National Diploma In Community Health

the National Diploma In Community Health Is A Two-year Program That Spans four Semesters. This Program Equips Students With The Necessary Skills And Knowledge To Provide Primary Healthcare Services Within Their Communities. Through A Blend Of Theoretical And Practical Learning, Students Will Learn How To Prevent And Manage Common Diseases, Promote Public Health Initiatives, And Deliver Essential Healthcare Services To Underserved Populations.

graduates Of This Program Will Be Prepared To Work As Community Health Officers, Where They Will Be Instrumental In Reducing Health Disparities By Providing Accessible Care And Health Education In Rural And Urban Communities. This Program Emphasizes Preventive Care And Community Involvement In Health Promotion.

duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Application Requirements:

• Must possess a Certificate of Primary Education (Primary School).
• Minimum of 5 credits in Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE)
  , including Mathematics and English Language.
• Must be at least 16 years of age.
• Open to both national and international applicants.
• Applicants must upload scanned copies of their credentials during the application process.