thanks. so aside from education modules, you are also required to do clinical placements?
about the education module, is that a learning kit? or its a like a test too?
thanks so much.
Actually, one of the modules have a clinical placement - remember the one I quoted before? So, basically 3 modules would be purely theoretical and one module is a combination of both - workbook and clinical placement (160 hours).
The Education module is an assessment too but you learn a little bit as well. you will have to pass all the modules - assessment is by assignments and practicals.
Actually, one of the modules have a clinical placement - remember the one I quoted before? So, basically 3 modules would be purely theoretical and one module is a combination of both - workbook and clinical placement (160 hours).
The Education module is an assessment too but you learn a little bit as well. you will have to pass all the modules - assessment is by assignments and practicals.
ah yes...one of the modules is the clinical practice module, this will be taken also if you fail part b...
i might just go for the education modules, its a bit safe...
ah yes...one of the modules is the clinical practice module, this will be taken also if you fail part b...
i might just go for the education modules, its a bit safe...
Hehe... The only thing with modules are the essays and the fee is 4 times as much as the Challenge test. hehe.. :) Goodluck! I hope all goes well for you :)
Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Medical.
Hi xysy25, I am refering to NMBWA. Any advise for this? or can anybody send me a copy of the form if you already have one?:bowingpur Thanks
hi. nursemavi can answer your question for she's already done with her application and is going to leave for WA this december I think. I hope she can visit the forum soon. hehe!
Hehe... The only thing with modules are the essays and the fee is 4 times as much as the Challenge test. hehe.. :) Goodluck! I hope all goes well for you :)
are you doing the modules or challenge test?
is hospital experience required when you want to apply in queensland?
Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Medical.
are you doing the modules or challenge test?
is hospital experience required when you want to apply in queensland?
she is going to study in Usyd for 2 yrs. Am i right sis? hehe!
no. you can apply for registration even if you don't have any work experience. but having hospital experience would help you get work right away compared to inexperienced ones... like me...
she is going to study in Usyd for 2 yrs. Am i right sis? hehe!
no. you can apply for registration even if you don't have any work experience. but having hospital experience would help you get work right away compared to inexperienced ones... like me...
but if you already have an australian license, finding a job would be a lot more easier..i mean, there are lots of agencies that can give you casual work in different hospitals in your place...so that would be considered as an experience...
how about you, where are you applying for a registration?
Guys and Gals applying for queensland, i just have spoken with one of the customer representatives of CAS-CQU...i was able to asked some questions, one of which is the fee of the challenge test...Part A - $260 and Part B- $504...for the Education Modules - $900+ each module...
Guys and Gals applying for queensland, i just have spoken with one of the customer representatives of CAS-CQU...i was able to asked some questions, one of which is the fee of the challenge test...Part A - $260 and Part B- $504...for the Education Modules - $900+ each module...
yeah. the fee is quoted on their website and on the application package 1 form as well.
but if you already have an australian license, finding a job would be a lot more easier..i mean, there are lots of agencies that can give you casual work in different hospitals in your place...so that would be considered as an experience...
how about you, where are you applying for a registration?
Once you become a registered nurse in QNC or other nursing board in Australia, looking for/finding a job would really be possible, but not exactly "easy". Not every nursing agency in Au caters to registered-inexperienced-overseas-nurses. I used to get in touch with several nursing agencies before and most of them do not cater to inexperienced nurses even if they are registered in Au. Also if you browsed through some threads here, Aussie nurses say that working in hospitals through graduate nursing program (for inexperienced/fresh grad nurses) are highly desirable. So mostly local graduates and PRs get the position.
If you happen to attend the seminar in one nursing consultancy in the Philippines, the job placement they offer is in a nursing home not job in hospitals since its hard to get in esp for overseas inexperienced ones.
Anyway it doesn't mean we won't find a job. We surely will. and the work-in-the-hospital possibility is not impossible. im just saying that this is the situation we have today. it may not apply to you but this happens to others.
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thanks. so aside from education modules, you are also required to do clinical placements?
about the education module, is that a learning kit? or its a like a test too?
thanks so much.