Research midwifery career paths and requirements in your country or region

Complete the required secondary school subjects, usually including biology, chemistry, and mathematics

Earn a relevant nursing or health-related qualification if required in your area

Enroll in an accredited midwifery program or degree

Complete classroom study in anatomy, physiology, prenatal care, labor, delivery, postpartum care, and newborn care

Complete supervised clinical placements in hospitals, birth centers, or community settings

Pass all required practical assessments and written examinations

Obtain licensure, registration, or certification as required by your location

Gain work experience under supervision if needed

Maintain continuing education and renew credentials as required

Develop strong communication, empathy, decision-making, and emergency response skills

Apply for midwife positions in hospitals, clinics, birth centers, or private practice where allowed