How do get out of a rut and train to become a midwife?
Hi, Congratulations on your decision to do something about your life! I am 38 and qualified as a midwife a year ago – and I can definately say that the last four years have been the most challenging, up and down rollercoaster of my whole career. I have never regretted my decision to train as a midwife – every day is different and you can never tell what is going to happen one minute to the next. I love it. If money is an issue, then you need to train near to where you live. Training involves 50% time spent in university and 50% of time in practice. Find out which university the mdwifery students at your local hospital are from, and then contact that university to find out what training is available and what qualifications are needed. Each university is different so it’s best to find out what you need to do directly from them. Access courses like to have people who have had some experience in a healthcare setting. I worked for a short time as an auxilliary in my local maternity departme
