Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Nursing Forms and Exploring Nursing Courses in Ghana (2025/2026)

How to Purchase Nursing Forms and Explore Different Nursing Courses in Ghana (2025/2026)

If you're interested in pursuing a career in nursing in Ghana, understanding how to purchase nursing forms and knowing the different types of nursing courses available is crucial. This guide provides a step-by-step process for buying your nursing training forms, the various categories of nursing courses, and entry requirements, helping you navigate your way to a rewarding nursing career.



How to Purchase Nursing Training Forms in Ghana

To begin your nursing journey, purchasing the official admission forms is the first step. Here’s how to do it:

1.) Buy Online via Checker Cards

This is one of the easiest and most trusted ways to purchase your form.

Steps:

  • Visit forms.checkercards.com
  • Choose “Nursing Training Admission Forms”
  • Select your preferred nursing school from the list
  • Click “Buy Now”
  • Fill in your details (name, phone number, email)
  • Complete your payment using the available options (including Mobile Money)

Once payment is made, you’ll receive an e-voucher code that gives you access to the application portal.

Price: The cost for the nursing training forms is typically around GHS 250 (approximately).

2.) Buy on eFastGhana

Another trusted option is through eFastGhana.

Steps:

  • Visit fastghana.com
  • Look for “MoH Health Training Institutes/Nursing Training eVoucher”
  • Add to cart and proceed to checkout
  • Choose Mobile Money (MoMo) as your payment method
  • Enter your MoMo number and approve the prompt on your phone
  • You will receive your voucher instantly via SMS or email

Price: The forms usually cost GHS 200 - GHS 250.

3.) Purchase Using MoMo (Alternative Direct Method)

You can also purchase nursing forms directly using Mobile Money through a USSD shortcode.

Steps:

  1. Dial the short code provided by the platform (e.g., *447160# or others depending on the provider).
  2. Choose “Forms & eVouchers”
  3. Select “Nursing Training Forms”
  4. Enter your name and email address
  5. Choose your payment method: MTN, Vodafone, or AirtelTigo Money
  6. Confirm and authorize the transaction
  7. You will receive your voucher code via SMS

Price: The cost is GHS 250.

Categories of Nursing Programs in Ghana

Nursing programs in Ghana are divided into different categories based on educational level. Here's a breakdown:

1.) Certificate Programs

  • Nurse Assistant Clinical (NAC)
  • Nurse Assistant Preventive (NAP)

These are entry-level programs ideal for students with WASSCE or equivalent qualifications. They typically last 2 years.

2.) Diploma Programs (For WASSCE Students)

WASSCE students with credit passes in the required subjects can apply for:

  • Registered General Nursing (RGN) – General medical care and nursing practices.
  • Registered Midwifery (RM) – Specialization in childbirth and maternal healthcare.
  • Registered Mental Health Nursing – Focuses on psychiatric and mental health nursing.
  • Registered Community Health Nursing – Trains nurses for community-based healthcare roles.

Diploma programs generally last 3 years.

3.) Bachelor’s Degree Programs (For WASSCE Students)

For a more advanced nursing career, you can apply for:

  • BSc in General Nursing
  • BSc in Midwifery

Examples of institutions offering these programs:

4.) Postgraduate Programs

For nurses seeking specialization:

  • MSc or MPhil in Nursing
  • PhD in Nursing

These programs are offered by universities like the University of Ghana.

Entry Requirements for WASSCE Students

  • Certificate Programs: At least C6 in English, Core Maths, Integrated Science, and any three elective subjects.
  • Diploma Programs: At least C6 in English, Core Maths, Integrated Science, and any three electives.
  • Degree Programs: WASSCE holders with credit passes in core and elective subjects may apply.
  • Postgraduate Programs: A good first degree in nursing and relevant work experience.

For full details on entry requirements, refer to healthtraining.gov.gh.

Top Nursing Training Schools in Ghana

Here are some reputable institutions offering nursing programs:

  • Korle-Bu Nurses Training College – One of the oldest and most prestigious in Accra
  • Kumasi Nurses and Midwifery Training School – Known for both general nursing and midwifery
  • Community Health Nurses' Training College, Tanoso – Specializes in community health nursing.

Conclusion

Starting your nursing journey in Ghana is an exciting and fulfilling path. Whether you are pursuing a certificate, diploma, or degree, ensure that you follow the correct steps for purchasing your form and meet the entry requirements for the program of your choice. With the right preparation, you will be well on your way to a rewarding career in nursing.

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