wishfulthinking Posted January 29, 2013 Share Posted January 29, 2013 I'm currently living in the uk at the moment but am returning to Perth in 2014. I have already got my citizenship. I would like to train as a nurse but think this would be best next year when I return to Perth. Does anybody know what qualifications you would need to get onto the course for either a registered nurse or an enrolled nurse, also what's the difference? Instead of waiting around for the next year, I would like to go back to college to help myself to be ale to get n a course in Perth. Any information would be appreciated. I did look on the Edith Cowan Uni website but couldn't really find what I was looking for. Cheers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
julie38 Posted January 29, 2013 Share Posted January 29, 2013 Hi I am trying to get on a course for nursing here in Sydney, now that the system has changed it is a degree course here, but I think in the uk they still offer the diploma until next year but not sure?. As I only have trade certs and night class certs not a degree I have started a tcp course at tafe (uni prep) but it is 18 months long so I applied straight to uni also and have to wait until Feb until the last round of offers to see if I have a place. But have since been told I will have to pay up front the fees as I am not a citizen yet so not sure what to do now!! The enrolled nurse course is just as expensive and you are not fully qualified and also get paid a lot less I think its a 2 year course, the career adviser at tafe advised me against going down that route. I have been at tafe for 6 months now and I do enjoy it,it has helped a lot in writing essays again!! but it just seems to be taking forever to get to where I want to be! hope this helps, my computer has gone loopy and lots of the keys won't work !! Julie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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