.IntroductionFlorence Nightingale did not only develop the rst school of nursingbut was also committed to  training nurses  for the nursing professionand  that’s  why  the Florence Nightingale’s model  of  “training” spreadquickly throughout the world and successfully improved the quality ofnursing services  [1]. Currently,  nursing education in Saudi Arabia hasbeen  given  an  utmost  consideration  to  cope  with  the  recentrequirements  of  nursing  education  in  the  developed  countries.  isutmost consideration has come from the realization that education forprofessional nursing is the  backbone of the health services and plays avital role  in the promotion of health and  quality of  life. Consequently,nursing input in health care delivery is important to achieve health forall [2] and in the Saudi society, nursing inuences and is inuenced bythe values and socio-cultural forces.e Mohammad Al-Mana College for  Health Sciences began  as anInstitute. e institute was up-graded in  2008 to a  college, oered  thethree year-nursing Diploma program parallel to a  bachelor in nursing.e  composition  of  the  nursing  curriculum  is  inuenced  by  theMinistry  of  Education,  faculty  and  nursing  requirements.  Nursingrequirements include  all  courses related to  preparing students for thenursing  profession  and  licensure.  e nal  year  of  the  course  is  aninternship  period  in  clinical  practice,  oering  the  students  theopportunity to consolidate their skills and knowledge. e curriculumfor the nursing program is  covered over ve years which are allocatedto lectures, laboratory  work and  clinical practice and are  all deliveredthrough the medium of English language…e  enrollment  of  female  to  the  nursing  profession  has  beenobjected  by  both  Saudi  parents and students as they were concernedthat female and male will work together in a mix working environment and that  they will be away  from home due  to the long working hoursand  shis  duty.  e  image  of  nursing  in  Saudi  Arabia  has  beenchanging  gradually  from  holding  very  negative  attitudes  to  positiveattitudes towards the profession.