CTN701 Introduction to Clinical Teaching for Registered Nurses

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Course code

CTN701
Locations and dates
No start dates are currently available. Register to be informed when new dates are added.
Fees

Tuition: 211.00

Student levy: 10.00
Credits

5

Develop the skills to preceptor nursing students and create an effective learning environment in just one day.

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Develop the skills to support effective learning for ākonga in healthcare settings. Hone your leadership skills and gain a range of teaching and learning strategies to help you become a confident clinical preceptor.

It is a regulatory requirement that all nursing ākonga are supported by an appropriately prepared, registered nurse. NMIT | Te Pūkenga collaborates with Te Whatu Ora, non-government and public health organisations to offer preceptor training. If you work for these organisations, this short course is fees-free. Identification might be required for enrolment.

Please note: This can be completed as a "stand-alone" course, but participants can receive five credits towards the Graduate Certificate in Nursing Practice, Level 7.

What will I learn?

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

Evaluate learning needs for students in a clinical learning environment.
Critique and evaluate teaching and learning strategies applicable in clinical situations.
Facilitate student learning to link theory to practice.
Evaluate a range of techniques for providing feedback to students in relation to their clinical practice.
Apply evidence-based practice to support student teaching and learning.

Indicative curriculum

Learning activities

Forms and contacts

Pre-requisites

Structure & timetable

Requirements for Successful Completion

Mentored or been buddied with a Bachelor of nursing (BN) student / Competency Assessment programme (CAP) student in clinical placement for a minimum of two shifts (16 hours)
Attendance and participation on the scheduled day
Completion of set readings prior to and following the scheduled day
Demonstration that the learning outcomes have been met through successful completion of learning activities, exercises and submission of a written assignment

Participants who meet all of the learning outcomes will receive 5 credits towards the Graduate Certificate in Nursing practice.

The timetable and room number will be available on the Moodle site which you will have access to once you have enrolled and been accepted onto the course.