FAQs | Lillian Spengane Memorial Nursing School

Question 1

What programme is offered?

Accepted Answer

We offer the three-year Diploma in Nursing (R.171) at NQF Level 6. This qualification prepares learners to function as clinically focused, service-orientated, and independent Registered General Nurses.

Question 2

Is the school accredited?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lillian Spengane Memorial Nursing School is a private higher education institution provisionally registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) under registration number 2025/HE07/003, and accredited by the South African Nursing Council (SANC) under reference S1605.

Question 3

What are the requirements?

Accepted Answer

Applicants with a National Senior Certificate (NSC) need English at Level 4, Mathematics at Level 4 (or Mathematical Literacy at Level 5), and Life Sciences at Level 4. A Senior Certificate (pre-2008) or NCV Level 4 is also accepted with equivalent subject requirements.

Question 4

Is there clinical training?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The programme includes supervised practical training in real healthcare environments. Of the 360 total credits, 197 are earned through clinical training, giving students hands-on experience in hospital and community health settings.

Question 5

Can I study further?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After completing the Diploma in Nursing (R.171), graduates can pursue an Advanced Diploma in Midwifery, a Postgraduate Diploma, or a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing, opening pathways to specialisation and advanced practice.

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