Lira City, Uganda – Parents seeking quality health training for their children have been urged to consider Victoria School of Nursing and Midwifery, with the institution's Director assuring the public of its capacity to produce competent and skilled nurses and midwives.
Dr. Isaac Orec, the Director of Victoria School of Nursing and Midwifery in Lira City, has called on parents to entrust their children to the institution, promising that they possess all the necessary resources to transform them into "stray" nurses and midwives—a term used locally to denote highly skilled, independent practitioners who can excel in any health setting.
Speaking about the school's competitive edge, Dr. Orec highlighted several key facilities that set the institution apart. He revealed that students at Victoria have access to a modern e-library, complete with reliable internet connectivity, enabling them to conduct research and stay updated with the latest medical knowledge.
"Your children will not lack any reading materials because we have provided an e-library where students can easily access the internet for their learning," Dr. Orec stated.
Beyond digital resources, the Director emphasized the school's state-of-the-art laboratory, equipped with modern apparatus and simulation tools. He noted that this facility has been instrumental in ensuring their students consistently perform exceptionally well in practical examinations—a tradition they intend to maintain.
"We have the best laboratory with modern equipment, and this has always made our students the best in practicals. That is why we will continue doing so," he added.
Dr. Orec further attributed the school's success to its team of professional tutors who possess vast knowledge and experience in the health sector. He assured parents that the combination of skilled instructors, advanced practical facilities, and digital learning resources creates an environment where students are adequately prepared for the challenges of the healthcare profession.
