I am back for my Clinical Practice I (CP1) after a one-month term break on 8 July 2024. It was a long break, and I was excited because I was more practical. After six months of school, I can now apply the skills I have learned to an actual human rather than a dummy. These
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Term 1.3 starts on the 30 September 2024 (Monday). Around a week before, on 19th September, our Class Advisor (CA), who has been with us for the past two in-campus terms (Term 1.1 and 1.2), said farewell to us in the WhatsApp group and left the group on the following day together with my three
Hi hi, Followers! I have been busy and have not made a post since my Clinical Practice I on 11 August 2024. Check my blog in the coming weeks for major updates, as I am serving my Clinical Practice II. Until then, see you again soon 🙂
It was Nurses’ Day two days back, and I wish everyone a Happy Nurses’ Day! I want to share my views on surviving as an independent student in Singapore. A little background: I was a secondary three dropout and started working a few part-time jobs (food services, logistics, events industry) for a few months in
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Please do not get too negative after reading; it is just a sharing. As a mature student, I will share tips based on my experiences, which will help you get a better overview. Anyway, this is just a tiny obstacle. As you know, you will generally be older than your peers by a bit or
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It is a question that came to my mind during my school orientation week and has been discussed mainly among mature students. As we have been out of school for years or even decades, do we have the option not to join any CCA (Co-curricular activities)? The answer is yes. However, if you can manage
Hello, everyone. It has been over a month since I posted, as I was pretty packed in my personal life. I am on my term break until 7 July 2024, and my exam result was released today (24 June 2024) at 8 am. Unfortunately, I didn’t do well in the current term in progressing into
The Career Conversion Programme (CCP) for Enrolled Nurses allows Trainees to pursue their 2-year or 3-year Higher Nitec in Nursing at ITE College East (Simei) and graduate as Enrolled Nurses. Training fees are fully sponsored, training allowances are given monthly to support their studies, and a one-time career transition bonus is given upon course completion.
Hello! I hope you are having a great day. Welcome to the Conversion Nurse, my blog. First and foremost, I would like to thank my previous colleagues and batchmates for being part of my journey in healthcare. You have motivated me to this day, and this is where I have progressed. Here’s some information about
Learning is a lifelong and endless journey. I am a Year 1 Higher Nitec in Nursing Student at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College East (Simei). It is the only school available to progress as an Enrolled Nurse. Nanyang Polytechnic and Ngee Ann Polyclinic are available for a Diploma in Nursing. Parkway College, a
