The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) diploma is an entry-level nursing support pathway for eligible applicants. PNMC information reviewed in August 2026 notes that the CNA course is for female applicants and that the program was formerly titled Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).
Current PNMC Admission Criteria
- FSc (Pre-Medical) with at least 45% marks, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects; OR
- Matric (Science) with at least 45% marks, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects; OR
- Matric (Arts) with 50% marks plus FA with 50% marks.
- Age limit listed by PNMC: 14–35 years.
- PNMC notes the CNA course is for females only.
Program Purpose
CNA education should prepare learners for safe, supervised support in patient care and routine nursing-assistant responsibilities. The competencies, subjects and practical hours shown on the site should come from the approved curriculum.
Practical Training
Applicants should request current details about skills-lab learning, supervised practice and clinical exposure. The website should use authentic NewICONHS information rather than generic nursing-program claims.
Recognition
The reviewed PNMC recognized-institutes list includes CNA for the New International College main and Ring Road entries. Use the Recognition & Affiliations page to open the current official source.
Admission Steps
- Check eligibility.
- Confirm current intake and campus.
- Prepare academic documents.
- Submit the application.
- Complete document verification and the admissions team’s enrollment/pre-registration steps.
Ready for the next step?
Final eligibility depends on current official criteria, verified documents and program availability.