Hi! dudzy, again you give us valuable informations your attitude is so commendable, you're such a wonderful person. Your help and gesture is greatly appreciated if not by all of us but surely by most of us here.:up::redbeathe:yeah:
One thing is obvious, you never "dissappeared", though we know that you must be busy now with your task. I hope others will also follow your example or gestures. Tho I am not going to NBV ( I am contemplating to take the pathway to Perth, I highly recognized your honest help to everybody concerned. I hope they will also give you the well-deserved recognition.) Thank you so much and God bless you always.:)
Thank you 4vida for your appreciation.. I am just happy helping fellow nurses and sharing what I know.. It doesnt do me any good if I keep my knowledge to myself might as well share it and be able to help out other people.. Just paying forward the blessings I have received.. :) Through this forum, sharing of knowledge benefits not just a few but many people in a wilder scale..
I bought two way ticket and I have the return trip refunded (takes 3-5 months with PAL). But I know of some who just bought one way ticket and it was okay. They just signed a waiver with the airline. You might as well do that. You have the burden of proof to prove to immigration that they can support your stay there. I think with the statutory declaration added with the capacity to support you is strong evidence that they have the funds to support you. You may ring immigration regarding that matter. AU$1000/month is enough for your expenses so for 3 months you need $3000.
So no need for a financial/bank statement from me, just the declaration from my aunts and uncles. Actually, I really dont have money, they will pay for me so I cant really show MY PERSONAL bank statement.
what were your vaccinations required by the board prior to your BP?
I see.. Then you have your employer already.. I came here alone because I'm not married yet (about to). You may include your family even in your 456 visa if you have the funds and the support then you'll not have any problems with that.. So that when you apply for the 457 they will also be automatically be in your application and also when you apply for the permanent residency (PR)... Your 457 should be applied onshore so that your application for PR will also be onshore you dont need to go home once your PR is granted.
During my first day of the bridging course, I was quite anxious but we were not hands on yet so it was good to just observe and learn.. We didnt to any hands on during the first week not unless we were very confident to do it.
So no need for a financial/bank statement from me, just the declaration from my aunts and uncles. Actually, I really dont have money, they will pay for me so I cant really show MY PERSONAL bank statement.
what were your vaccinations required by the board prior to your BP?
your course provider will have a specific list for the vaccinations that they will require from you. In my case, MMR, Varicella, Hep A, Hep B booster, DTaP. The bridging course was quite difficult. You have tasks to accomplish, paper works, and you have to prove you are practicing SAFELY in the clinical placement.
What visa do I need to apply if my BP provider is LaTrobe and its CRICOS registered? The course is 13 weeks...(Less than 3 months, Jan.4-April 2) Can I apply for 456 instead of 575 (Non-Award)?..or should really apply for the 575?
Hi guys, I don't know if there's any truth to this bit of information but the agency/consultancy firm that I have once contemplated on signing-up with texted me this week that the CAS Program will end sometime this coming November 2009. They were just updating me, probably persuading me to sign up with them ASAP to start my application but they don't know that I already submitted mine last June. I'm still probably in their texting list or something. Anyway in the other thread, one poster also mentioned this. So, do you guys know anything about this?
Wow, it sure looks as if the July 2010 change will really be a major thing because as early as now each state's already making for their own changes... So I guess for those out there who's thinking of going through the CAS route, better make up your minds soon! No time to loose fellow nurses!
Hi guys, I don't know if there's any truth to this bit of information but the agency/consultancy firm that I have once contemplated on signing-up with texted me this week that the CAS Program will end sometime this coming November 2009. They were just updating me, probably persuading me to sign up with them ASAP to start my application but they don't know that I already submitted mine last June. I'm still probably in their texting list or something. Anyway in the other thread, one poster also mentioned this. So, do you guys know anything about this?
Wow, it sure looks as if the July 2010 change will really be a major thing because as early as now each state's already making for their own changes... So I guess for those out there who's thinking of going through the CAS route, better make up your minds soon! No time to loose fellow nurses!
Good luck and God bless us all!
hi chocokat79. if this is true,it should have been posted in QNC website, in their latest news or anywhere in their homepage, but its not. i just checked the website..
good day, do you have an idea of the LEON program offered by ANSM? wherein it's only 3.5 months process. it takes only 1-2 months for nursing council approves your eligibility to take the program. then the program will only be 13weeks then after that you can be licensed and have a working permit. 2weeks in class then 1 week hospital then 1 week class and 5 weeks hospital=9weeks. if your CI or your preceptor doesn't satisfy with your performance you will be given 4 weeks more in the hospital so it will took you a total of 13weeks.
LEON program is more expensive than CAS program and you will be using student visa so you can work 20hours/week. You can apply even without IELTS yet but you have to provide it 2 months before the course start. You can apply now and leave by december. They said that the LEON program only takes 4 times a year so it has limited slots.
good day, do you have an idea of the LEON program offered by ANSM? wherein it's only 3.5 months process. it takes only 1-2 months for nursing council approves your eligibility to take the program. then the program will only be 13weeks then after that you can be licensed and have a working permit. 2weeks in class then 1 week hospital then 1 week class and 5 weeks hospital=9weeks. if your CI or your preceptor doesn't satisfy with your performance you will be given 4 weeks more in the hospital so it will took you a total of 13weeks.
LEON program is more expensive than CAS program and you will be using student visa so you can work 20hours/week. You can apply even without IELTS yet but you have to provide it 2 months before the course start. You can apply now and leave by december. They said that the LEON program only takes 4 times a year so it has limited slots.
hi yvienne.. haven't heard of that yet... but the duration is similar to the bridge. where did you learn about that?
You can attend the free seminar that was conducted in their office located at greenhills san juan, You can look for their adress;ANSM consultancy just google it. I think it is more easy compared to CAS program and it only takes 13 weeks to be licensed.
Good Pm. Need help. Before I read these 200 plus thread here I just wanna tell you my status.
Filipino RN. I am NCLEX/IELTS passer. SECOND COURSER. My work experience is only as a trainee (500 hours to be exact). BEFORE I READ THE 200+ THREADS MAY I KNOW IF I'M QUALIFIED and CAN APPLY TO AUSTRALIA FOR THE BRIDGING PROGRAM MYSELF? Thanks.
Hi...have you applied in any agency or did you ever begin your application for Australia ?
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Thank you 4vida for your appreciation.. I am just happy helping fellow nurses and sharing what I know.. It doesnt do me any good if I keep my knowledge to myself might as well share it and be able to help out other people.. Just paying forward the blessings I have received..
:) Through this forum, sharing of knowledge benefits not just a few but many people in a wilder scale.. 