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National Health Training College

Mission & Objectives

The Lesotho National Health Training College was established in1989 with a purpose to bring all health training objectives of the country under one institution, thus ensuring effective and efficient graduate and in-service development and supply of health and social welfare professionals.  The College aims to respond to the demand for the increasingly complex skills required for addressing needs of the population.  In the past ten years the key challenge has been to produce health personnel that can respond to the various demands linked to poverty and HIV/AIDS.  To this end key objectives of NHTC  include provision of professional education and training of health professionals so that they can render optimal health services in line with primary health care; ensuring and maintaining quality professional education through the application of research n all the programmes as well as to maintain national, regional and international educational standards.  NHTC also offers opportunities for placement of students in health facilities around the country.

Courses offered

DIPLOMA IN GENERAL NURSING

Duration 3 years

Tuition M10,928 for local students and M14,893 for foreign students

Entry requirements: COSC 1st & 2nd Class with credit in physic, biology, chemistry and a pass in mathematics

DIPLOMA IN MIDWIFERY

Duration 1 year

Tuition M10,928 for local students and M14,893 for foreign students

Entry requirements: Diploma in General Nursing

DIPLOMA IN CLINICAL NURSING

DIPLOMA IN ANESTHETIC NURSING

DIPLOMA IN PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

DIPLOMA IN OPHTHALMIC NURSING

Duration 2 years

Tuition M10,928 for local students and M14,893 for foreign students

Entry requirements: Diploma in Midwifery and General Nursing

 DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY

Duration 3 years

Tuition M10,928 for local students and M14,893 for foreign students

Entry requirements: COSC 1st & 2nd Class with credit in physics biology, chemistry and mathematics

CERTIFICATE IN NURSING ASSISTANCE

Duration 2 years

Tuition M10,928 for local students and M14,893 for foreign students

Entry requirements: COSC 3rd Class and GCE

CERTIFICATE IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

Duration 2 years

Tuition M10,928 for local students and M14,893 for foreign students

Entry requirements: COSC 3rd Class

ACCOMODATION

Only students from afar are accommodated due to limited student residence space.  Repeating students are self sponsored and are not provided with accommodation

Contact person  Ms Makeke Ramokoena

Position              Director

Telephone       +266 22314970

Fax                  +266 22310432

Mobile             +266 58851892

Email:              makeke@ilesotho.com

 

Morija School of Nursing

Mission & Objectives

Morija School of Nursing is a non-profit making institution run by the Lesotho Evangelical Church which aims to develop competent nurses who are lifelong learners and are able to provide quality nursing services at all levels and settings within and outside Lesotho .  The School also aims to provide students with skills in research and other relevant technologies and knowledge

Courses offered

CERTIFICATE IN NURSING ASSISTANCE

Duration: 2 years full-time

Tuition: M 9,384

Contact person  Ms Malichaba Hoeane

Position             Senior Nurse Educator

Telephone       +266 22360471

Fax                  +266 22360001

Email:              scotthospital@ilesotho.com

 

Maluti School of Nursing

Mission & Objectives

The institution is located in the remote foothills of Berea District, linked to Maluti Adventist Hospital .  It is owned and run by the Seventh Day Adventist Church . Maluti School of nursing aims to produce nurses who are committed to the pursuit of excellence in clinical practice, education, research and leadership.  One of the primary objectives of the school is to provide optimal training and education for general nurses and midwives. 

Courses offered

(i) DIPLOMA IN GENERAL NURSING

Duration: 3 years full-time

Tuition: Yr1 – M16,620; Yr2 – M15,432; Yr 3 – M14,515 (Fees change at the discretion of the school management)

In view of delayed payment to students, by the National Manpower Development Secretariat all students are requested to pay a deposit which is refundable once funds have been released by NMDS  

Selection criteria

COSC with pass in English language and physics or chemistry credit in Biology and credit in 2 other subjects

(ii) DIPLOMA IN MIDWIFERY

Duration: 1 year full-time

Selection criteria

COSC as above and registration as a nurse with the Lesotho Nursing Council

Accommodation & Upkeep

Accommodation is offered by the School to married students only.  All students are welcome and all students are expected to abide by the principles of Seventh Day Adventists which include a vegetarian diet, jewellery and other frivolities are not worn on campus (work, class and church).

Contact person  Ms V V Nteso

Position             Principal Nurse Educator

Telephone       +266 22540211/ 22540302

Fax                  +266 22540230

Email:              maluti@leo.co.ls

 

Paray School of Nursing Assistants

Background

In the 1930’s medical and nursing services at Paray hospital were offered by church volunteers and thanks to their dedication training for nurse assistants commenced in 1977.  The school started off by enrolling 15 students annually.  In 1999, with assistance from the Development Corporation Ireland , the school was expanded to accommodate 52 students.  This expansion has facilitated consideration of male students for enrolment in this course.

Mission & objectives

Paray School of Nursing is located in the district of Thaba-Tseka and is linked to Paray Hospital .  The school is a non-profit making institution run by the Roman Catholic Church which aims to respond to the basic manpower needs for the effective delivery of health services in the country.  Key objectives of this institution include the provision of holistic quality nursing training for students of all denominations around the country; to produce competent and dedicated nursing graduates as well as to adhere to curriculum requirements and provision of necessary resources to facilitate teaching and learning. Some of the key challenges facing this institution are the lack of transport for carrying students to undertake outreach services in the community, as part of their training.  Most of the students study under difficult circumstances as they receive no financial aid from the National Manpower Development Secretariat, thus affecting their ability to purchase books and other supplies.  Possibilities of introducing a Diploma Course in Nursing are currently being explored.

Courses offered

CERTIFICATE IN NURSING ASSISTANCE

Duration – 2 years, full-time

Tuition fees M7,410 for two years

Selection criteria

COSC with pass in English, maths, biology

Students who qualify will have to undergo an interview and a written and oral exam before being considered for entry into the course.

Accommodation and upkeep

Accommodation, meals and uniform are provided by the school.

Contact person  Ms M A Mphatse

Position                       Principal Tutor

Telephone       +266 58922991

Fax                  +266 22900256.

Email:              Paray@ilesotho.com

 

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