Kabale School of
Comprehensive Nursing
Begin Your Nursing or Midwifery Journey with us.
Kabale School of
Comprehensive Nursing
Begin Your Nursing or Midwifery Journey with us.
Kabale School of
Comprehensive Nursing
Begin Your Nursing or Midwifery Journey with us.
Transform your nursing and midwifery skills.
Begin Your Nursing or Midwifery Journey with us
Kabale School of Comprehensive Nursing started in 1972 as Kabale School of Nursing and Midwifery training students at enrolled level. By then the capacity was 120.
That meant 60 per course (Nursing & Midwifery and the selection was only 20 students for each intake. The duration of the course was 2 ½ years. This institution remains the only Government Institution of this kind in the Kigezi region.
Explore Our Accredited Nursing and Midwifery Programmes
From foundational diplomas to specialized training, Kabale School of Comprehensive Nursing offers courses designed to equip you with practical skills and professional confidence. Discover the program that matches your passion for healthcare and take the next step toward becoming a compassionate, qualified nurse.
Nursing Programmes
Our comprehensive nursing programmes are designed to build both skill and compassion.…
- Certificate in Nursing
- Diploma in Nursing
Midwifery Programmes
Our Midwifery Programmes prepare you to guide mothers through safe pregnancies, childbirth,…
- Certificate in Midwifery
- Diploma in Midwifery
Our Core Values
We nurture leaders who inspire change in healthcare and beyond.
At Kabale School of Comprehensive Nursing, leadership means guiding with vision, courage, and compassion—empowering students to take initiative, influence communities positively, and set standards of excellence in patient care.
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Our Vision
- An internationally reputable Institution producing health professionals who will serve the community’s health needs to their mutual satisfaction.
Our Mission
- To train and produce competent health professionals who are able to meet the demands of the health burden.