UK Nursing CBT & OSCE Syllabus
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m assembling a one-stop preparation pack for the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council licensure tests, covering both parts of the Test of Competence—the Computer-Based Test (CBT) and the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). My aim is to walk into each section with absolute clarity on what will be asked, supported by enough practice material to feel exam-ready from day one.
Here’s exactly what I need you to compile and deliver:
• A fully structured syllabus for both CBT and OSCE, broken down by domain, topic and sub-topic exactly as they appear in the current NMC blueprint.
• Concise topic summaries plus detailed outlines of expected knowledge, skills and behaviours for every item on that syllabus.
• A bank of practice questions for every single topic, including correct answers and brief rationales—followed by at least five full-length mock papers that mirror actual CBT format and difficulty.
• OSCE station guides that spell out common scenarios, assessment criteria, marking schemes and red-flag errors, along with printable checklists candidates can use for timed practice.
• All content gathered from a blend of reputable academic websites, official nursing-board publications, and well-known social-media study groups (Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, etc.), curated and referenced so I can trace every source if needed.
• Final deliverables in easy-to-share PDF files, organised into clearly named folders: “CBT Syllabus,” “CBT Topic Banks,” “CBT Mock Tests,” “OSCE Stations,” and “Reference Sources.”
Acceptance criteria
1. Syllabus aligns perfectly with the latest NMC Test of Competence handbook (confirm issue date).
2. At least 25 topic-wise practice questions per CBT domain, with a minimum total of 300 unique items.
3. Full-length CBT mocks follow the exact 120-question, 4-field structure and include timed answer keys.
4. Minimum of 15 OSCE station write-ups covering both clinical skills and professional values.
5. All PDFs are searchable, uncluttered.
If you’ve already built similar packs or have insider course notes tucked away in a class group, that’s perfect—just ensure everything is current and traceable. I’m ready to review sample pages or a short extract before we finalise. Looking forward to a well-organised, exam-ready bundle.
Here’s exactly what I need you to compile and deliver:
• A fully structured syllabus for both CBT and OSCE, broken down by domain, topic and sub-topic exactly as they appear in the current NMC blueprint.
• Concise topic summaries plus detailed outlines of expected knowledge, skills and behaviours for every item on that syllabus.
• A bank of practice questions for every single topic, including correct answers and brief rationales—followed by at least five full-length mock papers that mirror actual CBT format and difficulty.
• OSCE station guides that spell out common scenarios, assessment criteria, marking schemes and red-flag errors, along with printable checklists candidates can use for timed practice.
• All content gathered from a blend of reputable academic websites, official nursing-board publications, and well-known social-media study groups (Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, etc.), curated and referenced so I can trace every source if needed.
• Final deliverables in easy-to-share PDF files, organised into clearly named folders: “CBT Syllabus,” “CBT Topic Banks,” “CBT Mock Tests,” “OSCE Stations,” and “Reference Sources.”
Acceptance criteria
1. Syllabus aligns perfectly with the latest NMC Test of Competence handbook (confirm issue date).
2. At least 25 topic-wise practice questions per CBT domain, with a minimum total of 300 unique items.
3. Full-length CBT mocks follow the exact 120-question, 4-field structure and include timed answer keys.
4. Minimum of 15 OSCE station write-ups covering both clinical skills and professional values.
5. All PDFs are searchable, uncluttered.
If you’ve already built similar packs or have insider course notes tucked away in a class group, that’s perfect—just ensure everything is current and traceable. I’m ready to review sample pages or a short extract before we finalise. Looking forward to a well-organised, exam-ready bundle.