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Hi everyone, I am due to qualify in 2015 (not feeling confident with the word qualify with upcoming exams) my partner and I have been looking to do this for some years however I fell pregnant with my daughter and wanted to fulfil my lifelong passion of becoming a midwife. we have looked into various visa etc but worried about the experience I may need as a new graduate finding a job. My partner has been offered jobs and we have no doubt he will get work without an issue but I am worried as someone else mentioned in the thread, all the hard training going to waste.

Hi, my partner and I have been considering the move to Perth for some years now. However I wanted to complete midwifery training before we did. I am now due to qualify in 2015. My partner has worked in the steel industry for 13 years since leaving school, he is now 31 and I am 34, we have one daughter aged 7. To say we haven't looked into at all is not true, we have looked into quite a lot of things but feel all the info we have is quite conflicting however I suppose its what is best for each family unit. My thinking is I don't want to sit for the next year doing nothing when we could be proactively be doing something to help the process. I have been to various expos for immigrating and have found good information. we have looked at the 189 visa however the minute I mention my partners job they all recommend sponsored visa and perhaps me getting a job once we are over there. Sorry if the info I have provided is a bit vague, just don't know where to start. Any advice would be welcome, thanks