What are the requirements for going abroad to be a nurse?

There are several ways to go abroad as a nurse:

First, training and reemployment, that is, short-term training+nursing. This situation is more common in New Zealand and Ireland;

The second is to get a nursing degree abroad, and then apply for a registered nurse directly, such as Australia;

Third, work abroad directly, in one step, such as Canada, Britain, Saudi Arabia and so on.

Fourth, direct research in China, directly obtain a registered nurse license, such as the United States;

Fifth, to participate in the scholarship program, the employer will fund the completion of the study of registered nurses, obtain the qualification certificate of nurses and stay in the host country for a period of time. For example, the American Academic Association's $50,000 scholarship (medical) program.

Among the five ways for nurses to go abroad, the most suitable way for domestic working-class family nurses and the cheapest and fastest way to become registered nurses in the United States is to participate in the 50,000-dollar scholarship (medical) program of the American academic alliance.

American Academic Union ("AAA"). The American Academic Alliance is the initiator and organizer of the scholarship program, which provides full scholarships for international students to study in the United States. This program can provide a full scholarship of $50,000 to China students who want to study and work in the United States. China students who pass the domestic examination and screening will be eligible for the scholarship program and sign a five-year study abroad+employment agreement with the American Academic Union.

Project process:

Consulting registration = => Approval = > Preparation before going to the United States (1~3 months) = => Studying in the United States (6~24 months) = => Nursing work (5 years) = => Assisting in applying for a green card in the United States.

Basic requirements for participants:

1, with TOEFL and IELTS scores, or equivalent language ability;

2, high school education or above, can participate in full-time study, with good learning ability;

3. Have an independent life experience;

4, abide by the agreement, understand and accept the nursing work.