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Hi, I am on my first year for my 2 year course however they have already started talking about a personal statement for a UCAS application to have it ready.
They talked about how you have to mention work experience however I don't think I have any relating to the course I want (midwifery). The course I am taking at the moment is btec extended diploma level 3 applied science and they say I can get into the health care field.
Can I still get into the course that I want with no work experience? (The university course itself does come with the experience).
They talked about how you have to mention work experience however I don't think I have any relating to the course I want (midwifery). The course I am taking at the moment is btec extended diploma level 3 applied science and they say I can get into the health care field.
Can I still get into the course that I want with no work experience? (The university course itself does come with the experience).
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(Original post by I Don't Know.)
Hi, I am on my first year for my 2 year course however they have already started talking about a personal statement for a UCAS application to have it ready.
They talked about how you have to mention work experience however I don't think I have any relating to the course I want (midwifery). The course I am taking at the moment is btec extended diploma level 3 applied science and they say I can get into the health care field.
Can I still get into the course that I want with no work experience? (The university course itself does come with the experience).
Hi, I am on my first year for my 2 year course however they have already started talking about a personal statement for a UCAS application to have it ready.
They talked about how you have to mention work experience however I don't think I have any relating to the course I want (midwifery). The course I am taking at the moment is btec extended diploma level 3 applied science and they say I can get into the health care field.
Can I still get into the course that I want with no work experience? (The university course itself does come with the experience).
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(Original post by I Don't Know.)
Hi, I am on my first year for my 2 year course however they have already started talking about a personal statement for a UCAS application to have it ready.
They talked about how you have to mention work experience however I don't think I have any relating to the course I want (midwifery). The course I am taking at the moment is btec extended diploma level 3 applied science and they say I can get into the health care field.
Can I still get into the course that I want with no work experience? (The university course itself does come with the experience).
Hi, I am on my first year for my 2 year course however they have already started talking about a personal statement for a UCAS application to have it ready.
They talked about how you have to mention work experience however I don't think I have any relating to the course I want (midwifery). The course I am taking at the moment is btec extended diploma level 3 applied science and they say I can get into the health care field.
Can I still get into the course that I want with no work experience? (The university course itself does come with the experience).

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Agree with the above. Particularly now with Covid, work experience is difficult to access. Uni’s are understanding of this. Do some other research around values/ skills that nurses&midwives need to have & relate your current hobbies/course experiences etc etc to these
Midwifery is quite competitive, so work experience is usually a fairly good thing to have, and definitely if you CAN get some experience in some way or other it’ll be worth your while, but don’t panic if not! Remember that work experience doesn’t necessarily need to be directly related to midwifery, as long as it’s transferable to midwifery - so any opportunities for volunteering/working around maternity or babies is helpful
maybe see if there’s any antenatal/ mother& baby classes near you (they’ll likely be online atm) and ask the organiser if you can observe & shadow them, or even any experience in early years/childcare is likely to be more helpful than nothing!

Midwifery is quite competitive, so work experience is usually a fairly good thing to have, and definitely if you CAN get some experience in some way or other it’ll be worth your while, but don’t panic if not! Remember that work experience doesn’t necessarily need to be directly related to midwifery, as long as it’s transferable to midwifery - so any opportunities for volunteering/working around maternity or babies is helpful


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