Through partnering with a number of hospitals and clinics in the Takoradi region, we can offer a truly unique and authentic experience of Ghanaian healthcare. While on a nursing elective placement, you can expect to see a range of unusual ailments like typhoid psychosis, malaria and TB. Ghana is also a stunning place to visit, with great wild game parks, gorgeous coastlines, and incredible waterfalls to explore in your time off the wards. Read what our students think below!
Reviews
Stephanie Humphries
Edge Hill University 2018
"As cliché as it sounds, I shall remember the memories I made in Ghana for as long as I live".
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Northampton University 2018
"I also witnessed a case of complications arising from the practising of witchcraft."
Read moreCharlotte Cox
Anglia Ruskin University 2018
"An overseas placement made me appreciate the NHS more than ever".
Read moreErin and Caroline Bonett
University of Newcastle 2018
"I saw a twin cesarean section at 29 weeks and a baby born in the sac."
Read moreKelly Singleton
University of Central Lancashire 2018
"I cannot begin to tell you how lucky I feel to have had the opportunity to experience an international placement."
Read moreSarah Mabbott
Bournemouth University 2017
"My advice to anyone considering a trip with Work the World is: make it happen".
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King's College London 2017
"The village week is a must. It was truly the highlight of my whole trip to Ghana."
Read moreNatalie Sampson
University of Southampton 2016
"I saw my first ever birth – which was then followed by six more – a definite highlight!"
Read moreApril Bradbeer
Bournemouth University 2015
"I spent time with the nursing staff exchanging knowledge and ideas".
Read moreMelissa Fox
University of Manchester 2015
"I spent 7 incredible, emotional weeks in Ghana, where I nursed in Accident and Emergency, male surgical ward, HIV clinic, labour ward, general medicine and paediatrics".
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