Meeting AHPRA requirements as a International Trained Nurse from the Philippines

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Is it true that it is difficult to find a job in Australia especially after your registration? I am planning to pursue my plans going to Australia particularly in Sydney because my friend who wants to help me lives there. I have a 3 yrs working experience in a hospital. 1yr in ER and 2yrs in OR and DR complex. Do you think thats enough experience to qualify for a job?

Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Medical.
Is it true that it is difficult to find a job in Australia especially after your registration? I am planning to pursue my plans going to Australia particularly in Sydney because my friend who wants to help me lives there. I have a 3 yrs working experience in a hospital. 1yr in ER and 2yrs in OR and DR complex. Do you think thats enough experience to qualify for a job?

Jobs are available, but to get a sponsorship is the one that's hard. That's according to several people I've known who has done the bridging and is now working in Australia.

Jobs are available, but to get a sponsorship is the one that's hard. That's according to several people I've known who has done the bridging and is now working in Australia.

So jobs are no problem? It is only the sponsorship that makes it difficult to stay in Australia? What if I applied for a student permit? Because I know one immigration agency that is offering a student visa for those who will study brdging course. Do you think that would be better compare to short stay visa?

Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Medical.
So jobs are no problem? It is only the sponsorship that makes it difficult to stay in Australia? What if I applied for a student permit? Because I know one immigration agency that is offering a student visa for those who will study brdging course. Do you think that would be better compare to short stay visa?

This is based on feed backs I got from friends who are now working in Australia. I really don't have first hand experience about finding a job and sponsorship there because I am still on the process of getting my visa :) It depends on you. But getting a student visa would cost more because of the tuition fee, the duration, and of course your expenses. But, you can work part time :) Have you started your application? Most people from this forum are doing the bridging program.

This is based on feed backs I got from friends who are now working in Australia. I really don't have first hand experience about finding a job and sponsorship there because I am still on the process of getting my visa :) It depends on you. But getting a student visa would cost more because of the tuition fee, the duration, and of course your expenses. But, you can work part time :) Have you started your application? Most people from this forum are doing the bridging program.

Actually not yet! I failed to get 7.0 in all categories in IELTS last january 2013 here in Norway. But I will go back in the Philippines this coming April and start my review in 9.0 Niner because I was once a student there. My plan date to re-take ieslts is on May 25. I hope this time I will be able to score 7.0 or higher in all areas. I couldnt believe that examiners here in Norway have higher standards compared in Phil. I don't know but they give low grades.

Has anyone received an update from AHPRA that goes like this,Your application for registered nurse has been assessed and at this stage everything you have provided to support this application has been assessed as correct for the purposes of assessment.However, due to your qualification equivalency, your application needs to be sent to the registration committee of the Victorian Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia for approval. Your application will be presented to the board in March 2013 (Contingent on if all board members are present), Once at outcome has been reached you will be informed in writing in due course.-i already inquired ahpra about it and they said it's the standard procedure for overseas nurses.

Some applicants from the Phillipines have reported this. It seems to go either way, yes you are given eligibility or no you don't and can appeal.

All that have appealed and reported here have been given eligibility, NMBA it seems, going off reports here, tends to accept anyone that can claim Registered Nurse in own country eventually and no one has reported that they have been refused and refused appeal to be an applicant as Registered Nurse from any country with any nursing degree and that goes for 2, 3 or 4 year claimed ""degrees" from home country.

Hi! Anyone here already received their offer letter for May Intake in College of Nursing? How does College of Nursing send their offer of Acceptance? Is it by post or by email? Your response is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!!

Hello stemcell101

How were you given a date for interview? I submitted my Documents to ACFE last week, however, until now they are not replying my emails and there were no further notice form them. Thanks in advance

Hello stemcell101

How were you given a date for interview? I submitted my Documents to ACFE last week, however, until now they are not replying my emails and there were no further notice form them. Thanks in advance

Hi! They emailed me a day after i sent my documents. They replied fast. Which day last week did you send your papers? Make sure its in pdf format

It's Tuesday. My sister called their office, they haven't received my requirements yet. They already accepting for June's intake. How I wish I can be in the April's intake. thanks!

It's Tuesday. My sister called their office they haven't received my requirements yet. They already accepting for June's intake. How I wish I can be in the April's intake. thanks![/quote']

Wait. How did you send your papers? Through courier or email (scan then send as pdf)? I sent mine through email so no time is wasted. Thats why i received my notice for interview the day after i sent the requirements.

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