Emmanuel Verpleegskool Pretoria Campus

09/09/2026

Some more Graduation Memories. 👨🏽‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓🧑🏾‍🎓

08/09/2026

🌙💤 3rd YEARS IN THEIR PJs! 🩺🧸

Who said nursing school always has to be serious? 😜

Our 3rd Years swapped their scrubs for pajamas and brought the comfy vibes to campus for a fun-filled day! 🥰✨

Lots of laughs, plenty of smiles, and proof that even future nurses deserve a little sleep-in spirit! 😴😂

🩺❤️ Nursing by day… PJ party by choice! 🌙✨

08/09/2026

3rd Year Diploma in Nursing students mentoring assisting Higher Certificate in Nursing students in vital signs, hand rub, urinanalysis, oxygen therpay under the watchful eye of Ms Tienie Kleinhans.

02/09/2026

26/08/2026

🎓 Celebrating the Class of 2025! 🎓

Higher Certificate in Nursing

What a wonderful day of celebration as we honoured the achievements of our graduating students. We are incredibly proud of each of you and all that you have accomplished on your journey towards becoming professional nurses. 🩺💙

Thank you to our lecturers, families, guests and our partners from Botshilu Private Hospital and Zuid Afrikaanse Hospitaal for sharing this special occasion with us.

Here are a few moments from a very special day. ✨

Congratulations, Class of 2025! We wish you every success as you begin this exciting next chapter.

14/08/2026

Our 3rd year Diploma in Nursing students having some fun and dressing for the coldest days this winter. ❄️❄️❄️

14/08/2026

Gender Based Violence Awareness Talk

Dear Superintendent Sharon and Warrant Officer Yolande,

Thank you so much for taking the time to visit Emmanuel Verpleegskool Pretoria Campus and present such an important and difficult topic on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) to our students.

You handled a very heavy and sensitive subject with great professionalism, compassion and clarity. The presentation was both informative and practical, and we especially appreciated how you created an environment where the students felt comfortable participating and engaging in the discussion.

It was particularly valuable for our nursing students to gain a better understanding of how nurses and the South African Police Service can work together when GBV is identified in practice. Your guidance on recognising the signs, understanding the appropriate steps to take, and knowing when and how to involve the police will be invaluable to them in their future roles as healthcare professionals.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with our students and for allowing such a meaningful and open discussion. We truly appreciate your contribution to their education and to preparing them to respond appropriately and compassionately when they encounter GBV in their professional practice.

Thank you once again for a very informative and worthwhile session.

11/08/2026

Our students spent their Mandela day 67minutes serving the elderly at Huis Ebenhaeser.

03/08/2026

3rd year pranks....cause it isn't just always about academics