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  • 2022/2023 SALE OF FORMS
    Prospective candidates and the general public are hereby informed that forms for admission into the college are currently on sale. Interested persons can purchase an e-voucher from any branch of the Agricultural Development Bank, ADB and the Ghana Commercial Bank, GCB nationwide at the cost of Two Hundred Ghana Cedis (GHC 200.00) and submit completed forms online. The deadline for purchase and completion of online form is Friday 29th July, 2022
  • 2022 MATRICULATION OATH
    Students take an oath of allegiance during a combined matriculation ceremony for fresh men and women of the college for RM6, RM7, RM8, RNAC5, RNAC6, PNNM9 and PNNM10 students
  • A CROSS SECTION OF REGISTERED MIDWIFERY STUDENTS
    Students of the college listen to a speech delivered by the principal during a matriculation ceremony for fresh men and women of the college
  • PRINCIPAL AND STAFF
    The principal posed for a photo with the entire staff of the college after a combined matriculation ceremony organsied for RM6, RM7, RM8, RNAC5, RNAC6, PNNM8 and PNNM9 who could not be matriculated at their respective times due to past COVID-19 pandemic
  • SAFE ABORTION DAY
    Madam principal joins students in raising public awareness on the occasion of Safe Abortion Day. As part of activities marking the occasion students visited the Gushegu Secondary School to educate students on the need for safe abortion and safe ways of going about it
  • KITCHEN STAFF TRAINING GETS UPGRADED
    Kitchen staff of the college gets upgraded training on newer and safer ways of preparing and serving food to students. They are awarded certificates at end of the training
  • PRINCIPAL AND SOME STUDENTS OF THE GUSHEGU SECONDARY SCHOOL
    Principal interacts with some of the students of the Gushegu Secondary School during the celebration of Safe Abortion Day in the Gushegu Municipality who joined the students of the cellege on a float through the principal streets of town
  • NMTC, GUSHEGU
    The Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Gushegu started as a post-basic midwifery Training School now Post Nurse Assistant Clinical/ Preventive (Post NAC/NAP) in September, 2012. It was the first tertiary institution in Gushegu district and the second Midwifery Training School in the Northern region at the time of its establishment.
  • PRINCIPAL ADDRESSES A CROSS SECTION OF STAFF
    Madam Winifred Wondong addresses a cross section of staff during an interactive session between members of the Nursing & Midwifery Council of Ghana and NMTC, Gushegu. Among other things the two discussed pertinent issues bothering staff as well as pathways to career development
  • GNMTC TUTORS & NMC STAFF POSE FOR A PICTURE
    A cross section of staff of NMTC, Gushegu pose for a picture with staff of The Nursing & Midwifery Council of Ghana after a meeting between the two
  • NMC MEETS GNMTC MANAGEMENT
    Among the first schedule of activities of Nursing and Midwifery council of Ghana to the NMTC, Gushegu was a meeting held with management of the school. NMC was appropriately briefed on the current state of the college as whole as well as specific details pertaining to the activities of each unit of the college
  • REGISTRAR INSPECTS GNMTC LIBRARY
    The registrar of the Nursing & Midwifery Council of Ghana in his tour of facilities of the Gushegu Nursing and Midwifery Training College during a recent visit inpects the library of the school. He was impressed with the updated nature of the books in stock but noted the limited nature of the library space and charged the school to seek help from donor organisations.
  • REGISTRAR AND HIS TEAM INSPECTING THE GNMTC COMPUTER LAB
    Mr. Felix Nyantey and his team took a stop at the computer laboratory of NMCT, Gushegu where they carried out an inspection of the computers and other IT equipment. He commended the college for their effort in setting up the lab and challenged the school to better the impressive IT infrastructure by writing to the MTN Ghana foundation to seek assistance in constructing another ultra-mordern lab to cater for the yet to be introduced General Nursing program
  • KNUST GRADUATION
    A section of RM2 students pose for picture with the principal of the school Madam Winifred Wondong during after a graduation ceremony organised for them by KNUST after a successful completion of their Diploma in Registered Midwifery program
  • PRINCIPAL DELIVERING A SPEECH
    The principal of the school, madam Winifred Wondong deliveres a speech during the 2017/2018 matriculation cerimony organised for freshmen and women of the college. She urges them to take their studies seriously and avoid falling into bad company
  • COLLEGE MEMBERSHIP
    Memberhip of the college including staff and students listen to a speech delivered by the principal during a matriculation ceremony for fresh men and women of the college
  • PRINCIPAL RECEIVES DONATION
    Principal receiving a donation with a cross section of the staff on behalf of the entire college community by MABIA GHANA. The items included foldable plastic chairs and skills lab items
  • PRINCIPAL INTERACTING WITH FEMALE STUDENTS
    Principal engages all female students in an interaction. She offers beneficial and practical advice on how to get the most out of their school life. They are given the opportunity to raise their concerns and ask questions bothering their minds which are then appropriately responded to
  • PRINCIPAL ISSUES CERTIFICATES TO KITCHEN STAFF
    Certificates are issued out to deserving staff of the kitchen for the college after they are successfully taken through a 3-day training program on ensuring better sanitation and food hygiene at kitchen. As part of measures to ensure this they are provided uniforms, aprons and caps for use during and after the exercise

Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Gushegu started as a post-basic midwifery Training School now Post Nurse Assistant Clinical/ Preventive (Post NAC/NAP) in September, 2012 with a student population of thirty-one, who enrolled to pursue the Post NAC/NAP program. It was the first tertiary institution in Gushegu district and the second Midwifery Training School in the Northern region at the time of its establishment.

However, with the introduction of the Registered Midwifery (RM) and Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical (RNAC) programs in 2014 and 2016 respectively, and the satisfaction of the National Accreditation Board’s requirements for a college status, the name of the school was changed to Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Gushegu in 2016.

The College currently runs four (4) programs: POST NAC/NAP Midwifery, Registered General Nursing, Registered Midwifery and Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical. Whiles the POST NAC/NAP Midwifery program enrolls only female serving health officers (i.e. enrolled nurses and community health nurses) who have served for at least three years, the Registered General Nursing, Registered Midwifery and the Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical enrolls SSSCE/WASSCE Certificate holders from Senior High Schools with specific requirements.

The training duration of the POST NAC/NAP and RNAC programs is two years (four semesters) leading to the award of a certificate in enrolled midwifery and registered nurse assistant clinical respectively.

The Registered Midwifery program  has a training duration of three years (six semesters) plus one-year internship leading to the award of a diploma in Registered Midwifery. This program currently has eight (8) batches/classes whiles the Post NAC/NAP has  two have ten (10) batches already.

The Registered General Nursing program also has a training duration of three years (six semesters) plus one-year internship leading to the award of a diploma in Registered General Nursing. The latter program is currently waiting to admit its first batch of students in the 2022/2023 admissions period.

Over the years of the College’s existence, it has successfully passed out eight (8) batches of the POST NAC/NAP program, five (5) batches of the Registered Midwifery and four (4) batches of the RNAC program.

The pass rates of these batches in the Nursing and Midwifery Council Licensing Examination has been very impressive. The rate has been ranging from 66.7% to 100%, with two batches actually recording 100% absolutely.

The College currently has a student population of four hundred and seventy-five (475), comprising of two hundred and fifty-seven (257) Registered Midwifery students, one hundred and ninety (190) Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical students and twenty-eight (28) Post NAC/NAP students.

The current staff strength of the College is fifty-four (54), comprising of Eight (11) Administrative staffs, twenty (19) Tutorial staffs, Preceptors, five (5) Part-time Tutors and twenty-four (24) Support staffs.

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MAY
2020

Entry Requirements

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Interested candidates and the general public are advised to check out the entry requirements for the programs of the college specified below before applying to maxim
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APR
2020

Invitation for Interview

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Candidates and the general public are hereby informed that interview invitations for the Registered Midwifery, Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical and Post NAC/NAB M
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APR
2020

2019 Admission List

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Prospective candidates and the general public are hereby informed that the admission list for the Registered Midwifery, Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical and Post
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APR
2020

Sale of Forms

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The Ministry of Health wishes to inform the general public that the sale of Admission Codes to the various Health Training Institutions will start from Monday 3rd Ap
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Madam Winifred Porsaa Wondong had her senior high education at St. Francis Girls Senior High School, Jirapa in the Upper West Region of Ghana. She then proceeded to the Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Tamale where she pursued the State Registered Nursing (SRN) and graduated in 1992. In 1995 she graduated from the Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Kumasi with a certificate in Registered Midwifery. She then obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Ghana in 2004. She also has a Postgraduate Certificate in Education from the University of Cape coast, Ghana. Currently she holds a Master of Science degree in midwifery from the University of Nottingham, UK which she acquired in 2014

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