11 years ago when I start studing nursing I tought I should improve my position in this subjectany time possible.
With those thought I finished and start my job in iran after 4 years studing english I collect all my certificate to go australia and experience new life.
I tried hard and studied hard and prepare myself to attending in a course which cost me 10000 AUS $ and was2 months .now i finished first months and 2 of my friend s and i failed to continue because of their policy to pass 65% of theoritical examination and we just get 62.it is not fair u know we did 2 times and i asked them plz accumulate the higher score in to exam already we will pass more than 70 .........
but they are so strict and tough they are not symapathic how it was hard to be here and have that supply of money which took me 5 years to collect that according or poor economic and low salary.
They are talking about the standard of here but when you go to hopital you will required to just give medication and take shower and something like that . it is not fair when in my back we did more than that .
Now I think all the fulish tought should be stop nursing will not improve never erver just in case becuase i think it is not independent field always ask doctor to do sth but they ask in our exam about the disease
I agree with those who say to brush up on English grammar... No one is discounting your knowledge. In fact you may be a very sharp nurse, but have you considered that your grasp of the English language may be part of why you struggle with nursing in Australia and not in Iran? Just something to consider... Good Luck to you.
Unfortunatly I think that the main problem that you have is with your written english. I suggest that you do an advanced course in English and then repeat your exams, then I think you will pass.
It very important in austrailia that your written and spoken english be good.
Nurse Salt
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I agree with those who say to brush up on English grammar... No one is discounting your knowledge. In fact you may be a very sharp nurse, but have you considered that your grasp of the English language may be part of why you struggle with nursing in Australia and not in Iran? Just something to consider... Good Luck to you.