I studied nursing and am now considering whether to study in New Zealand or Australia and then immigrate. But I don’t know how long the nursing major will be in short supply!

According to statistics from the Ministry of Health, my country's demand for nurses will increase to 2.323 million by 2015, with an average annual net increase of 115,000, which provides a broad employment space for graduates studying nursing. . As my country transforms into an aging society, talents engaged in geriatric medicine will be in demand in the future, and health care physicians and family nurses will also become popular talents. In addition, the demand for nursing staff dedicated to serving individuals will also increase.

According to experts in the industry, the nursing profession has always been one of the professions with higher status and generous salaries in the world. At the same time, nursing talents are one of the talents in short supply internationally. For example, the average annual salary of nurses in the United States is US$50,000, but the United States is short of 300,000 nurses. In Australia, it is easiest for nurses to find a job or get promoted. At the same time, as long as you have the qualification of an Australian registered nurse, you are equivalent to getting a "green card" leading to work in a Commonwealth country. Western developed countries such as Britain, France, and Germany have many preferential policies for nurses. Therefore, nurses with profound professional knowledge, high overall quality, and fluent international communication language have broad prospects for international employment and development.