During your nursing internship in Kandy, you can expect to gain knowledge from a number of local specialists, experience a range of different departments, and engage with rare and unfamiliar cases such as dengue fever, tuberculosis, and other advanced conditions. Once the working day, or week, has come to an end, you'll have the chance to spot jaguars and leopards on a local safari, go white water rafting, and more. Read what our students think below!
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London South Bank University 2015
It was amazing to see how the people live their lives and see how healthcare works
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London South Bank University 2015
It was nice living with the host family and living how they would live.
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University of Alberta 2015
Being in the house with people from all around the world was amazing. I have made so many new friends in almost every country possible.
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University of Manchester 2015
"I spent 7 incredible, emotional weeks in Ghana, where I nursed in Accident and Emergency, male surgical ward, HIV clinic, labour ward, general medicine and paediatrics".
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University of Alberta 2015
A few interesting cases I have seen include multiple cases of disseminated TB in non-HIV patients and just the amount of alcoholic liver disease with Cirrhosis of the liver.
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University of Cumbria 2015
I honestly don’t feel I can put how much I have actually learned into words but I would strongly encourage everyone to experience this if they can.
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Charles Darwin University 2015
The second week I spent two days in OB which was amazing – seeing multiple births and C sections
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Edinburgh Napier University 2015
My time on the Village Healthcare Experience on the island was absolutely amazing
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University of Central Lancashire 2015
Work the World provided a truly exciting, fun, challenging and magical experience which I will treasure for a life time
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University of Hull 2015
We were very impressed by the medical knowledge of staff nurses and how they utilised the limited resources
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