Nursing majors in Canada and Australia

Australia's policy has tightened in recent years, while new Canadian immigrants with good English have become more relaxed. Personally recommend Canada.

There are two main types of Canadian immigrants: skilled immigrants and experienced immigrants. The following methods are relatively simple and legal.

In some provinces, graduate students can directly apply for skilled immigrants, such as Ontario and Alberta. But this is relatively slow, the cost is relatively high, and the speed depends entirely on the lucky index, otherwise it may even take several years after the application.

The experience of experienced immigrants refers to the work experience in Canada. If it's your first time to study for a junior college degree or above in Canada (you can also study for a junior college after graduation), many people do this and bring many benefits. If you are interested, please ask questions), you can get a work visa after graduation, once a year, three times every two years, but the longest is three years. You should find a job within this time, so that you can renew your employment. Then in a three-year period in Canada, you can accumulate 65,438+02 months of full-time work experience (even more than 30 hours per week), or you can change your part-time job into full-time job in terms of time conversion, and you can apply for experienced immigration. As long as you meet the above requirements, and English also meets the requirements of your related industries (generally speaking, IELTS has a minimum score of 6, which is slightly different according to industries and positions. The validity period of IELTS is relatively short, and the entrance is A, but the immigrants are G, so they will retake the exam), the success rate is very high, and it is rare to hear that someone has been rejected. There are indeed some restrictions on work, such as waiters, which are not allowed, at least a little technical.

Canada's medical care is famous and short of people. However, there are certain restrictions on admission. Some schools and some majors are only for Canadians. The first step is to apply to the school.