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Biomedical Science (Anatomy) Medical English

English for Nurses (100 hours/9 months access)

Communicating accurately and effectively is critical to the safety, care and wellbeing of patients.


This 100-hours, online course teaches the English that nursing professionals and students need to communicate effectively in all essential situations at work, including key patient interactions, clinical pathways, giving accurate handovers, drugs calculations, post-operative and end-of-life care.



The course is designed for nurses with intermediate (B1 – B2) level of English who work or study in English.


The course is easy to use, enjoyable and, above all, practical.




    Payment options:
  • Option 1: spread the cost. 50% in advance and 50% at the end of the first trimester.

  • Option 2: Take the English for Nurses course, with take English for Radiography course(Apply coupon : nursesradiography) ; OR; with English for Pharmacy course (Apply coupon : nursespharmacy) and receive 5% discount.

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Original price was: €300.Current price is: €188. *excluding VAT

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Original price was: €300.Current price is: €188. *excluding VAT

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Inputs : during the course, you listen to conversations, read medical texts, watch animated videos, role play dialogues, analyse hospital charts, look at work-related photographs and images, and study vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation focus points.Exercises :you take a wide range of exercises to help learn the language you need. The exercises concentrate on learning the English required in a wide variety of work-based scenarios.Length : 100 hours, with each unit designed to take 10 hours to complete.Progress Assessment : at the end of every unit, there is a progress review and test so you can assess what you have learnt.End of Course Achievement Certificate: delivered electronically on course completion. 80 CPD Points.Course Accreditation : The course is accredited by the CPD Standards Office in the UK, whose professional qualifications are recognised worldwide.Payment methods: by:
  • Payzone: MasterCard, Card Visa
  • Direct Bank Transfer: Moroccans can also pay by cheques, cash, Wafacash or Cash plus
  • Paypal: Visa Card, MasterCard, Maestro Card, American Express Card, (you can pay with your international Card if you don’t have a Paypal account)
  • Western Union: You can sent us your payment through Western Union to the name “HASNA CHEKAIRI“

Learning Path

    • Welcoming a patient 00:00:00
    • Talking to patients and colleagues 00:00:00
    • Describing your role and responsibilities 00:00:00
    • Staff in the hospital 00:00:00
    • Medical terminology 00:00:00
    • Everyday healthcare language 00:00:00
    • Hospital charts: patient admission form 00:00:00
    • Pressure ulcers and ulcer stages 00:00:00
    • The body: the lower back and buttocks 00:00:00
    • Changing a patient’s position 00:00:00
    • Intentional rounding 00:00:00
    • Pressure area care of wheelchair-bound patients 00:00:00
    • Waterlow pressure area assessment tool 00:00:00
    • The body: lower back and buttocks 00:00:00
    • Types of pain 00:00:00
    • Pain severity and location 00:00:00
    • Administering pain medication 00:00:00
    • Types of painkillers, side effects 00:00:00
    • Chronic pain: osteoarthritis 00:00:00
    • Hospital charts: pain scales 00:00:00
    • The body: anterior and posterior 00:00:00
    • Falls and injuries 00:00:00
    • Sprains, strains, fractures and dislocations 00:00:00
    • Care of a patient with a plaster cast 00:00:00
    • Giving a handover 00:00:00
    • Writing an incident report 00:00:00
    • Hospital charts: Falls Risk Assessment 00:00:00
    • The body: legs, thighs, hips, feet 00:00:00
    • PPE, micro-organisms, HCAIs 00:00:00
    • Taking a blood sample 00:00:00
    • Taking a temperature, abnormal readings 00:00:00
    • Wound infections, burns chart 00:00:00
    • Isolation nursing 00:00:00
    • Hospital chart: wound care chart 00:00:00
    • The body: skin, nails, hair 00:00:00
    • Respiration and respiratory difficulties 00:00:00
    • Breathing equipment 00:00:00
    • Asthma – types of inhalers and nebulisers 00:00:00
    • Upper respiratory tract infections 00:00:00
    • Discussing lifestyle changes 00:00:00
    • Hospital charts: oxygen prescription 00:00:00
    • The body: the chest 00:00:00
    • IV equipment, needle stick injuries 00:00:00
    • Administering IV fluids 00:00:00
    • Checking and giving an IV antibiotic; VIP scores 00:00:00
    • Drug calculations 00:00:00
    • Taking about clinical pathways 00:00:00
    • Taking about clinical pathways 00:00:00
    • The body: arms and hands 00:00:00
    • Vocabulary of post-operative care 00:00:00
    • Taking a handover in Recovery 00:00:00
    • Explaining discharge information 00:00:00
    • Managing phone enquiries 00:00:00
    • Using SBAR to communicate with colleagues 00:00:00
    • Hospital documentation: district nurse referral 00:00:00
    • The body: the abdomen 00:00:00
    • Types of medication 00:00:00
    • Checking drugs, dose, frequency, allergies 00:00:00
    • Discussing side effects and precautions 00:00:00
    • Medication and the elderly 00:00:00
    • Putting in eye drops and eye ointment 00:00:00
    • Hospital charts: drug charts 00:00:00
    • The body: ears and eyes 00:00:00
    • Types of cancer and cancer treatment 00:00:00
    • Talking about chemotherapy side effects 00:00:00
    • Managing unpleasant symptoms post- radiotherapy 00:00:00
    • Palliative care 00:00:00
    • Supporting relatives 00:00:00
    • Hospital charts: DNAR orders 00:00:00
    • The body: mouth and throat 00:00:00

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What people are saying

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“I found the course useful and interesting, in particular pronunciation and listening/writing exercises were extremely relevant for me, even if I found it very challenging.”
Arianna Di StadioMedical
“The course has helped to use English in such specific medical situations, I’ve never thought of before. It was very useful to listen to various dialogues with native speakers because it gave me opportunity to pick up many phrases and collocations which are used in real conversations.”
Jake RomeroMedical Student
"I would totally recommend it to others as this course was so useful and full of details that we might not take it fully in uni plus its enjoyable."
Hanin AlhootiStudent
"I would like to say thank you for the course. I think this course helps a lot for international nurses especially pronunciation but it was very helpful in every aspect. Interactive, relevant and excellent. I absolutely recommend this course to others as it focused to the point and pretty useful. It covered every language skills, interactive and realistic."
Valeria SzaboStudent
“This course provided me with all information that I had been struggling with before I took this course… it is really a rewarding and inspiring course with wide range of valuable information.”
Dr Hanna RomanenkoOET medicine candidate

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