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10/02/2023
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Successful application for Licensure Examinations is based on verification of the following:
1) Student Indexing (Grade 12 results entry criteria)
2) Nature of training programme
3) Training Institution attended
4) Authenticity of qualifications
5) ZAQA Evaluation (for foreign trained graduates).
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28/01/2023
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21/01/2023
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12/12/2022
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LEX DATES, FEES & APPLICATION
HPCZ will from Tuesday 27th December 2022 to Friday 3rd February 2023 be receiving applications for the first Professional Licensure Examinations (LEX) slated for first quarter of 2023.
The first Licensure Examinations of 2023 will be conducted from Monday 20th February to Friday 3rd March 2023.
Application forms will be free and available at all HPCZ offices or can be downloaded from the website @ www.hpcz.org.zm.
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13/09/2022
NMCZ would like to inform all Nursing and Midwifery Higher Education Institutions and enrolled students that the period for application to sit for the November 2022 Competence and Licensure Examinations has been extended to 23rd September, 2022.
25/08/2022
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Notice to all Nursing and Midwifery Higher Education Institutions and students undergoing Nursing and Midwifery training:
25/05/2022
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08/04/2022
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‘It’s no crime to graduate in absentia’
Health training institutions have been warned against withholding students’ final results for not attending graduation ceremonies.
Health Professional Council of Zambia (HPCZ) chief executive officer and registrar Bwembya Bwalya says graduation ceremonies should not be transformed into money generating ventures.
Mr Bwalya said there is no curriculum in the country that compels anyone who has completed training to collect their certificates only after attending a graduation ceremony.
“What we have noticed is that some training institutions are taking advantage of students and seemingly portraying a picture that those students should attend a graduation ceremony before obtaining their results https://enews.daily-mail.co.zm/welcome/home