Second year student nurse

Sigh.... So currently I’m on my final placement for my second year adult nursing course. I have 3 weeks left in this placement and tbh I don’t feel like I’m competent or ready to go to year 3. The skills and clinical knowledge you need in year 3 is something I don’t have. I feel like a complete novice, like as if I’m in year1 . I’m dreading going to placement next year and not knowing who to do or how to do it because I don’t have the expertise or experience.Covid has completely messed my year 2 experience because my first placement was going well , but in March when I had my second placement scheduled , it was cancelled due to Covid , as some hospitals weren’t taking in students. So I’ve literally jumped from the start of the year to now the end , and that makes it very stressful and challenging because I don’t feel like I’ve met any skills and standards . Idk what to do , so I would highly appreciate if I could get some advice or help.

Thanks.

Sigh.... So currently I’m on my final placement for my second year adult nursing course. I have 3 weeks left in this placement and tbh I don’t feel like I’m competent or ready to go to year 3. The skills and clinical knowledge you need in year 3 is something I don’t have. I feel like a complete novice, like as if I’m in year1 . I’m dreading going to placement next year and not knowing who to do or how to do it because I don’t have the expertise or experience.Covid has completely messed my year 2 experience because my first placement was going well , but in March when I had my second placement scheduled , it was cancelled due to Covid , as some hospitals weren’t taking in students. So I’ve literally jumped from the start of the year to now the end , and that makes it very stressful and challenging because I don’t feel like I’ve met any skills and standards . Idk what to do , so I would highly appreciate if I could get some advice or help.

Thanks.

Firstly, as paub says, 3rd year is where it really starts to make sense.
Secondly, as far as I'm aware, the NMC haven't suddenly become lenient on the amount of practice hours you need to do. This means that you still have time in practice to learn.
I finished 1st year feeling like I wasn't ready for 2nd, same with 2nd into 3rd year - however there's no way that my mentors would have signed me off for the year if I wasn't working at an appropriate level.
Placement areas should be aware that you've had a big break from placement. Keep asking questions and you'll be fine. Some of my colleagues have been qualified 25+ years and still ask questions now