What preparations do you need to make to go abroad as a nurse?

(1) Make full preparations \x0d\ Nurses who want to go abroad for development must meet the following conditions: \x0d\ 1, and have a certain English foundation \x0d\ Almost every nurse will ask at the beginning: How high was English before going abroad and how high was IELTS? In fact, IELTS score is not critical, nor is it a necessary condition. Nurses don't need to submit ielts test report form to go abroad, but good English skills are essential. If your English level is around CET-6 or IELTS 5.5-6, and you dare to speak dumb English, and you can basically communicate, you can meet the requirements of overseas customers. \x0d\ However, apart from everyday language, the most important thing is nursing English. This is more important for people who are going to work as nurses in Singapore, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and other countries, because you need to obtain the nurse certificate of the other country, and these are all done in English. Of course, the exam is not too difficult, because it is all multiple-choice questions. \x0d\ IELTS scores need to be submitted for the "training abroad+paid internship" project in New Zealand, Canada, Britain, Ireland and other countries. Different countries and different projects have different language requirements. Ireland needs IELTS 4.5, New Zealand and Canada need more than 6, otherwise you need to cram English in language schools in advance. \x0d\2。 Adaptable, independent, diligent and good at learning \x0d\ Being a registered nurse in developed countries, the benefits are really attractive. A colleague who works as a nurse in Australia can earn more than 400 thousand a year, not including overtime pay. \x0d\ One person can support the whole family in Australia. However, any success will not be smooth sailing, and overseas development must first be fully prepared, especially going out for six months to one year, which will be full of hardships. Strangeness and discomfort to language, cultural background, living habits, working environment, etc. You need to bear it silently from the beginning and make unremitting efforts. 3. Have certain clinical work experience \x0d\ Registered nurses in Singapore need at least 1 year work experience, and registered nurses need more than 3 years work experience. Although Saudi officials require more than two years of work experience, many domestic nurses actually leave immediately after graduation because of the simple and convenient procedures, and some even go out before graduation under the guidance of unscrupulous intermediaries and schools. However, personally, domestic work experience is very important, otherwise it will be difficult to adapt even if you go abroad, and the language is inherently problematic. If you are not proficient in your major, your colleagues, superiors and doctors will easily find that you are a "novice". \x0d\ So, for those nurses who have no clinical experience, if you get overseas JobOffier, please go to the hospital immediately to strengthen your professional skills. It doesn't matter if you don't get paid, it's important to gain experience. 4. Have the necessary economic foundation \x0d\ If you want to work as a nurse in Singapore, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, it is enough to prepare 20,000-40,000 RMB. If you want to go to Canada, New Zealand and other places to work as a nurse, you can obtain the registered nurse qualification of the local RN, and then the initial cost is 200,000-250,000, and the establishment of 300,000 is the most secure. Although you have a stable part-time job overseas, you can earn enough living expenses and tuition fees, but it is important that your family need to issue these certificates of funds to the visa officer in advance to help you get a study visa. \x0d\\x0d\ (2) Where do nurses go abroad \x0d\ How do nurses position themselves when going abroad? What is the purpose of going abroad? What is the career development direction? Many people just follow others and follow the trend without seriously considering these problems. So, which country is right for you? \x0d\ Generally speaking, nurses with low English level or average family economic conditions may consider going to Singapore or Saudi Arabia first. Going abroad costs 20,000-30,000 RMB, and you can earn 5,000-9,000 RMB every month. After working for two years, with overseas work experience, the language level has improved accordingly, and with a certain economic foundation, it is easier to jump to Canada, New Zealand, Australia and other developed countries to be nurses, which is why more and more nurses from China choose to go to Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is not a country that China people yearn for, but it is a good springboard. \x0d\ If your goal is to obtain foreign diplomas and work experience abroad and return to China later, I suggest you choose the popular "short-term training+paid internship" program for nurses. Britain, Australia and Ireland are all very good choices. The disadvantages of this kind of project are: no local registered nurse qualification, part-time work as a nurse, and the post salary is still lower than that of a registered nurse. \x0d\ If the goal is to become a registered nurse abroad and the whole family can emigrate and settle down, then Canada and New Zealand are the best choices. As long as your English level can meet the registration requirements of the other nursing bureau, you should have a college degree or above in China and have more than 2 years of work experience. At present, only these two developed countries have relatively low English requirements for overseas nurses. In Britain and Australia, the English requirement for overseas nurses is IELTS listening, speaking, reading and writing 7 points at a time, which is almost impossible for domestic nurses! What needs to be added is that even if you study undergraduate nursing diplomas in these countries, in order to register successfully, IELTS must reach 4 7 points! Recently, I consulted many nursing students in Australia. I can't stay in Australia after graduation, so I can only choose to return to China or try to go to Saudi Arabia and Singapore. \x0d\ Besides, in the United States, students don't consider this issue. At present, too many training institutions promote ISPN\RN training, saying that you can go to the United States with a certificate. Every time I meet such unscrupulous institutions, I want to slap them hard! On June 5438+February 3, 2009, the US Immigration Bureau stopped introducing H 1-C visas for overseas nurses, so even if you get an American nurse's license and find an American employer, you can't get a visa and go directly to the United States to be a nurse. Even before 2009, because there were too many nurses in the world who wanted to go to the United States, and there were only 500 places in the United States every year, many people had to wait 3-5 years to apply for visas after being admitted to RN in the United States. \x0d\ In fact, everyone has personal reasons or reasons for going abroad, and everyone's choices are different. In any case, it is very important to see clearly the difficulty of obtaining RN, the difficulty of finding a job, the treatment of RN and the changes of future immigration policy in a certain country before going abroad. Otherwise, a few years' time and efforts will be exchanged for regret and tossing. I hope that all students will take as few detours as possible. \x0d\ (3) How good are foreign nurses \x0d\ Why do so many nurses try their best to go abroad? The main reasons are as follows: \x0d\ 1. Different humanistic care, different work systems and treatment. The annual salary of nurses in Britain and Australia can reach 400,000 RMB, and the lowest nurses in New Zealand can also get 250,000 to 60,000 RMB. Besides salary, not to mention other benefits such as holidays, further study, flexible working hours and so on. \x0d\2。 The best way to improve your English ability is to live and work abroad for a period of time. \x0d\3. The working environment, nursing system and system are different, and your accumulated experience is difficult for domestic head nurses or nursing department directors to master. Of course, the premise is that you need to take the initiative to observe and learn. \x0d\4。 With high-level people, you will make rapid progress, because everyone around you is your mentor, so the quality and level of your colleagues around you determine your ability. \x0d\5。 Nurses have different promotion systems. Nurses in western countries have the right to prescribe and enjoy the same workplace status and personal development space as doctors. This is also the main reason why many excellent nurses go abroad. \x0d\6。 Seeing the world outside the box, experiencing different cultures and lifestyles and having different horizons will enrich your life experience. \x0d\7。 Escape from the unsafe food hygiene environment in China and never eat gutter oil again! \x0d\ Going abroad is one of the choices of life path. It doesn't matter whether it's good or not, what matters is which one suits you better. I hope that fellow nurses will consider whether they are suitable for going abroad before going abroad, and once they are determined, they will try their best to realize their ideals!