Adult Nursing degree with Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust | THREAD

OP

Earn before you learn
The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust offer the opportunity to work in the Trust as a paid healthcare support worker to gain practical experience before the start of the programme in April.

To take advantage of this scheme, we recommend that you apply to study before the end of December.

After successful application, interview and acceptance of offer to study on this course, you can start paid shifts before the programme begins in April.

Earn whilst you learn
On days when there is no teaching, you will have the opportunity to work shifts in the hospital trust as a paid healthcare support worker. Please note that you will need to pass your first practice placement to be eligible for employment on this scheme.

Reply 2

OP

"You will put learnt theory into practice on clinical placements within the Dewsbury district. This could be in A&E departments, GP practices in the community, and many other areas of practice. There are also opportunities for overseas placements."

Dr Nadeem Khan on studying this course:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz3Sk8W7m-0

(edited 3 months ago)

Reply 3

OP

Find out more about our BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult) - Mid Yorkshire Hospitals course at our next open day on 6 December (15:00-19:00) held onsite at Dewsbury and District Hospital. Get information you need about the programme structure and writing a good application, take a look at facilities plus meet academics and current students!

Find out more and book your place now. 🙌

Reply 4

OP

Join our free online webinar on Wednesday 17 January, 18:00 - 19:00 GMT, to find out more about the course, the experience of studying on-site at the Mid Yorkshire Hospital, and the opportunities this degree can offer from our academics and a current Mid Yorkshire student.

Find out more about the course and book your free place on the webinar here.

Reply 5

ashvaganda

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Original post by University of Bradford

Earn before you learn
The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust offer the opportunity to work in the Trust as a paid healthcare support worker to gain practical experience before the start of the programme in April.

To take advantage of this scheme, we recommend that you apply to study before the end of December.

After successful application, interview and acceptance of offer to study on this course, you can start paid shifts before the programme begins in April.

Earn whilst you learn
On days when there is no teaching, you will have the opportunity to work shifts in the hospital trust as a paid healthcare support worker. Please note that you will need to pass your first practice placement to be eligible for employment on this scheme.

I'm curious to hear from anyone who has attended the open days or participated in the webinars. What was your experience like? And for those already part of the program or working at the Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust, what insights can you share about the practical aspects of the course and the support available to students?

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Filinurse

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Original post by ashvaganda

I'm curious to hear from anyone who has attended the open days or participated in the webinars. What was your experience like? And for those already part of the program or working at the Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust, what insights can you share about the practical aspects of the course and the support available to students?

I went to the open day 2 weeks ago. Everyone was welcoming. A second year student toured me around and answered all of my questions. It is a small cohort which attracted me more because I feel like I won’t have to share the tutors with so many students. I would get one to one if I need it. The whole vibes I get is that you will be supported throughout. I have now been given a place following an interview.

Reply 7

OP

Hey @Filinurse how are you?

Thank you so much for sharing your lovely message, I'm so glad you had a great experience, and massive congrats on receiving a place!! 🎉

Becky

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OP