NECC Kaduna Opens Certificate Course in Primary Ear Care 2025

 

NECC Kaduna Opens Certificate Course in Primary Ear Care 2025


National Ear Care Centre Kaduna has opened admission for a four-week Certificate Course in Primary Ear Care. The training runs in September 2025 for eligible health workers. Full details on course dates, fees, and application steps are provided below.



The National Ear Care Centre (NECC), Kaduna, has rolled out admission for its short but practical course in Primary Ear Care. The programme is four weeks long, designed for health workers who deal directly with community cases. For many, it is a chance to pick up new skills without stepping away from work for too long.

Who the Course Is For

The course is meant for health professionals already working at community level. The categories include:

Junior Community Health Extension Workers (JCHEW)
Senior Community Health Extension Workers (SCHEW)
Community Health Officers (CHOs)
Public Health Nurses
General Nurses working in community practice

This means the focus is clear: those already serving people on the ground.
Course DetailsDuration: 1st – 26th September 2025
Content: Lectures, practical sessions, and community field experience
Fee: ₦40,000

It is not just classroom talk, the course blends theory with practice, making it useful for daily service.
How to Apply

Interested applicants can obtain forms at two main points:National Ear Care Centre, No. 3 Golf Course Road by Independent Way, Kaduna
School of Post-Basic Ear, Nose and Throat Nursing Programme
Cost of form: ₦5,500 (non-refundable)
Completed forms should be returned to the same address where they were picked up.

Applicants are reminded that admission is strictly by eligibility, so only those in the listed cadres will be considered.
Contact for Enquiries

For further details, call 08136377908.
Final Thought

For health workers already in the field, this certificate course may be a good step up, sharpening skills that are directly useful to patients. The four-week length makes it practical, not too long, not too short. And like we say sometimes, “na better knowledge dey save work tomorrow.”