SHAPING LOCAL TALENT TO GLOBAL STANDARDS
Twilight Grey Care-Nursing Certificate Programme
Twilight Grey Care-Nursing Diploma Programme
Twilight Grey's Academy offers six-month diploma course that combines classroom
learning with experiential training in clinical settings.
Following courses are available:
- Neuro-progressive and Long-term care Nursing
- Neuro-critical and trauma rehabilitation
- Stroke Nursing
- Geriatric Nursing
Course 1
Diploma in Neuro-progressive and Long-term care Nursing
Applicable for Post B.Sc/GNM Nursing exploring careers in long term care
Course Outline
Neuro-progressive disorders including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and related
conditions are characterised by gradual clinical deterioration, where care needs
evolve significantly across stages. Nurses working in this domain must be equipped
to recognise and respond to the full spectrum of the person's needs like cognitive
and psychological changes, medical complexity, physical decline, and mobility
impairment understanding how these interact and shift over the course of the
condition.
What the Programme Covers
- Neurological and cognitive assessment across disease stages
- Nursing Care planning that reflects the changing needs and goals of the patient across disease stages.
- Recognition and management of complications including dysphagia and behavioural symptoms
- Medication management and safety in cognitively impaired patients
- Communication strategies for patients with speech and cognitive impairment
- Therapeutic interventions in various care settings
- Family education, caregiver support and end-of-life care
- Ethics, escalation, and multidisciplinary collaboration
What Nurses Will Be Able to Do
Graduates will be equipped to deliver confident, person centred care across the full
trajectory of neuro progressive conditions assessing, managing, communicating, and supporting families with both clinical skill and compassion.
Course 2
Diploma in Neuro-critical and Trauma rehabilitation Nursing
Applicable for graduate Nurses (B.Sc./GNM) interested in exploring careers in
neurotrauma and rehabilitation of patients post Brain injury and spinal cord injury.
Course Outline
Traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries demand rapid, precise, and highly
coordinated nursing care. From the moment of injury through stabilisation and into
rehabilitation, the nurse's role is critical at every stage-managing life-threatening
complication, preventing secondary injury, and supporting the long road to recovery.
What the Programme Covers
- Emergency trauma assessment
- Neurological monitoring and early detection of deterioration
- Spine immobilisation and safe patient handling
- Nursing care across the full continuum i.e acute, rehabilitation and home settings
- Recognition and management of complications in neurotrauma
- Rehabilitation principles for brain and spinal cord injury recovery
- Multidisciplinary care coordination and family support
What Nurses Will Be Able to Do
Graduates will leave this programme prepared to act decisively in high-stakes
situations, manage complex and evolving clinical needs in neurotrauma and will the
families through one of the most demanding recovery journeys from the acute phase
all the way to home.
Course 3
Diploma in Stroke Nursing
Applicable for graduate Nurses (B.Sc./GNM) interested in exploring careers in the field of stroke care
Clinical Focus Areas
Stroke is a leading cause of disability in India, yet the gap between hospital
discharge and meaningful recovery remains wide. Specialised stroke nurses bridge
that gap monitoring neurological status, preventing complications, supporting
rehabilitation, and empowering patients and families to navigate the long road to
recovery.
What the Programme Covers
- Acute stroke unit and role of stroke nurse in emergency
- Neurological assessment and stroke scale monitoring
- Role of stroke nurses in assisting with treatment, facilitating rehabilitation and designing individualized nursing care plans
- Swallowing assessment and aspiration risk management
- Rehabilitation support mobility, ADLs, and relearning lost skills
- Secondary stroke prevention and medication management
- Communication strategies for patients with aphasia or speech impairment
- Psychosocial support and emotional well-being post-stroke
- Family education and transition from hospital to home
What Nurses Will Be Able to Do
Graduates will be equipped to deliver skilled, person-centred stroke care across the
recovery continuum detecting deterioration early, supporting rehabilitation,
preventing recurrence and walking alongside patients and families through the
physical, emotional, and social dimensions of life after stroke.
Course 4
Diploma course in Geriatric Nursing
Applicable for graduate Nurses (B.Sc./GNM) interested in exploring careers in the
field of Geriatrics managing age related impairments.
Course Outline
Older adults present with a complexity that generalist nursing training rarely prepares
for — multiple chronic conditions, polypharmacy, cognitive changes, and social
vulnerabilities that intersect in ways that demand specialist knowledge and skill.
Gerontological nursing addresses this complexity with a holistic, person-centred
approach that places dignity, independence, and quality of life at its centre.
What the Programme Covers
- Comprehensive geriatric assessment, physical, cognitive, and psychosocial assessment
- Chronic disease management and polypharmacy prevention
- Fall prevention, safety protocols, and functional mobility
- Recognition and management of delirium and cognitive impairment
- Nutritional assessment and management in older adults
- Therapeutic exercise interventions
- Family collaboration, caregiver support, and patient education
- End-of-life and palliative care principles
What Nurses Will Be Able to Do
Graduates will be equipped to deliver safe, evidence-based, and compassionate
care to older adults across care settings managing complex conditions, preventing
avoidable complications, communicating effectively despite sensory and cognitive
barriers and supporting patients and families in preserving independence and dignity
through every stage of ageing.
Who Can Join the courses:
Our diploma programmes are open to registered nursing professionals holding a
GNM or B.Sc. Nursing qualification from a recognised Indian institution and a valid
Registered Nurse licence from a State Nursing Council.
Admission includes a short entry assessment comprising a clinical knowledge pre-
test and a psychometric evaluation to assess suitability for the chosen area of
specialisation.
The Twilight Grey Advantage
Curriculum:
Twilight Grey Academy’s courses are designed to establish a high and consistent standard of specialised training equipping nurses with the clinical knowledge, practical skills, and professional credibility to deliver exceptional care across complex conditions. Our curriculum is developed in alignment with internationally recognised care standards, with the goal of ensuring every graduate is prepared to meet global benchmarks of practice.
Experiential Training
Learning extends beyond the classroom. Our programmes integrate simulation-based training and hands-on clinical exposure in real care settings, ensuring graduates are confident and competent when it matters most.
Placement Assistance
Twilight Grey Academy is committed to supporting graduates beyond the classroom. We are actively building placement pathways across domestic and international healthcare markets, with the goal of offering structured placement support, language preparation, and cultural orientation for candidates pursuing global careers. Our placement cell maintains ongoing contact with graduates to provide career guidance and new opportunities as they emerge.
