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

[chelseaxyrene]

i just want to ask about the AHPRA address... i want to clarify that if i'll send it by courier like FEDEX DHL etc.. i have to send it through AHPRA office and not by the AHPRA AILING ADDRESS with GPO box? Thanks in advance!

Yes. Use the street address/office address not the Gpo box address.

[Sethaki]

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[Dyan87]

Anyone in for Jan 2014 Sunraysia College of Health and Nursing? Looking forward to meet you guys!

Hi sethaki,

How long did you it take for you to receive your LOE? Also, where did you lodge your application?

Thanks,

Dyan87

[cherrynba]

Is there someone in here who is planning to apply, currently applying, or successfully applied For Australian Registered Nurse Training Program or ARNTP at University of South Australia for April intake? Please let me know, my friend needs help.

hi..I applied UniSA ARNTP program for april intake. I received an unconditional letter after 2 weeks of submitting my documents. I think I'm going to defer the offer.

[Sethaki]

Hi sethaki,

How long did you it take for you to receive your LOE? Also, where did you lodge your application?

Thanks,

Dyan87

Hi Dyan87!

I lodged my application in AHPRA-NSW on 5th of June 2013 and I got my LOE 14th of Nov. It took me 5 months and 1 week. However, it was that long because of the wrong format of notarization done by the lawyer. Best of luck! :)

[Millicen34]

Hi everyone!

I am a newbie here but i have been a reader of "allnuses" for the longest time! I am applying on my own this thread is helping me a lot. I just received a letter from ahpra giving me go signal to go on with bridging program. i am currently scouting for schools.Anyone who could send me the link to College of Nursing in Burwood NSW. They say it is already closed for 2014 but i would still like to try my luck. The link that i opened is not very useful in my search. MHTI is so expensive @ 18,500$. Pls anyone i would appreciate your response. thanks :-)

[Sethaki]

Hi everyone!

I am a newbie here but i have been a reader of "allnuses" for the longest time! I am applying on my own this thread is helping me a lot. I just received a letter from ahpra giving me go signal to go on with bridging program. i am currently scouting for schools.Anyone who could send me the link to College of Nursing in Burwood NSW. They say it is already closed for 2014 but i would still like to try my luck. The link that i opened is not very useful in my search. MHTI is so expensive @ 18,500$. Pls anyone i would appreciate your response. thanks :-)

Check this website Millicen34 Postgraduate courses | Australian College of Nursing I gave up ACN/Burwood because it's hard to get in and it's a long wait. I'm going for SCHN much cheaper.

[funnybanana1989]

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[om'sarah]

Check this website Millicen34 Postgraduate courses | Australian College of Nursing I gave up ACN/Burwood because it's hard to get in and it's a long wait. I'm going for SCHN much cheaper.

How much is the tuition fee in SCHN? have you tried to contact them? Thanks.

[rdr8]

Really? Where did you take your OET? I failed writing 3x in IELTS and dont know what to do now. Still planning to re-take this coming December.

Hi! You can take oet here in the philippines

[almar]

Hi everyone, can anyone help me regarding ANMAC professional reference. Does anyone with good heart have sample of it. My previous manager doesn't know how to do it. Thanks!

[om'sarah]

i received an email that CON will change their curriculum tentatively early december it goes like this:

Please submit your enrolment form with the required documents for initial review by the program co-ordinator. The curriculum for the bridging program will be revised next year which is of longer duration – 5 weeks theoretical to be followed by 6 weeks clinical placement. We are waiting for the approval of the new curriculum which is expected to be in early December.

it will be 11 weeks which is longer than before at 8 weeks... maybe their fees will increase as well...