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Complete required high school subjects (commonly biology, chemistry, and/or health sciences)
Earn a qualifying nursing or midwifery entry qualification (varies by country)
Complete an accredited midwifery education program (diploma/degree)
Meet clinical placement requirements during training
Pass required licensing/exam requirements for midwifery practice
Apply for registration/licensure with the appropriate professional body
Complete any required background checks and health/fitness requirements
Maintain active registration through continuing professional development
Build experience through supervised practice and/or entry-level roles in maternity settings
Consider specialization (e.g., community midwifery, high-risk pregnancy) if required or desired
Join professional associations and follow local practice guidelines
