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Frequently Asked QuestionsQ1: What are the differences between Bachelor of Health Science (Hons) in Nursing and Higher Diploma in Nursing at TWC?A1:Bachelor of Health Science (Hons) in NursingHigher Diploma in NursingMinimum requirement for admissionDSE result 3322+2Details of entry requirement may refer to TWC websiteDSE results 222+22Details of entry requirement may refer to TWC websiteGovernment subsidyYes. The Programme is subsidised under the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP) from Government since 2015.Yes. The Programme is subsidized under the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP) from Government since 2024.Year of study5 years2 yearsClinical practicumStudents are required to fulfil 1480-hour clinical practicum in the Programme that is to fulfil the regulation of Nursing Council of Hong Kong for clinical practicum (1400 hours). The total of clinical hours will be divided into 3 clinical practicums.Students are required to fulfil 1600-hour clinical practicum in the Programme that is to fulfil the regulation of Nursing Council of Hong Kong for clinical practicum.Venues of clinical practicumStudents will be assigned to have their clinical practicum in various healthcare settings, mainly in general medical and surgical units as well as various specialties at different hospitals of Hospital Authority of Hong Kong.Students will be assigned to have their clinical practicum in general medical and surgical units at different hospitals of Hospital Authority of Hong Kong. Students will also have clinical practicum in residential or community settings.Nursing Professional LicensureLicensure of Registered Nurse (RN) will be obtained from the Nursing Council of Hong KongLicensure of Enrolled Nurse (EN) will be obtained from the Nursing Council of Hong KongQ2: Will there be any supervision in all clinical practicums?A2: Yes. Students will be under supervision in all clinical practicums. In the first clinical practicum, students will be supervised by the College academic staff. Therefore, students are able to learn hands-on skills and apply knowledge in the real clinical settings. In the other clinical practicums, students will be supervised by clinical mentors who are experienced registered nurses in the clinical units.Q3: Do I need to work shifts like other nurses in the hospitals?A3: Yes. According to the requirement of Nursing Council of Hong Kong, students are required to fulfill 1600 hours including 100 hours of night shift in 2-year of study. Students are required to work shifts, am, pm, and Night, based on the operation of the clinical venues.Q4: What are the career prospects after I have completed the Programme?A4:-
HD(N) graduates will be qualified to apply for professional license of EN recognized by the NCHK.
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Qualified ENs can be employed in hospitals, community, and residential care settings.
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Qualified ENs can be case managers if they are employed in the elderly care and rehabilitation services.
Q5: What is special in your HD(N) programme when comparing with other similar programmes?A5: Our HD(N) programme is designed to impart professional nursing knowledge and skills required to nurture students in delivering healthcare service for clients in BOTH hospitals and residential care / community settings. Students have opportunities to practise in various hospitals and residential / community settings.Q6: After I have completed this Programme, is there any opportunities to further my studies?A6: After you have completed the HD(N) programme, you may consider pursuing your further study in the Bachelor of Health Science (Hons) in Nursing (senior year entry) for the RN license at our College. You may visit the details at our website https://www.twc.edu.hk/en/Programmes/bhsn or you may also consider similar programmes provided by other educational institutes locally or overseas.
Media CoverageNo.DateNews Title1 10 July 2019 失手非絕路 副學士「搭轉乘車」圓學護夢 (大公報) 119 July 2016225 May 2016324 May 2016424 May 2016531 May 2014
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