Nursing Assessment APIE study aid
Use source-linked preparation checks for the published station sequence, 20-minute timing, Future Nurse standards and current NMC candidate materials.
PINPath · OSCE preparation and arrival planning
The OSCE + Landing Kit brings together Nursing Assessment APIE preparation, a critical-appraisal study checklist, a professional-values study checklist, a practice timer and a flexible first-90-days plan for settling into the UK.
For nurses and midwives from Nigeria and Ghana applying directly for UK NMC registration. The critical-appraisal and professional-values checklists are PINPath study aids, not official NMC checklists, assessment criteria or marking rubrics. The kit does not promise exam success, NMC registration or employment.
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A practical set of resources
Use source-linked preparation checks for the published station sequence, 20-minute timing, Future Nurse standards and current NMC candidate materials.
Concise PINPath study prompts linked to current NMC OSCE guidance, profession-specific specifications and reading materials. It is not an official NMC checklist or marking rubric.
A source-led PINPath study aid for nurses and midwives from Nigeria and Ghana applying directly for UK NMC registration, linked to current NMC guidance and profession-specific standards.
Use the built-in timer to structure focused OSCE practice sessions alongside the current materials for your profession and sitting.
Break practical settling-in steps into a flexible 30 / 60 / 90-day plan, with source links for banking, housing, NI, payslips and tax.
Keep current guidance close
The station prompts are PINPath study aids, not official NMC checklists, scripts, assessment criteria or marking rubrics. The arrival plan links to official guidance and reminds you to check the rules for your circumstances and the UK nation where you live.
Read NMC OSCE guidance