterfront, offering stunning views
- Singleton Campus, in the heart of Swansea city center, providing easy access to amenities
Extracurricular Activities:
Over 150 student clubs and societies, including sports teams, cultural groups, and academic societiesSports Teams:
30+ sports clubs, representing a wide range of sports from rugby to sailingAcademics
Academic Resources:
- Extensive library with over 1 million books and resources
- Modern teaching facilities, including lecture halls, seminar rooms, and laboratories
- Research centers and institutes across various disciplines
Faculty:
- Internationally recognized faculty with expertise in their fields
- Strong emphasis on research and innovation
Teaching Methodologies:
- Interactive lectures and seminars
- Problem-based learning
- Research-led teaching
Academic Support Services:
- Academic Skills Centre providing support with writing, research, and presentation skills
- Mathematics and Statistics Support Centre offering assistance with mathematical and statistical concepts
- Language Centre providing language support for international students
Unique Academic Programs or Initiatives:
- Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law: A prestigious law school offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs
- College of Engineering: A leading center for engineering research and education
- College of Science: Home to world-class research in areas such as physics, chemistry, and biology
Top Reasons to Study Here
Reputation:
Ranked among the top 300 universities worldwideResearch Excellence:
Recognized for research excellence in the REF 2021Specialized Facilities:
State-of-the-art facilities, including the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law and the College of EngineeringIndustry Connections:
Strong partnerships with industry leaders, providing opportunities for internships and placementsNotable Alumni:
Includes former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Gordon Brown, and Nobel Prize winner, Sir Martin EvansServices
Counseling:
Student Counseling Service providing confidential support and guidanceHealth:
University Health Centre offering medical and mental health servicesHousing:
University-managed and private accommodation options availableLibrary Resources:
Extensive library with over 1 million books and resources, including online databases and e-booksTechnology Support:
IT Services providing technical support and access to university systemsCareer Development:
Careers Service offering career guidance, CV writing, and interview preparationTotal programs
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Admission Requirements
Entry Requirements:
- GCSE English language or Welsh first language at grade C (4) or above, or essential skills level 2 in communication passed after September 2015. Equivalent qualifications will be reviewed on an individual basis.
- Applicants will have completed an approved English Language Test: please note that Swansea University accept IELTS score of 7 overall with a score of no less than 7 in reading, listening and speaking, and no less than 6.5 in writing.
- Applicants will have trained as outlined at Trained in English (nmc.org.uk)
- Applicants will have been registered and practised in English for at least one year within the last two years.
- In order to meet the entry requirements, applicants must demonstrate previous or current registration with the NMC. Any applicant that is subject to NMC conditions of practice must supply this information to demonstrate their eligibility
Language Proficiency Requirements:
- Applicants will have completed an approved English Language Test: please note that Swansea University accept IELTS score of 7 overall with a score of no less than 7 in reading, listening and speaking, and no less than 6.5 in writing.
- Applicants will have trained as outlined at Trained in English (nmc.org.uk)
- Applicants will have been registered and practised in English for at least one year within the last two years.
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