Nurse Assistant Clinicals (NAC)
The Nurse Assistant Clinical (NAC) programme at Family Health University is a two-year certificate course that prepares students for entry-level clinical support roles in healthcare. The curriculum includes foundational training in patient care, basic clinical skills, communication, and professional practice.
Completing this programme enables graduates to support professional nurses and midwives in clinical settings. After successful completion, NAC graduates also have pathways to progress into degree programmes in nursing and midwifery through top-up options.
Program Highlight
WASSCE / SSSCE
Core SubjectsCredits/Passes (i.e. (A1-E8) /(A-E) or its equivalence) in the following:
- English
- Core Mathematics
- Integrated Science
AND
Elective Subjects
Three (3) credits/Passes (i.e. (A1-E8) /(A-E) or its equivalence in any of the elective subjects.
48
An overall aggregate of 48 or better for WASSCE
30
and an aggregate of 30 or better for SSSCE.
NB
- Combination of SSSCE and WASSCE is not acceptable.
- Applicants must be 16- 35 years old with letters from their employers.
- Applicants should have their certificate and transcript interpreted by GTEC and WAEC. (Foreign/International students)
