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A: To become a midwife with a teaching degree, you need to opt for a proper Associate's program in Midwifery. It will be a two years program and if you already have teaching experience in early childhood education, then it can be a plus.The degree can be completed online at a much faster pace as well.: If you wish to start a career as a midwife, you will need to get relevant education in this area of healthcare. There are a large number of certification and diploma courses that can prepare you for such a career in up to six months.
If you find that the ones you want to apply to don't accept it, you could do an Access to midwifery course, it's only a year long and gives you the required qualifications. No, you don't need to be a nurse first, that's the old way of doing it.You can now go straight in and do your 3 year midwifery degree straight away. You can still do it the old way if you want, by doing a 3 year ADULT nursing degree, then an 18 month conversion to midwifery degree.eport Abuse. Contact universities with midwifery courses to find out if child care is acceptable for entry. No you do not need to become a nurse first. That was how it was done in the past.