which is better?

Question: should I write: "nursing licence" or is it better to write that somebody has "certificate stating qualifiactions of a nurse"?

can I write in English that it was issued by the District Chamber of Nurses and Midwives?

Answers:
i have a nursing certificate ( plus level ) issued by the District Chamber of Nurses and Midwives date ??/??/??

what do you think

i have a nursing qualification ( plus level ) issued by the District Chamber of Nurses and Midwives date ??/??/??

Other Answers:
The second one, it sounds better ;-)

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Learn To Spell... What Is a licence? License

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midwives

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wat ever u wont to do?

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don't know i don't know what they are

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The phrase I would use is "nursing qualifications."

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It's better if you have a nurse Diploma from an University ! Somehow I feel very scared with such a question, all nurses must have their Diplomas !!

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