chaseh

you can still found post graduate study in syn uni.

to get that 120 points are not easy. the processing time included the skill assessment should be about 1 yr. The ielts score is 7 (each band score should not less than 6.5) in order to gain that 60 points of your professional skill.

if you are BSNursing, why not apply migration directly? if you award 120 points or more, you can apply skill migration visa. no need to take bridging program

sorry, I really don't have any idea on the program. but you may ask the faculty of nursing directly. In my opinion, clinical experience is very important when you are a RN and need to work independently. But, the experience can be built up gradually after you've completed your study. So if you still don't have any preference, and you love nursing. Then you can choose which school you like more, and where you want to live and work.

if you don't have any nursing experience and you want to start your nursing career in australia. Then you need to consider how much clinical attachment that the school will provide to you. Since, after graduation, you will be registered as a RN, so you have to carry out what you have leart in school. In turn, if a school can provide a good learning environment in both theoretic and practical approach, it must be good for you. may you compare how many hours in a week are clinical attachment? how would they guide their students in clinical area? sorry, I don't know much about graduate entry program of Sydney uni.

thanks to grace oz and globalnurse, I think I know what should do. Thank you very much!!

thx, seems so complicated. Actually, I am a RN in Hong Kong, and I will move to sydney in june. But I will have an interview with the RPAH, which is a hospital in sydney, next month. So I just wonder what should I choose. I can't say I have a large budget, because, I have to send some of the salary back to my parents in hong kong.

thanks, would you mind telling me, in general, how much can I make if I work part-time?

if I study parttime for my master degree, should I work full time? or I should choose to work parttime instead. If I work parttime, can I make as many requests as I want, so that, the roster can fit my study timetable? or even full time work, which can fit very well too?

I want to study master of nursing in sydney university. however, someone who works in australia told me the reputation of the nursing program in sydney university is not that good. And he also claimed that University of technology sydney is much better. is that true? and why? thanks