how long does a student spend in collage when traning to be a midwife?

Answer 1

in the UK its 3 years, my partner is a registered nurse.

You get a diploma in midwifery

Answer 2

Is this a trick question ? A collage is a mish mash of various paints, fabrics and colours etc put together to form a picture. I doubt anyone wanting to train as a midwife would want to be in a collage. If however you mean college then they don't. Midwifery training is done in the hospital of your choice (or wherever you can get a job), following your rigorous training as a nurse for 3/4 years. Many exams later you may make an excellent midwife and then find that the NHS won't give you a job. You will probably travel abroad with your qualifications and find well paid employment there. Some Countries do not accept UK nursing qualifications and you may have to take further exams.
Good luck.

Answer 3

Collage, is the art of sticking bits of paper, fabric and other scraps to form a picture or design, so to be a midwife following making a collage, quite a bit of time I would guess, better off going to college, BTW, you'd need to be able to spell in English to be a midwife....

Answer 4

There is a three yaer course you can take in Leicester at Charls Fear Collage (linked to Leicesert uni). Sure there are simuler courses at other uni too. I know Leeds have a good nurseing school.

Answer 5

First of all, "collage"? Do you mean "college"?

Secondly, a midwife?

Answer 6

i think its 2 or 3 years

Answer 7

Use spellcheck! You'll have fun with those latin names and the doctors' notes if you're this lazy.

Answer 8

9 months should be long enough

Answer 9

collage???????????