What diploma do you need to be a nurse in New Zealand? What are the requirements?

The ex-girlfriend is a nurse in New Zealand. First of all, domestic nurse diplomas are not recognized abroad. You must hold a bachelor's degree in nursing from abroad before you can take up your post. At present, there are three universities in New Zealand offering nursing majors, namely University of Auckland, Auckland University of Technology and Unitec. Foreign students majoring in nursing at the University of Auckland can hardly get in, so leave it alone. Auckland University of Technology is relatively easy, but at least IELTS 7.5 is required, and graduation is also difficult. The academic system is three years, but you must graduate within five years, otherwise you will not issue a diploma after five years. Unitec is relatively easy to graduate, and IELTS should be above 7. English is the basic requirement. The first year is mainly some basic knowledge. You can also go to a nursing home to do some internship work. In the second year and the third year, most of the courses will be internships in local hospitals, and then your nurses will be graded. This is the key to decide whether you can pass that class. Generally speaking, you must have professional knowledge and practical experience to graduate from this major. If you want to go, you must think it over. Nurses will definitely get a New Zealand green card after graduation (it seems that they have to find a job first, but it is also very easy).

In addition, you can also choose to study in a local nursing college. It seems that I only need to study for six months to one year, mainly to help on-the-job nurses. The work is a little hard, but the salary is good. The government can also issue work visas, but it does not accept immigrants. Think about it yourself.