Bachelor of Nursing

GoldSeeker

Good day!

I know a lot of Filipinos here will be taking up BSN this year that's why I wanted to seek some advice from current BSN students as well as graduates. What should we, future students especial non-BSN grads from Pinas, expect from taking up this course when it comes to assessment (exams, essays, etc.) and clinical placements? Despite having clinical placements, will we still have enough time to work part-time?

All your comments will be greatly appreciated. Mabuhay!

kymme

kaya pra sa ekonomiya! swerte if you have permanent part time. pro keribels din nmn ang casual. kaya ra ksi d nmn everyday mei pasok

GoldSeeker

kaya pra sa ekonomiya! swerte if you have permanent part time. pro keribels din nmn ang casual. kaya ra ksi d nmn everyday mei pasok

Oo nga. Yun din ang iniisip ko kaso yung placement namin kasi parang 1 month na everyday ang pasok. Siguro, pwede naman yun i-negotiate with the employer? Kung sa difficulty po ba ng subject, kaya naman ba?

charlekilo

hi! me and my wife plans on taking flinders University as our university of choice. deakin university kasi may elicos pa 10 weeks
flinders University wala na. kakayanin para sa future.

Ar_En

Hi po... regarding sa nursing course ano po ba ang mas ok yung 1 year course or yung 2 years course na nursing? Saka hindi po ba adviseable ang aged care na course if planning to stay or maging PR sa australia? Tia

sheldonelli

@Ar_En Hello! I think it 1 or 2 years will depend on the credited units the school will grant you after their assessment. Hindi lang ako sure.

sheldonelli

@charlekilo Depende ata yung ELICOS kung ano IELTS band score mo saka kung ano yung IELTS requrement ng school.

Tin0929

@GoldSeeker I read your old post on this thread. Question lang..non BSN graduate ka ba sa pinas taking up nursing now in AU? Same case kasi with me..kuha lang sana ako syo ng inputs..thanks!

mrsjacob

@Ar_En hi! In my opinion, mas okay po ang 2 years dahil may post working rights ka sa au after your studies. Yung 1 year po, uwi ka na agad aftrr your studies.

nerdfreak21

HELLO fellow nurses. Quick question lang po. Which is much better? AHPRA + BP or STUDY NURSING IN AUS? May nagsabi sakin kasi na mas okay daw mag study na lang for 2 years instead of BP. Any thoughts?

kjjarina

Hello po sino po dito bsn sa victoria university thanks

iamlen26

need help/advise

BSN graduate ako pero hindi RN..pagnag aral ako ng BSN dyan sa AU mga ilang years kaya? balak ko mag apply ng student visa kasi.

Napunta kasi ako sa admin works eh. Mga ilang years kaya pag BSN pwede din ba sa conversion program kahit hindi ako RN and no exp sa hospital