becoming a midwife

sam1302 | 16:29 Fri 18th Feb 2005 | Jobs & Education

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i am 25 years old and i would really love to become a midwife but dont know really how to go about finding out how to train anyone know please help me

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hi there, if you ring 0845 60 60 655 that is the NHS Careers help line and if you state that you want to become a midwife they will send you out an application pack that states all the information you need and what University's that offer that as a degree. If you do not have "A" Levels then you need to enrole at a local college to do an "A" Level or an Access course which will both get you in to university.

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The following body may be able to assist you: Nursing and Midwifery Council, 23 Portland Place, London W1B 1PZ, tel. 020 7 637 7181 fax 020 7 436 2924. www.nmc-uk.org.

Most midwiwives used to be nurses who decided to qualify in midwifery. It takes a lot longer if you start from scratch.

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