Mpumalanga Institute of Nursing Application 2023-2024

The Mpumalanga College of Nursing is accepting qualified applicants for the 2023 online application.

The application for the 2023 academic year is now open for registration at Mpumalanga College of Nursing. Prospectus applicants can now submit their applications to the Mpumalanga College of Nursing.
As a result, prospective students at Mpumalanga College of Nursing are encouraged to submit their applications for the 2023 academic year via the application form (Hard-Copy) online as soon as possible.

HOW TO APPLY MPUMALANGA COLLEGE OF NURSING ONLINE APPLICATION 2023

The following items are required to complete the Mpumalanga College of Nursing Online Application:

A working email address
your South African identity number
If you are an international applicant, your passport number

HOW TO REGISTRATION MPUMALANGA COLLEGE OF NURSING ONLINE APPLICATION 2023

A certified copy of your ID document (ID document required for SA citizens – your application cannot be processed without a certified copy of your ID and Passport Number for International Applicants) Proof of payment for your registration fee (required for SA and international applicants) Final grades from 12 (if they are available) If you are currently in grade 12, your grade 11 results are very important for your application. Therefore, keep it on hand.
Keep in mind that whether you apply online or in person, you will need a unique email address.
You can submit a paper application by printing the forms from the links below and sending them to the Admissions Office at the address on the right if you are unable to apply online.

CHECK THE MPUMALANGA INSTITUTE OF NURSING ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS BEFORE APPLYING

Here is the Mpumalanga College of Nursing Admission Requirements:

For entry into the NVC at NQF Level 2, you require:

A year-end report for Grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 or an
An NQF Level 1 qualification, or
An approved bridging program designed for the specific purpose of accessing NQF Level 2, or
A Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access to NQF Level 2.

MPUMALANGA INSTITUTE OF NURSING GENERAL NOTES

For admission to higher certificate or diploma programs and candidates’ educational certificates, prospective students must meet the statutory minimum requirements based on the National Senior Certificate (NSC) or an equivalent school leaving certificate.

Levels and symbols obtained during the June/September exams for Grade 12 or confirmation that the current employer is processing study leave will be used to determine provisional admission. However, the final decision regarding enrollment at Mpumalanga Institute of Nursing will be based on the applicant’s final Grade 12 grades, confirmation that the applicant has been granted study leave by the employer and a determination that the applicant has not yet reached the pensionable age, which is 55 to 60 for all college programs.
For each program, there are specific requirements. The Admission Point System, or APS, is used to assign points to your NSC or equivalent subjects:

Admission Point System

NSC Levels	NSC %	APS	APS %	Symbol
7	80-90%	6	80-90%	A
6	70-79%	5	70-79%	B
5	60-69%	4	60-69%	C
4	50-59%	3	50-59%	D
3	40-49%	2	40-49	E
2	30-39%	1	30-39%	F
1	0-29%	0	0-29%

For example, to register for a Basic Diploma you need an APS of at least 18 with an NSC/equivalent pass of Biology/Life Science at Level 4 or D Symbol and English at Level 3 or E Symbol Aggregate:

NSC Subjects	NSC %	Level	APS Allocated
English	54%	4	3
Afrikaans	38%	2	1
Biology/Life Sciences	62%	5	4
Physical Science	60%	5	4
Mathematics	32%	2	1
Life Orientation	77%	6	5
Geography	68%	5	4
Admission Score			21

Applicants have to meet the requirements for admission into the Diploma as she is above 18 points

Due to the South African Nursing Council’s accreditation capacity, each program has a cap on the number of students it can admit. Even if you meet the minimum requirements, you won’t automatically be accepted into the program or registered. Tests and interviews will be required of candidates in order to further screen them.
Candidates who have post-matriculant experience or a certificate related to health will be registered according to the quota for that group, which is as follows:
Scholars: 50% of candidates who hold a certificate from pre-NSC Grade 12: 20% of candidates who have post-matric experience or a certificate related to health: 10% of Active Duty Officers: 20% Please be aware that the college’s admission requirements are subject to change, and
will make significant investments in nurses for ECDoH facilities;
will not invest in candidates who have tried other options, such as dropped out of universities, technical schools, or colleges;
will not make investments in candidates who possess additional qualifications. The candidate will be disqualified in the event that this is discovered at any stage during the process.

MPUMALANGA INSTITUTE OF NURSING DURATION OF STUDIES

This serves as a broad overview of the duration of study for the different academic programs available at Mpumalanga Institute of Nursing.

Qualification	Minimum duration
Short Learning Programmes: PHC	To Be Advised
New Nursing Auxiliary	To Be Advised
General Nursing Science (B/Course) R683	2 years
Basic Diploma (R425)	4 years
Post Basic/ Registration Diplomas: (R212) -Child Nursing Science -Community Nursing Science -Clinical Assessment, Treatment and Care -Critical Nursing Science -Operating Nursing Science -Advanced Midwifery and Neonatal Care -Orthopaedic Nursing Science -Ophthalmic Nursing Science -One Year Midwifery Nursing Science	1 Year
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing and Midwifery: R174	4 years
Diploma in Nursing (Staff Nurse): R171	3 years
Higher Certificate in Auxiliary Nursing: R169	1 Year
 Advanced Diploma in Midwifery: R786	1 Year

While candidates may apply for or plan to take nursing courses at Mpumalanga College of Nursing, they may not be aware of the college’s fee structure at the time, and they may not be able to make arrangements before the fee submission deadline. Because some of the candidates may wish to apply for loans, they must arrange the admission fee and annual fee within the due dates. Candidates can plan their admission accordingly once they are familiar with Mpumalanga College of Nursing’s fee structure.

When a student is accepted into a medical program, they are required to pay a set amount of money known as the Mpumalanga College of Nursing Acceptance Fees. Fees for acceptance are non-refundable.

Mpumalanga College of Nursing Acceptance Fees.

For admission in 2023 and 2024, the Mpumalanga College of Nursing’s acceptance fees are broken down as follows:

For Midwifery Students – R10,000 – R12,000
Other Students – R6,000 – R8,000

Note: When paying the acceptance fee, don’t forget to mention that you are a new student.

Below is the breakdown of the Mpumalanga College of Nursing fees.

Diplomas:

Post Graduate – R6000 Per Annum
4-Year Diploma – R6000 Per Annum
Bridging Programme for Enrolled Nurses
- 1st Year R3000
- 2nd Year R4000

Post-Registration Programmes:

1 Year Diploma in Midwifery – R6000 Per Annum
1 Year Diploma in Community Nursing Science – R3000 Per Annum

Enrollment Programmes (Certificate Courses):

Enrolled Nursing Auxiliary – R 3000 Per Annum
Enrolled Nursing –
- 1st Year R3000
- 2nd Year R4000

Basic Diplomas:

Diploma in Nursing (General. Community, Psychiatry) and Midwifery: Four Years: R425
Diploma in General Nursing Science (bridging Course): Two Years: R683
Diploma in One Year Midwifery: One Year: R254

Certificate Programmes:

Enrolled Nursing (EN): Two Years: R2175
Enrolled Nursing Auxiliary (ENA): One Year: R2176

Short Learning Programmes:

Anesthesiology for all categories of nurses (4 weeks)
Primary Health Care (6 weeks)
HIV/AIDS and TB Management Certificate (8 weeks)

For more information on the Mpumalanga Institute of Nursing Application, Click here

Mpumalanga Institute of Nursing Application 2023-2024

Mpumalanga College of Nursing Acceptance Fees.

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