Meeting AHPRA requirements as a International Trained Nurse from the Philippines

[Silverdragon102]

New thread discussing meeting APHRA requirements if trained in the Philippines.

Resources

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

International registration / Nurses / Home - Nursing Council of New Zealand

Part 1 thread New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand

Part 2 thread New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand

I have started a thread in the Immigration for Immigration requirements for Australia/New Zealand

[jamic]

hi danceinstructor! Good to know I have a classmate here. Was beginning to worry no one from allnurses will be going to LTU. I havent bought my plane tickets yet but Im guessing I should be there on the 9th. Have you found a place to stay already? email me at [email protected]

[briansnow]

To Beauex

Have you decided already that you'll be going to UniSA? have you paid the tuition? thanks.

[briansnow]

to ceridwyn

Ok, thank you for the information.

[3739]

Hello, would like to ask everyone? What documents did you have notarised for AHPRA application? I'm looking for a law office here in Makati who does it in a reasonable price. Any recommendations? Or may I know how much did you shell out for it?

Thanks!

[beauex]

to brianfrivera

Yes, I've decided already, how about you? how's your interview with other schools? I'm still working on the payment...there's a slot for you at unisa, better grab it...

[briansnow]

To beauex

hmm.. I think my interview went well, I guess it'll all go down to the competition, I heard there were a lot of applicants. The result will be released next week... and yeah, I'll decide next week. ergh. goodluck.

[danceinstructor]

hi danceinstructor! Good to know I have a classmate here. Was beginning to worry no one from allnurses will be going to LTU. I havent bought my plane tickets yet but Im guessing I should be there on the 9th. Have you found a place to stay already? email me at [email protected]

email sent.

[pinkmarjattheER]

Hi! For those who have undergone the bridging program in IHNA melbourne campus. Is the Au$3000 worth the 3month accommodation? My relatives live in Sydney and the best thing to do at the moment is accept the school's offer. However, if you have ideas on where to find good but cheaper housing near the school, kindly respond. Thank you :)

[Ianlanvin26]

I'm done with the interview. I'm not quite sure of the thing they're assessing - communication skills, honesty? They didn't ask a thing about diseases, like what other schools have been doing, which is good, I guess. To be honest, I'm not pleased by the answers I gave out. Not that I did horribly bad, but the interviewer seemed unconvinced with my answers. Hayy.

How about the other guys, did they say you passed right after the interview? Good luck to all of us! :)

Omg!! im also done with the interview as well, the questions are personal. well ive read somewhere that they are looking for applicants who have good communication skills. but at the end of my interview the interviewer said if i have any questions, i was so itching to ask if i pass the interview but obviously its too neurotic if i ask that question, so i asked him if when is the earliest intake if i pass the interview and he said it will be determined to how the other applicants will do on the interview. so basically they are filling up the february and april slots so fast. so i hope we could get into an earlier slot. i hope we get our offer letters soon!!!!

[drummerracer]

@jamic

Hi! sent you an email..

[yourprincess]

hello guys! Does anyone know what month IHNA still has available slots for intakes? what about acfe and other bridging schools? I heard jan is already full. thanks

[yourprincess]

i submitted my app first week of march this year. i dont have an agent. did everything on my own..havent completed the vaccination bec im still looking for a school ..

what school are you into?