The Challenge of the Midwifery Exam
The SCFHS Prometric midwifery examination tests clinical decision making: antenatal care, labour and delivery, obstetric emergencies, newborn care, and communication with patients and families.
Even experienced midwives benefit from practice with case-based questions, because the exam expects decisions that align with current standards of practice.
Topics We Cover
The material follows core midwifery competency areas: pregnancy care, labour and birth, postpartum and breastfeeding support, newborn assessment, obstetric and neonatal emergencies, family planning, related pharmacology, ethics, and patient advocacy.
The official SCFHS and Prometric guidance always takes priority, so please check the latest requirements before you register for the exam.
- Antenatal care and pregnancy risk screening
- Intrapartum care and normal labour management
- Postpartum care and breastfeeding support
- Newborn assessment and neonatal resuscitation
- Obstetric and neonatal emergencies
- Family planning, ethics, and professional communication
Learning Method
Classes are held live online session by session with midwifery instructors. Each session covers key concepts, case studies, and practice questions discussed immediately, so participants understand the reasoning behind each answer.
Participants then sit timed mock exams. The results show which topics need revision before the real examination.
- Scheduled live online classes with midwifery instructors
- Case studies with live question discussion
- Timed mock exams that simulate the real test
- Self-paced practice from your account at any time
- Coaching until you feel ready for the exam
- Certificate of completion when attendance and score requirements are met
