In nursing, APIE stands for Assessment, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation. It is the core clinical framework used in the Nursing and Midwifery Council OSCE for internationally educated nurses applying to register in the UK. The APIE stations follow one continuous patient journey, meaning you will care for the same patient case across all four stations. […]
Professional Values Professional Values in the Nursing and Midwifery Council OSCE is a 10-minute written station. You will be given a clinical scenario and asked to explain, in bullet points and in the first person, what actions you would take and why. This station assesses how well your decision-making aligns with the four themes of […]
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in the Nursing and Midwifery Council OSCE is a 10-minute written station. Candidates are given a scenario linked to a peer-reviewed nursing or medical journal article based on one of the EBP topic areas. You will be asked to read the article, identify and extract the key information, summarise the main findings, […]
As of May 2026 Clinical skills are completed in two linked skill pairings, with up to 21 minutes per pairing, plus 4 minutes between pairings. Skills that may be tested include: Intramuscular Injection (IM) – 12 minutes Subcutaneous Injection (SC) – 12 minutes Aseptic Non-Touch Technique (ANTT) & Wound Assessment – 21 minutes Peak Expiratory […]
Key Documents Required To apply for your UK visitor visa, please ensure you have the following documents ready: NMC Decision Letter confirming your eligibility to sit the OSCE OSCE Booking Confirmation from an approved test centre Letter of Acceptance from My Nurse’s Life confirming your enrolment in OSCE training Proof of Financial Support, such as […]