Arhmiee:
Happy New year everyone.

Pls is there anyone applying to Curtin University for July intake? Or anyone who has or is applying for Masters of Nursing practice in any university asides Curtin university?

Hello house.
What does it take for a Nigeria nurse with BNSc and MSc (psychiatric Nursing) to migrate to Au
stralia and become a lecturer?

Bestcutie:
Am a nurse and i have not heard of any agency that bring nurses to australia, i don't if that is new or maybe i am not current. What will d agency do for u n d type of visa dey re promising? I can help you verify if dey re real or not ie if dey re based in Australia. If dey re real i think it might be a good option. Australian school fees no be beans.

quote author=Silentthinker post=82195971]I must commend d good works done here,kudos to all.Please I'm in a state of dilemma and I need u all to come to my rescue.I'm a registered nurse with over 5 years experience and aspiring to migrate to Australia.I hv secured admission with UNE though I have not gotten the COE,now I stumbled on some migration agents that recruits nurses to Australia but u will pay the fee for AHPRA registration from your pocket and other expenses.My question now is should I follow the school route or go with the migration agents?
Note that I'm going for MSC in nursing practice and the total school fees is over 15m while the AHPRA registration and other expenses shd be around 4 to 5m.please if you know any nurse that has migrated to Australia or you are a nurse please tell me about their encounters and process.Lastly how is armidale where UNE is located,are there job prospects for student.Thanks all while awaiting your feedback.

Bestcutie:
Am a nurse and i have not heard of any agency that bring nurses to australia, i don't if that is new or maybe i am not current. What will d agency do for u n d type of visa dey re promising? I can help you verify if dey re real or not ie if dey re based in Australia. If dey re real i think it might be a good option. Australian school fees no be beans.
Thanks dear,please inbox me your contact so we can discuss.
quote author=Silentthinker post=82195971]I must commend d good works done here,kudos to all.Please I'm in a state of dilemma and I need u all to come to my rescue.I'm a registered nurse with over 5 years experience and aspiring to migrate to Australia.I hv secured admission with UNE though I have not gotten the COE,now I stumbled on some migration agents that recruits nurses to Australia but u will pay the fee for AHPRA registration from your pocket and other expenses.My question now is should I follow the school route or go with the migration agents?
Note that I'm going for MSC in nursing practice and the total school fees is over 15m while the AHPRA registration and other expenses shd be around 4 to 5m.please if you know any nurse that has migrated to Australia or you are a nurse please tell me about their encounters and process.Lastly how is armidale where UNE is located,are there job prospects for student.Thanks all while awaiting your feedback.

sollej:
You may still need bridging Visa to Australia. As you will do bridging course in order to get registered as a nurse in Australia, although this depends on the outcome of your AHPRA application. It is the cheapest route, but you need to be very careful. Armidale is not a happening city, but you you are eligible for AHPRA registration if you graduate from this Uni.