28-05-2016, 10:49 PM
i am Yekani Sinazo residing at Mdantane and Nursing has alwys been my dream i applied last year but with no luck ,i matriculated in 2011 with aggregate D symbol
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lilitha nursing college intake 2016 2017
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i am Yekani Sinazo residing at Mdantane and Nursing has alwys been my dream i applied last year but with no luck ,i matriculated in 2011 with aggregate D symbol
29-05-2016, 01:42 AM
can i have the new post of next year (2017) here is my email please pholilezinhle94[at]gmail.com ,i do like nursing espicially to study it at lilitha college help please send me new posts and news i need to apply
21-07-2016, 03:03 PM
The Lilitha College of Nursing invites applications
from
ost Basic Diplomas in Nursing Science
(R212):Clinical Health Assessment,Treatment and
Care
(PHC),Advanced Midwifery and Neonatal Care
(Centralised and Decentralized Programmes),
Community Nursing Science, Child Nursing
Science, Operating
Theatre,Critical Care,Orthopedic Nursing
Science,Ophthalmic Nursing Science;Four Year
Diploma in Nursing Science and Midwifery (R425)
course
leading to Registration as a Nurse (General,
Community, Psychiatry and Midwifery), One Year
Midwifery (R254) from young, compassionate and
caring
individuals who are passionate about nursing and
wish to start their career in Nursing Profession in
the Eastern Cape Province or upgrade their
current nursing
status (having been granted Study Leave by their
current Employer). A well written application
letter accompanied by the following
documents: • Certified copy of a valid grade 12
certificate with aggregate D or E/S (from 750 and
above) – old certificate and meet minimum
requirements for
admission to a bachelor's degree or diploma for
the new certificate.• Certified copy of 2015/
Grade 11 end of the year report or term 1 Grade
12 report for
candidates who are still doing Grade 12.• The
certificate or report must have the following
subject as they are compulsory:English Level 3
and above/E symbol -
old certificate and Biology (Life Sciences) Level 4
and above/E symbol –old certificates,other
science subjects will be an added advantage as
the Admission Point
from
ost Basic Diplomas in Nursing Science(R212):Clinical Health Assessment,Treatment and
Care
(PHC),Advanced Midwifery and Neonatal Care
(Centralised and Decentralized Programmes),
Community Nursing Science, Child Nursing
Science, Operating
Theatre,Critical Care,Orthopedic Nursing
Science,Ophthalmic Nursing Science;Four Year
Diploma in Nursing Science and Midwifery (R425)
course
leading to Registration as a Nurse (General,
Community, Psychiatry and Midwifery), One Year
Midwifery (R254) from young, compassionate and
caring
individuals who are passionate about nursing and
wish to start their career in Nursing Profession in
the Eastern Cape Province or upgrade their
current nursing
status (having been granted Study Leave by their
current Employer). A well written application
letter accompanied by the following
documents: • Certified copy of a valid grade 12
certificate with aggregate D or E/S (from 750 and
above) – old certificate and meet minimum
requirements for
admission to a bachelor's degree or diploma for
the new certificate.• Certified copy of 2015/
Grade 11 end of the year report or term 1 Grade
12 report for
candidates who are still doing Grade 12.• The
certificate or report must have the following
subject as they are compulsory:English Level 3
and above/E symbol -
old certificate and Biology (Life Sciences) Level 4
and above/E symbol –old certificates,other
science subjects will be an added advantage as
the Admission Point
23-08-2016, 10:18 AM
EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY AND OUTCOMES: LILITHA COLLEGE OF NURSING
Lilitha College of Nursing was established by the Education and Training of Nurses and Midwives Act 4 of 2003. The intent of the Act was to:
Repeal the different pieces of apartheid legislation that established the different Nursing Colleges in the Eastern Cape Province;
Establish one single College with five (5) main campuses and nineteen (19) Sub-campuses distributed throughout the Eastern Cape Province and strategically positioned to meet nurse training demands of the EC health system;
Programmes offered are based on the demands and priorities of the health system and demographics of the EC Province. The college offers both basic and post basic nursing programmes including specialist programmes. It has consistently produced large volumes of nurses to be permanently allocated to the clinical services for the province. The college embraces academic excellence in learning where generations of disciplinary knowledge are entrusted into nursing practice, research regarding human experiences of health, illness and healing, utilising Community-Based and Evidence-Based practice focusing on holistic relationship centred around a caring approach which facilitates the well being of individuals.
VISION, MISSION AND VALUES
The mission declares college purpose. The vision expresses college direction. The values assert our behavior. Taken together, these provide a road map to our destination.
Vision
A vibrant Nursing Education and Training institution that is relevant and responsive to the health of the country.
Mission
To provide quality education and training underpinned by strong relationship between clinical practice and academia through academic excellence, optimal governance, effective institutional and financial management.
Values
Recognizing the worth and dignity of every human being, we fulfill our mission through the expression of core values noted in our history, defining our present, and directing our future. Our core values recognize students, staff, colleagues and the community we serve without regard to ethnic or cultural differences, spiritual belief or lifestyle choices. We pledge ourselves to the following core values and beliefs and commit ourselves continually to seek out ways to embody them in our attitudes, services and care;
Collaboration and Teamwork: We commit to working as a team where the contribution of each member is recognized and appreciated.
Dignity and Respect: We respect the unique nature and needs of every leader and staff, recognize their right to privacy, confidentiality and development choices.
Professionalism and Compassion: We strive to create an environment in which professionalism and caring are combined to promote humanity.
Excellence and Commitment: We believe that excellence is achieved through proactive, innovative and responsible management of our resources, encompassing financial, human and technological. We believe that this can be accomplished by every staff member or learner taking responsibility for their work and/or development decisions and striving to exceed expectations.
To support excellence, we promote a culture of continuous learning, and collaboration among Lilitha teams. We pledge to show maximum commitment in pursuit of organizational goals, prioritizing the nurturing of future nursing professionals.
Leadership: Promote the development and growth of leaders throughout the organization and continue to allow our leading programmes to export our knowledge nationally and globally.
PHILOSOPHY:
Lilitha College of Nursing, as an integral part of the Eastern Cape Department of Health, is dedicated to the pursuit of higher learning grounded in the arts, sciences and humanities. The mission of the institution is directed towards diverse communities of the Eastern Cape Province and the college acknowledges values, fosters and benefits from the unique qualities, rich histories and wide range of cultural values in the province. The philosophy and mission of Lilitha College of Nursing are focused on collaboration, excellence, innovation, integrity and research within nursing.
Because the demands and accountability of the nursing profession are so great, nursing education must be a partnership between the student and the educator. To be successful, the theoretical knowledge and the practical experience must go hand in hand for true learning to occur. Becoming a nurse requires learning of the principles, analyzing them and application thereof.
Lilitha College of Nursing believes nursing is a professional institution with academic and practice dimensions. As a practice profession, nursing serves society through delivery of direct and indirect health care services to individuals, families and communities in local, regional, national and international contexts. Nursing is a theory-guided, evidence-based practice, focused on holistic, relationship-centered caring that facilitates health and healing. Nursing is committed to ensuring quality health care for all.
Lilitha College of Nursing believes that higher education in nursing is responsible for preparing nurses for professional and discipline-related roles through a competency based curriculum emphasizing practice that is relational, reflective, responsive to the needs of the communities, respectful and caring. Thus, the college believes in the equivalent importance of both the quality nurse educator and the process of educating a nurse to prepare both entry-level and specialists nurses with a professional qualification.
The college is committed to promoting reflective practice, and leadership for social change with inherent reciprocity among nursing practice, theory and research in all educational programs. The college further believes that preparation for various nursing roles requires education in the arts and sciences foundational to nursing and in substantive disciplinary knowledge regarding caring in the human health experience across the lifespan.
Lilitha College of Nursing believes that contemporary nursing education and practice requires a commitment to diversity, interdisciplinary partnerships in practice and research and a grounding of education in nursing practice. Faculty practice models, expert care and community service provide opportunities to develop innovative models of health care delivery, improves access to care for underserved populations, engages in clinical inquiry and tests nursing theories.
Lilitha College of Nursing was established by the Education and Training of Nurses and Midwives Act 4 of 2003. The intent of the Act was to:
Repeal the different pieces of apartheid legislation that established the different Nursing Colleges in the Eastern Cape Province;
Establish one single College with five (5) main campuses and nineteen (19) Sub-campuses distributed throughout the Eastern Cape Province and strategically positioned to meet nurse training demands of the EC health system;
Programmes offered are based on the demands and priorities of the health system and demographics of the EC Province. The college offers both basic and post basic nursing programmes including specialist programmes. It has consistently produced large volumes of nurses to be permanently allocated to the clinical services for the province. The college embraces academic excellence in learning where generations of disciplinary knowledge are entrusted into nursing practice, research regarding human experiences of health, illness and healing, utilising Community-Based and Evidence-Based practice focusing on holistic relationship centred around a caring approach which facilitates the well being of individuals.
VISION, MISSION AND VALUES
The mission declares college purpose. The vision expresses college direction. The values assert our behavior. Taken together, these provide a road map to our destination.
Vision
A vibrant Nursing Education and Training institution that is relevant and responsive to the health of the country.
Mission
To provide quality education and training underpinned by strong relationship between clinical practice and academia through academic excellence, optimal governance, effective institutional and financial management.
Values
Recognizing the worth and dignity of every human being, we fulfill our mission through the expression of core values noted in our history, defining our present, and directing our future. Our core values recognize students, staff, colleagues and the community we serve without regard to ethnic or cultural differences, spiritual belief or lifestyle choices. We pledge ourselves to the following core values and beliefs and commit ourselves continually to seek out ways to embody them in our attitudes, services and care;
Collaboration and Teamwork: We commit to working as a team where the contribution of each member is recognized and appreciated.
Dignity and Respect: We respect the unique nature and needs of every leader and staff, recognize their right to privacy, confidentiality and development choices.
Professionalism and Compassion: We strive to create an environment in which professionalism and caring are combined to promote humanity.
Excellence and Commitment: We believe that excellence is achieved through proactive, innovative and responsible management of our resources, encompassing financial, human and technological. We believe that this can be accomplished by every staff member or learner taking responsibility for their work and/or development decisions and striving to exceed expectations.
To support excellence, we promote a culture of continuous learning, and collaboration among Lilitha teams. We pledge to show maximum commitment in pursuit of organizational goals, prioritizing the nurturing of future nursing professionals.
Leadership: Promote the development and growth of leaders throughout the organization and continue to allow our leading programmes to export our knowledge nationally and globally.
PHILOSOPHY:
Lilitha College of Nursing, as an integral part of the Eastern Cape Department of Health, is dedicated to the pursuit of higher learning grounded in the arts, sciences and humanities. The mission of the institution is directed towards diverse communities of the Eastern Cape Province and the college acknowledges values, fosters and benefits from the unique qualities, rich histories and wide range of cultural values in the province. The philosophy and mission of Lilitha College of Nursing are focused on collaboration, excellence, innovation, integrity and research within nursing.
Because the demands and accountability of the nursing profession are so great, nursing education must be a partnership between the student and the educator. To be successful, the theoretical knowledge and the practical experience must go hand in hand for true learning to occur. Becoming a nurse requires learning of the principles, analyzing them and application thereof.
Lilitha College of Nursing believes nursing is a professional institution with academic and practice dimensions. As a practice profession, nursing serves society through delivery of direct and indirect health care services to individuals, families and communities in local, regional, national and international contexts. Nursing is a theory-guided, evidence-based practice, focused on holistic, relationship-centered caring that facilitates health and healing. Nursing is committed to ensuring quality health care for all.
Lilitha College of Nursing believes that higher education in nursing is responsible for preparing nurses for professional and discipline-related roles through a competency based curriculum emphasizing practice that is relational, reflective, responsive to the needs of the communities, respectful and caring. Thus, the college believes in the equivalent importance of both the quality nurse educator and the process of educating a nurse to prepare both entry-level and specialists nurses with a professional qualification.
The college is committed to promoting reflective practice, and leadership for social change with inherent reciprocity among nursing practice, theory and research in all educational programs. The college further believes that preparation for various nursing roles requires education in the arts and sciences foundational to nursing and in substantive disciplinary knowledge regarding caring in the human health experience across the lifespan.
Lilitha College of Nursing believes that contemporary nursing education and practice requires a commitment to diversity, interdisciplinary partnerships in practice and research and a grounding of education in nursing practice. Faculty practice models, expert care and community service provide opportunities to develop innovative models of health care delivery, improves access to care for underserved populations, engages in clinical inquiry and tests nursing theories.
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