The diploma in the field of immediate first aid is obtained after passing theoretical and practical tests depending on the number of units and weekly hours. The student must succeed in the first and second stages within a period of no less than two years. Students’ final examination results are received by the department’s examination committees. The minimum success rate is 50%. The student must complete the summer training period in the government hospital according to the specialty for a period of (60) days during the summer vacation in the first stage and is evaluated by the summer training committee through periodic visits and a surprise evaluation form to be evaluated. In order to succeed and grant a diploma to a student, it is also required to submit a research project in the specialization in the second stage, followed up by the supervisor responsible for supervising the research, and conducted at the end of the year. The duration of preparing the research and the date of its submission and discussion are determined in advance and the student is informed, and then the students’ research is discussed by a specialized committee in the scientific department. Students receive a grade of  50% depending on the nature of the course. Grades are provided to students before end-of-year exams. The following table No. (1) shows how students’ grades are calculated during the first semester and second semester.