How about going to Australia to study nursing?

Nursing major has always been the first choice for students studying in Australia, and the curriculum of nursing major in Australia is also more rigorous. If students want to obtain Australian nursing registration certificate after graduation, they must complete at least 19 weeks of practice in local medical institutions while studying.

Australian schools generally help students arrange internship units and plan internship time. Because Australian nursing courses are practical and graduates adapt to the working environment very quickly, nursing students often have jobs before graduation.

Certificate 4 has vocational education level, diploma and advanced certificate.

Diploma, including bachelor's degree and advanced postgraduate degree, such as postgraduate certificate, postgraduate diploma and master's degree.

Degree, even doctor of philosophy.

Primary nursing education: anyone who has completed the high school diploma of 12 and received the training of 1- 1.5 years in nursing school can obtain nursing.

Diploma, its educational level is similar to that of domestic secondary schools. Access to care

Diploma staff can do basic nursing work in hospitals, similar to nurses in China, who are called registered nurses (EN) in Australia.

Well, in the hospital, you can only do life care for patients. They have no right to take medicine for patients, draw blood for patients and update nursing plans. All their jobs are registered nurses.

Nurses), patients with any changes must first report to the registered nurse in charge of handling.

Higher diploma: obtaining nursing.

Diploma nurses have received short-term training (generally 0.5- 1 year), and their education level is similar to that of tertiary education in China. Get an advanced diploma in …

The nurses are still there, but they can do most of the nursing work. They have the right to give medicine to patients and draw blood, but they still have no right.

Update the nursing plan. Their work is still under the guidance and supervision of registered nurses.

Undergraduate nursing education: you must complete 12 years of basic education, pass the formal college entrance examination, and attend full-time education for three years (two-year theory, 1 year clinical), or those who have obtained EN have passed three years of nursing education (you can study full-time at school or study part-time while working), and pass the graduation examination when you graduate. A nurse who has obtained a nurse registration certificate is called a registered nurse.

Nurse (registered nurse). RN can engage in all nursing work, such as basic nursing, drug treatment, blood drawing and dressing change, scheme renewal, disease treatment, contact with other medical staff, nursing management, etc. At the same time, EN should be instructed to work in shifts and assume the responsibility of clinical teaching.

Advanced nursing education: such as postgraduate certificate, postgraduate diploma, master's degree and even doctor of philosophy.

Graduation certificate (half a year) and graduation

Diploma (1 year) refers to the RN who has obtained the registration certificate. After about 0.5- 1 year of continuing education (usually one day a week), he has obtained the registration certificate and is evaluated by a training institution after graduation. This kind of continuing education is not like continuing education in China. You can get there by paying money. Here, we not only have to attend classes on time, but also have a lot of homework after class, most of which are papers, and we can't find the answers from books at all. It is difficult to get your own opinions after comprehensive analysis. This is closely related to the rigorous work style of Australians. In their view, if they pay tuition, they will certainly get the knowledge they deserve. Nurses who have obtained such certificates can engage in such specialized work in clinic, such as wounds.

Nurses, respiratory nurses, diabetes nurses

They only specialize in full-time work such as wound treatment, education related to respiratory diseases, and diabetes education. They are usually engaged in clinical nursing.