Student Streamlining Supporting Statements for Nursing Roles in Wales
26 Nov 2026, 14:00 - 15:00
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A free webinar by RCN Careers & RCN Wales.
For student nurses in Wales
Are you applying for your first registered nursing role through Student Streamlining in Wales?
Join the RCN Careers Service for a free, webinar for nursing students in Wales. We’ll take you through what makes an effective supporting statement and how to give yourself the best possible chance of getting the job you want.
This webinar will be hosted by RCN Wales' Librarian and Information Services Manager, Louise Wallace, RCN Careers Coach, Julie Watkins, and RCN Careers Information Coordinator, Ruth Jones.
Who should attend
RCN student nurse members in Wales who are applying for nursing roles through the Student Streamlining process.
With the current job market becoming increasingly challenging and competitive, this webinar will help you strengthen your application and give yourself the best possible chance of being shortlisted.
What we cover
- An overview of the streamlining process and current job landscape in Wales
- What employers are looking for and how to address the essential criteria
- How to structure your statement and write a strong introduction
- How to present your skills and experience to improve your chances of securing your preferred role.
- Common mistakes to avoid, with example phrases, model answers and techniques
Secure Your Spot Now!
In a challenging job market, a strong supporting statement can make all the difference.
Don’t miss this opportunity to feel more confident about getting shortlisted for the job you want.
If you're not an RCN member, register today.
Questions?
E-mail us at career.service@rcn.org.uk.
Disclaimer
Please be aware, when you join this event your name, email address and organisation may be visible to other attendees. The meeting may be attended by both RCN members and non-members
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Page last updated - 05/11/2026
