What do you need to be a nurse in New Zealand?

Requirements for being a nurse in New Zealand:

1. occupation: nurse

2. Number of registered students: 253. Gender requirements: unlimited.

4. Age requirements: 23 to 38 years old.

5. Education requirements: High school or above.

Specific work content:

Due to the shortage of nurses in New Zealand. The domestic nurses recruited this time have supplemented the serious shortage of nurses in New Zealand. Mainly engaged in the daily work of nurses. Project Description: The New Zealand Nursing Training Project is the only project approved by the New Zealand Government and the New Zealand Immigration Visa Office. It is designed for foreign registered nurses to work as nurses in English-speaking countries such as New Zealand to fill the current vacancy of nurses in New Zealand. Shanghai Overseas Chinese International Education Service Co., Ltd. is the first batch of self-funded overseas service institutions approved by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Public Security and the Industrial and Commercial Bureau. The exclusive representative agency of this project is responsible for handling the formalities for nurses to go abroad. Advantages of the project: The main obstacles to overseas employment of nursing staff in China are: low English level, lack of internationally recognized vocational certificates, high requirements for guarantee funds and difficulty in obtaining visas. This project solves the above four problems. After passing the training in New Zealand, you will get a full-time job as a registered nurse in New Zealand. Due to the global shortage of registered nurses, and New Zealand nurses have a good reputation in the world, when you become a registered nurse in New Zealand, you can immigrate to New Zealand with your family, enjoy free local medical insurance and education, and get employment opportunities in the United States, Canada, Britain and Australia.

1. IELTS is free.

2. Low cost.

3. Low security.

4. Short processing cycle: it only takes two months to register and go abroad.

5. The job is guaranteed and the income is high. The annual salary of the following year is about 223,000.

6. After becoming a registered nurse in New Zealand, children can study for free, their spouses can accompany them to work, and the whole family immigrates to New Zealand.

7. The shortage industries supported by Immigration New Zealand, Medical Education Network, collect and support student visas (including the right to work), part-time jobs, work permits and residence rights.

8. The school will arrange for students to be part-time nursing assistants and full-time registered nurses, which can help students transfer to Australia, Britain, the United States and Canada.

9. The school will assist qualified students to apply for New Zealand work visa, registered nurse qualification certificate and permanent residence in New Zealand (PR).

Other requirements:

1. Love the work of nurses, have love, and be serious and responsible for their work.

2. The age is 23 ~ 38 years old, regardless of gender.

3. Have at least 1 year working experience as a hospital nurse, and good English is preferred.

4. Education: College degree or above in nursing.

5. Ask personnel to attach recent bareheaded photos.