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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 89892, member: 27"]
Zimbabwe nursing hopefuls have two days left to apply for the September intake. The Ministry of Health and Child Care wants forms by July 20. Candidates must be between eighteen and thirty years old when training starts. Missing this window means waiting another cycle for a chance.

Five Ordinary Level passes with Grade C or better are mandatory. English Language and a Science subject must be among those qualifications. No more than two exam sittings allowed for these results. Academic rigor stays high for future healthcare workers in the country.

Chimhanda, Maphisa, and Gwanda Schools of Nursing host the three-year diploma program. Shortlisted applicants face physical verification of original certificates during interviews. ZIMSEC checks documents for successful candidates only. Bring birth certificates, national IDs, and passport photos to avoid disqualification.

Fraudsters claiming to recruit on behalf of the ministry are lying. No application fees exist for this process. Third parties have no authority to handle admissions here. State print media remains the sole official channel for such announcements. Stay alert against scams targeting desperate students right now.
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