Wrexham University - Paramedic degree courses to be 'paused'
Wrexham University's paramedic degree courses are being paused due to a shortage of jobs for newly qualified paramedics in Wales. Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) made the decision to improve employment opportunities for current and future graduates.
Wrexham University is pausing its paramedic degree courses due to a job shortage for newly qualified paramedics in Wales. Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) made the decision in agreement with the Welsh Government and the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust. The Welsh Ambulance Service is facing financial and operational challenges, resulting in a hiring freeze for newly qualified paramedics. HEIW reassured current students they can continue their studies. The decision aims to improve employment opportunities for graduates by aligning workforce supply with demand. HEIW and the Welsh Ambulance Service are working to identify potential employment opportunities and provide support for recent graduates.
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