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haoyin: thank you for understanding my point. i really appreciate it. silverdragon 102: thank you for all the insights and information you have shared but i realize that i should look for other country as an option . my former classmate in medical school who is now based in Canada told me also that i need to have at least 2 yrs of hospital experience to be qualified/ apply as a nurse. Now, I decided to try in Australia maybe then I could find an opportunity as a new RN. Thank you and GOD BLESS US ALL.

sorry it took sometime for me to think about what you have said Fiona and Silverdragon102. I really appreciate your response with all my queries. Honestly, I'm a bit sad knowing about the situation there right now. Its really hard to look for a nursing job here in the Phils and yet opportunities abroad is getting lesser for us new nurses as well. Maybe like what you have said I should do more research and pray harder... really hard..........

thank you again silverdragon102 for the infos. i just like to know what province in Canada you can recommend on me to apply even if i haven't had work experience? honestly, I'm really confused right now. i wanted to pursue my nursing career but there is no available/vacant position here in the Phils. that is why I am trying to look for opportunities abroad and maybe for a greener pasture. (i think most second coursers who took nursing feels the same way). thank you and i hope you could enlighten me more.

thank you silverdragon102 for the reply. first, id like to apply as a nurse but unfortunately i when i attended the migration seminar and have my resume assessed, i did not reach the points required to be qualified as a skilled worker in canada since i do not have any hospital experience. (i just passed the local board last june 2009). my first degree in not listed among the federal skilled worker released by the Canadian govt . so i cannot use it for my application. however, they suggest that i could apply as a student and get a course related in nursing and work in a part time basis as well. is it possible in canada? is this the same with australia?

hi everyone, I just passed the board exam last june 2009 and until now I haven't had any hospital experience bcoz most of them are in freeze hiring, even in volunteer nursing. i also attended lots of orientations and seminars that offers easy/fastest way in going to other countries. now, I want to try in Canada but I really don't have an idea if I'll be going there using a student visa. anyone who can help me out and give some insights... thanks in advance. :)