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Nursing Fresh Graduate

leaxxxleaxxx PhilippinesPosts: 13Member
Hi. I’m a nursing fresh graduate. Passed the boards last Dec2018. Manghihingi lang po sana ako ng advice kung ano po ba mas better kung gawin? Kung magwork muna ako dito for experience or punta na po ako sa australia para makipagsapalaran. Hehe wala pa po kasi akong nakikita na fresh grad tapos punta agad aus. sobrang naguguluhan po kasi ako.

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  • cuccicucci NSW
    Posts: 981Member
    Joined: Jan 27, 2018
    To be registered as nurse in Au, one of the current basic requirement is 450 hours of experience, roughly translates to about 3 months full time work. Other than that, you will have to undergo the bridging program... which is being phased out or the new pathway which is to be implemented sometime this year.

    Another option, since fresh grad ka naman is to take a nursing conversion course which depending on the assessment of your credentials make take from 1 to 2 years.

    Dami na po discussion about these choices dito sa forum so I won't elaborate na.

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    07.2016 | IELTS
    01.2017 | Applied to AHPRA
    04.2017 | received Letter of Referral
    09.2017 | finished BP
    11.2017 | AHPRA Registration / Employment Offer
    12.2017 | Lodged 457 Visa Application (onshore) / ANMAC Assessment
    01.2018 | 457 Visa granted / Received positive ANMAC Assessment / Submitted EOI

    04.11.2019 | Received Employer Nomination
    04.26.2019 | Submitted Visa application (186 DE)
    05.06.2019 | CO contact for medical exams
    05.09.2019 | Visa Granted (186 DE)

    17.09.2021 | Application for Citizenship
    21.03.2022 | Citizenship exam, interview and approval
    02.07.2022 | Citizenship Ceremony
    (Thank you Lord!!!)

    21.03.2023 | Citizenship interview, exam and approval of dependents
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  • leaxxxleaxxx Philippines
    Posts: 13Member
    Joined: Mar 23, 2019
    @cucci ohh alright po thank you
  • bulbasaurbulbasaur Perth, WA
    Posts: 81Member
    Joined: Jan 29, 2015
    My friend did hers using the following option.

    You grab at least 3 years of work experience in the Philippines or anywhere else abroad, then get a nursing conversion course. You'll get higher points if you are 25-32 years old plus you'll get more from your experience for 3 years at least. You will also be automatically classified as an Australian nurse if you do a conversion course.

    The only drawback is money paid for tuition, plus the effort and time it takes to complete the course.

    There are a handful of ways. Just keep on reading and researching. Good luck and God bless.
  • leaxxxleaxxx Philippines
    Posts: 13Member
    Joined: Mar 23, 2019
    @bjsbelonio thank you so much sir! This helps a lot
  • MLBSMLBS Manila
    Posts: 973Member
    Joined: Sep 11, 2016
    Nurse pala background mo. Just wanna say na wala kang takas sa bridging/conversion program if you want to apply for PR here sa australia. And mahal ang tuition for those courses so take that in mind also.

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    95 pts total


    2017


    June 3, 2017 = Graduated from College
    July 8, 2017 = Took IELTS GT
    July 21, 2017 = received IELTS results (LRWS = 8/9/7.5/7)
    August 11, 2017 = Lodged EA assessment (Fast track)
    September 6, 2017 = Received positive EA assessment, lodged EOI (489 Family sponsored - 60 pts)
    September 21, 2017 = Took PTE exam
    September 22, 2017 = Received PTE results (LRSW- 90/90/90/90), lodged 189 EOI (60 pts), updated 489 FS EOI (70 pts)
    September 26, 2017 = Lodged 190 EOI (NSW) 65 pts


    2018


    1 year wait... still no EOI invite. Decided to pursue student visa instead

    Course: Cert IV and Diploma - Work Health and Safety (DNA Kingston)

    October 15, 2018 = offer letter from school
    November 8, 2018 = Medical exam (St. Lukes)
    November 20, 2018 = Paid for tuition
    Novemeber 28, 2018 = Received COE
    December 2, 2018 = Lodged visa, after 1 min, granted!


    2019


    Feb 4 2019 = arrived to Perth


    2020


    Jan 2020 = Age increased to 30 pts
    Jan 20 2020 = Took NAATI
    Jan 26 2020 = Results for NAATI (passed) +5 pts
    Jan 27 2020 = lodged EOI 491 Family
    Feb 10 2020 = invited finally!
    Oct 8 2020 = 491 granted


    2023


    Oct 8 2023 = 191 Lodged
    Oct 30 2023 = 191 granted


    2024
    Oct 31 2024 - Lodged citizenship application
    Dec 11 2024 - Received test invite for Feb 18 2025 (Was able to reschedule it to the next day!)
    Dec 12 2024 - Citizenship exam

  • bulbasaurbulbasaur Perth, WA
    Posts: 81Member
    Joined: Jan 29, 2015
    Unlike ung ibang courses, mejo mahirap makahanap ng part-time. Ang swerte nga mga nurses/nursing students here, they can easily join nursing agencies or nursing homes as carers, nursing assistants or orderly. Kaso nga lang ung experiences from working on those jobs would not count as experiences na pwede mong gawing points since di naman siya nursing TBH.

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