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
Melissa 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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Bournemouth University 2015
"As a qualified nurse I have gained so much from the experience and would encourage anyone to go".
Read moreCharlotte Pearson
Sheffield Hallam University 2014
"The in-country and UK based staff are all amazing and so supportive (even when we have returned home)".
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University of Southampton 2014
"Such a valuable and life changing experience, and I only hope it continues to shape students like me in years to come".
Read moreKiriana Chabaniuk
University of Alberta 2014
If I was to ever do another Work the World placement (which I desperately want to do) it would be hard to stray from Takoradi
Read moreMia Daldry
King's College London 2014
I have gained a huge amount of experience in tropical diseases and nursing in an environment where resources are not as readily available as they are at home
Read moreAdrienne Day
Griffith University 2014
It has made me reflect on what kind of nurse I want to become and what nursing really means.
Read moreAmanda White
University of Phoenix 2014
The things you will see in the accident and emergency ward will both shock and inspire you
Read moreAmy Greenhalgh
University of the West of England 2013
My advice to anyone thinking about doing something like this is – do it! If I can do it, you definitely can!
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