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Hi. I am new here. I don't know exactly where to go. I am a registered nurse here in the Philippines and I am interested in studying in Australia for a bridging course that will help me become a registered nurse there. I need some help on looking for a good school that offers a bridging course.
My aunt told me that a friend of her friend just went to AU to take up a test and in 6 months she's there for a bridging program. and I have this friend who has a friend who became a registered nurse in AU in 6 months time too. This agency is offering me to study for a certificate III aged care with occupational English test for 46 weeks in Einstein College but it costs too much. So now, I am trying to look for a school wherein I can apply by myself and hopefully get in. I am hoping I could leave for AU this June 2011. I am a bit lost on what to do. Can you help me, please? Any suggestions? ? Please help me. Thank you very much.
(Sydney area would be better since my parents are more familiar and in favor of that place... though other cities/areas will be great too)
Yes, I heard Victoria's processing time is fast but due to the volume of applicants they are receiving now i think it's not as fast just like before.
Thanks again Annie! You're a big help! I'm in the process of reading and weighing everything regarding AHPRA and IRON program. I'm in the Marshall Islands and planning to go home in the Philippines to take IELTS, work on my documents then send my application. I'm planning to send it to Victoria but kinda worried that I might not have an extension if ever I will have a hard time looking for a school.
Thanks again Annie! You're a big help! I'm in the process of reading and weighing everything regarding AHPRA and IRON program. I'm in the Marshall Islands and planning to go home in the Philippines to take IELTS, work on my documents then send my application. I'm planning to send it to Victoria but kinda worried that I might not have an extension if ever I will have a hard time looking for a school.
Go to Queensland instead. :)
belle_v2g, BSN, RN
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No, you can file your documents in any ahpra after bridging. Then they will just send your docs to the branch where you originally lodged your papers.