student hours

How many hours are you allowed to work as a student nurse outside of university any advise experience of this welcome :-)

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I wouldn't do any more than around 16 - 20 hours per week) - depends on whether you can manage working those hours. Always put your nursing degree first and foremost - it's only yourself who'll know what you are capable of working when you start a part-time job on top of your nursing.
When you are working on your university studying blocks you could probably do a few hours a few nights after finishing university for the day plus full weekends ( this would depend on you being upto date with your coursework and also the type of job you are doing).
During your placements blocks weeks you will be restricted to working on your days off which means you have to have a very good employer who can be very flexible with you to accommodate this.
Majority of student nurses do bank nursing as they are able to chose their shifts and days must better.
I use to work 16 hours per week ( 2 x 8 hours shifts) outside of when I was doing my nursing degree. Lucky I have a absolutely brilliant manager who was able to help people like myself ( I wasn't the only person who was doing nursing degree in my store as there was a few other people) I always worked part-time even when I did my veterinary nursing degree first but that was Monday to Friday which was fine but I always wanted to do adult nursing.
Good luck with your nursing degree and also when you are working a part-time job as well. See how it goes with doing it, you might find it tough at first but you'll get use to doing both after a few weeks.
I qualified in summary 2023 as a nurse.

thank you yes not planning on loads of hours to be fare 10 hours to 16 idealy max