• A wide range of distinct disciplines and sub-disciplines are covered by the programs offered by the School of Nursing, Health, and Environmental Sciences. In Trinidad and Tobago, it is the primary provider of baccalaureate-level postsecondary nursing programs.

In Trinidad, how long does it take to become a nursing assistant?

• It includes a one- or two-month internship at a nursing facility and five months of theory and practical training. In order to be eligible for job assistance or placement, students are also required to create a portfolio and demonstrate professionalism and non-academic competencies.

In Trinidad, how much does it cost to study nursing?

• Tuition: $3,000. – per academic semester, full-time program at the BSN level. Upon immigration, refundable government deposits will be required. The annual renewal fee for immigration is typically $400.