Student nurses may not fully understand what a good handover is in terms of structure and content, when and to whom a handover needs to be provided, etc. They may feel not fully capable of handovers for such reasons as lack of practicing opportunities, etc. Besides, in observation of undesirable handover practices, they recognize the risk of the insufficiency of acceptable standards and have little self-confidence and discernment in personally practicing handover skills [10]. Even if a curriculum may provide nursing students with opportunities of communication and report experiences, students feel difficult to put such skills into practice clinically due to their worry about patients’ safety. In addition, nursing students are not certain about where to learn and develop such skills, where to practice such skills with safety secured, and how to acquire and develop skills to transfer knowledge related to handovers in practical tasks. In reality, therefore, it is challenging for students to develop capabilities to handle information of handovers