dheziree28

some of my friend have the same experience with their NLE exams and its really a very unfortunate event. My constant advice for them and also to myself when i am taking exams is that 2-3 days before the exam stop studying and start relaxing. Take your mind off the exam completely because i believe that the more relax your mind is the easier you can recall the answer and stop thinking about what will happen if you fail again. When i was taking my NLE, in between breaks i had my pocketbook with me and i was reading the book the whole time and i refain from talking to anyone because you will be tempted to compare answers and fears and it not good. I'm also a firm believer in the saying Do your best and God will do the rest. Study hard and pray harder. :wink2: i also think that one of the big reason why some of our fellow nursing graduates fail in the NLE is not because they did not study hard but because they tend to over think certain questions. My best advice is to relax and pray.:)

i dont have any work experience. i only had training and i voluntered for a hospital for 6 mos. So that does mean that i'm not qualified even with my ielts exams?

Hi! how do one apply for a nursing job in New Zealand? Do you need a hospital experience?

how do one apply a job in new zealand. do they require a hospital experience. i just had my ielts exam last oct 2007 and i got 7 in writing, reading and listen but i just got 6.5 in my speaking. So i repeated my ilets last april and i got all 7 in reading, listening and speaking expect writing. do i qualify?