FAQs
What does a midwife do?
A midwife role is quite extensive! To find out more read our midwife job description.
Read More »I have children, how can I juggle midwifery and being a mother?
The midwifery degree course requires the same dedication as a full time job. It is really helpful to have support.…
Read More »How many hours a week does a midwife work?
While you are training for your midwifery degree you will work 37.5 hours a week. You will be allocated a…
Read More »What financial help could I have while training to be a midwife?
There is financial support available during your training. You may receive a means tested NHS bursary, you may receive additional…
Read More »What does a midwife earn?
Midwives that work in the NHS are paid according to Agenda for Change. As a qualified midwife you will start…
Read More »What are the rules about tattoos, piercings and jewellery?
Each university and hospital will have its own uniform policy. It is general accepted to have one plain pair of…
Read More »How can I make a good first impression in the interview?
During the interview process you want to be noticed (for all the right reasons), dressing smartly, being prepared with all…
Read More »I am a mature student, does this matter?
Midwifery is a profession for all age groups and as long as you meet the minimum requirements for acceptance onto…
Read More »How can I prepare for the interview?
The more prepared for your interview the more likely you are to feel confident on the big day. In an…
Read More »How can I prepare for the maths test/ psychometric testing/ group discussion?
Not every university will need you to complete these types of tests. You may have a group discussion in addition…
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