Nursing Assistant Training — State Diploma in 1 Year
In just 1 year, gain the essential skills to support patients with their daily care. The fastest route to a job in healthcare.
The fastest route to a job in healthcare
The nursing assistant program is IMTA's most accessible course: in just one year, students gain the fundamental skills to support patients with all activities of daily living — hygiene, comfort, nutrition, and mobility. An intensive program that leads directly to employment.
Open from third-year secondary school, this program is ideal for those wishing to enter the healthcare sector quickly. Clinical placements make up 50% of the program, ensuring graduates are ready to work immediately upon completion.
Training curriculum — 1 year
Seven intensive modules with a strong emphasis on practice.
Skills acquired
By the end of the program:
- Complete bathing of bedridden or semi-independent patients
- Mealtime assistance and nutritional monitoring
- Mobility assistance, bed-to-chair transfers
- Bed making and upkeep of the patient's environment
- Taking basic vital signs
- Oral and written reporting of observations
- Supportive care and communication with the patient and family
Career opportunities
Where our qualified nursing assistants work:
- Nursing assistant in hospitals or clinics
- Home care nursing assistant — SOS Nursing
- Nursing assistant in retirement homes
- Nursing assistant in rehabilitation centers
- Caregiver for the elderly
How much does a nursing assistant earn in Morocco?
Indicative scale (MAD net per month).
Source: 2024-2025 industry surveys. Indicative salaries.
IMTA trains, SOS Nursing hires
The nursing assistant program is the fastest gateway into home care. IMTA graduates are hired as a priority by SOS Nursing to support our patients in Marrakech and the surrounding region.
Frequently Asked Questions — Nursing Assistant
Do you need the baccalaureate?+
No, the nursing assistant program is open from third-year secondary school. An entrance exam assesses your aptitude and motivation.
How long is the program?+
12 months (2 semesters) at an intensive pace, alternating theoretical courses with clinical placements in a hospital setting.
What are the hours?+
The program is full-time, Monday to Friday. Clinical placements may include weekend shifts.
Can you move up to nurse afterward?+
Yes, qualified nursing assistants can go on to the auxiliary nurse (2 years) or general nurse (3 years) program after gaining professional experience.
Become a Nursing Assistant in 1 year
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