Bridging Program School -- Where to?

bikwinibottom · February 2016

Hi guys! We are in the process of lodging our application for Aphra (Primary Applicant: Partner) We are hoping and praying that Aphra will recommend a 3 month bridging program and since I am an obsessive compulsive optimist, I've been going through some schools that accomodates Bridging Programs. (I'm also trying to get a rough estimate of how much moolah we're gonna need) I have been in Aphra's website and below are the list of schools that is aphra approved or accredited to enroll to a bridging program. I basically just want your input based on your own experience. For those folks who has gone through the bridging program and for others who is going through it and some of you who are in the same boat as we are and just figuring out which school best fits our needs, I'd like to hear your experiences. It can go something like this..

School:
Tuition Fee: (If you guys dont mind)
Why you chose that school:
How was the entire experience:
Course Length -- How was it?

Also, for those folks who went to Lonsdale, Monash and La Trobe, I'd like to find out how it was for you guys. These are the main schools we are sort of aiming for but we're also open for other options. Lastly, for the beteranos, any idea what Non-qual award means? And the difference between Division 1 and Division 2? Kinda got lost there. Thank you so much in advance for anyone who can share their experience.

ACT Health
Australian Centre of Further Education
Australian College of Nursing
Deakin University
Education, Training and Employment Australia
Institute of Health and Nursing Australia (IHNA)
La Trobe University
Lawson College
Lonsdale Institute
Mercy Health Training Institute
Monash University
Sunraysia College of Health and Nursing
University of South Australia
Wimmera Health Care Group

SOURCE: http://www.ahpra.gov.au/Education/Approved-Programs-of-Study.aspx?ref=Nurse&Type=Bridging

kymme · February 2016

Hi. Div 1 is for Registered Nurses na nkpag bridging or bachelor's degree. Div are Enrolled Nurses n ng diploma in nursing, lower yung rank from RN. Sorry i can't answer anything about bridging kasi nka bachelor ako ngaun. wait natin iba members.

bikwinibottom · February 2016

Hi. Div 1 is for Registered Nurses na nkpag bridging or bachelor's degree. Div are Enrolled Nurses n ng diploma in nursing, lower yung rank from RN. Sorry i can't answer anything about bridging kasi nka bachelor ako ngaun. wait natin iba members.

Hi @kymme thank you! Oo nga sana may nag reply na nag bbridging din.

San ka nga pala nag tatake ng bachelor mo?