Accredited by the Ministry of Health and affiliated to some of the world’s best medical practitioners’ bodies, EndPoint College of Health and Education, situated at Spintex in Accra is currently admitting students for the 2016/2017 academic year’s Nursing Programme–this is a perfect opportunity to becoming a healthcare professional.
Affiliated to the Indian Board of Alternative Medicine and the International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine in UK, Endpoint College of Health and Education is well equipped and placed to serve your professional training needs in Ghana for a competitive global market.
The College’s two-year certificate in ‘Complementary Healthcare Programme’ has enrollment spaces for individuals interested in starting a career in healthcare.
And the entry requires are:
- A Senior High School Certificate (WASSCE or SSCE) with at least six (6) passes including Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science.
- Mature Applicants-Persons who do not meet the above requirements must be over 25 years old to be accepted as mature students. And must have at least a pass in Core English and Integrated Science—must also pass an entrance examination.
- A Health Care Worker with a minimum of two years working experience with a well-recognised health facility and with at least a pass in Core English, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science.
The College operates a flexible study-timetable including regular, weekend and evening classes.
With a modern hostel facilities a few metres away from the College premises, the accommodation needs of students have been thought-of and catered for.
Since the College is a branch of the famed and highly recognised EndPoint Homeopathic Clinic, students will have the opportunity to work at one of the various EndPoint Clinics while on the course–to aid with their practical learning and acquire field experience.
I really don’t know how much endpoint paid u for this but I really have to make a research before u advertise them.
I went to endpoint 2 months ago Whiles in ghana.
I tought it was my last place. I spent almost 7million old cedis there for my 1st treatment after.
Which they asurred me I will be fine after the treatment.
1 of the medicine was to me gamely every 5 mins ,10 mins and hourly etc.
I went for my 2nd treatment. Which also cost me 6million old cedis and after it still the same. On till some1 show me a pharmacy which they have me a medicine for just 80 cedis.Which it work.
They charge so much yet their medicines doesn’t work. What a. Waste of money . mtchew