Right from the start of the course you’ll value the importance of family-centred care. You’ll work with a variety of people across a range of community and hospital settings during your clinical placements, giving you the opportunity to observe and participate in midwifery practices with different philosophies of management and care to enable you to promote best practice and develop a personal philosophy for midwifery. The course is divided equally into theory and practice. You’ll work with our practice partners across the region throughout your course, experiencing a wide range of localities and practice settings. You’ll be supported and supervised by a clinical midwife, known as a Practice Assessor, in all of your placements.

In order to progress to this program, Pathway program is required first. You should also hold GCSE English Language, Maths and Science (at Grade C/4 or above) or equivalent qualifications.