I am a 32-year-old nurse I work in the Department of Neurology of 3A Hospital. 12. I am the nurse in charge. I have a bachelor's degree, but I have no degree. I want to immigrate to New Zealand. How t

I am a 32-year-old nurse I work in the Department of Neurology of 3A Hospital. 12. I am the nurse in charge. I have a bachelor's degree, but I have no degree. I want to immigrate to New Zealand. How to operate? First, since March last year, the registration qualification of nurses in New Zealand has been reformed. You must complete three years of undergraduate courses and gain more than two years of work experience before you can register. This reform is mainly aimed at the regulation that many junior college students can register after one year.

So if you have a bachelor's degree, don't worry. Then after graduating from high school, you need to go to a special nurse preparatory course, and you don't need it.

Secondly, nurses in New Zealand are also divided into occupations. For example, midwives are professional midwives, and surgical nurses are nurses in operating rooms. The undergraduate course is all three years.

Third, the tuition fee for nurses varies from school to school, ranging from 18000 NZD to more than 20000. Scholarships are available, but they are generally given to local people. If you have IELTS, you can work at the beginning of class.

Fourth, if you want to register a nurse in New Zealand, an undergraduate course is enough, and you don't have to repeat the undergraduate course. Personally, I suggest that you take a postgraduate diploma, so that you can qualify for the exam.

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