Yes, the Council would collaborate with various schools for candidates to try their hands on the demo questions in their schools computer labs before the main exams takes off.

No, answers will be saved at every stage of the examination. And one of the criterion for giving accreditation is for a center to have a standby generator which would be turned on when light goes off. The UPS will support the computer for some time before it goes off.

 Yes. Candidates have a chance of changing their answers to any option of their choice.

Care plan will still be paper base and case study will be written and submitted as it is done. All component task will be uploaded on a tablet which examiners will use to score candidates during the practical examination. This is the part that is digitalized.

For pens yes, which would be used to register, the Council would provide candidates with papers for their rough work after which they will be collected.

No, candidates would be instructed when to enter the exams hall and the exams start as stated on the instructional sheets.

 A confirmation dialogue box will appear for the candidate to confirm if he/she truly wants to submit the work.

No, once a candidate enters his/her password and index number, the picture, name of school and programme would appear on the screen throughout the exams.

CPD is ‘continuing’ because learning never stops! CPD is ‘professional’ because it is about maintaining the specialized knowledge and skills that nurses and midwives need in order to carry out their work.

CPD is about ‘development’ because it is about moving towards something better so it will help raise the standards of healthcare across the country.

All Nurse Assistants, Nurses and Midwives wherever they work – in hospitals, clinics, health centres, training schools, universities, nursing & midwifery organizations, commercial companies, charities, orphanages, schools and NGOs are encouraged to pursue CPD programmes from time to time because it is a requirement for renewal of PIN or AIN.

Schools that do not have accredited computer labs will have to go to centers that are accredited to write the exams or use the Council’s model computer lab.

 A school which has candidates more than available/functional computers in the examination center will write in batches until all candidates write.