Becoming a new placement provider for undergraduate student nurses

Becoming a placement provider gives you the opportunity to work in partnership with Health Education England (HEE) and the University. You'll help to develop a skilled, effective workforce to meet the health needs of the region, now and in the future.

Find out more about the benefits of hosting students 

There are six steps involved in becoming a student placement provider.

Read what each step involves 

To become a student placement provider you will need to sign two contracts – the Workplace Agreement and the Learning Development Agreement.

Learn more about the contracts 

You'll get paid approximately £127 per student per week in placement (NMET funding is only received from NHSE in line with the attendance claimed by students on their timesheets).