Hello, I graduated from nursing university and worked for one year. I want to be a nurse in Australia. What are the ways? ...

At present, the requirement for registered nurses in Australia is a score of 7 in four IELTS courses for local nursing majors.

Overseas nursing professional college has worked for more than 8 years, and IELTS score of 7 can be directly applied for registration!

If you want to practice in Australia, you can only be a registered nurse or a registered nurse (second-class nurse). It is a bit difficult for registered nurses who graduated from TAFE nursing major. Both types of nurses can immigrate through the sponsorship of their employers. Registered nurses can also apply for state-sponsored immigrants or ordinary skilled immigrants. At present, the score of ordinary skilled immigrants is 65. There are many requirements, and it is best for employers to sponsor immigrants, that is, to find a job and sign a two-year work contract.

Undergraduate admission to formal courses generally requires IELTS 6.5-7. Different universities have different scores, and individual universities require a writing score of not less than 6.5-7. Deacon needs 6.5 points to be admitted to the formal course. If it is lower than 6.5 points, you can add language courses if you meet 5 points.

It would be better if you have work experience. To apply for the course of 1 year, you need to provide undergraduate diploma, degree certificate, nurse certificate (if any), work certificate (internship certificate), university course description, IELTS test report, passport and hospital recommendation letter (if any).

The universities that can apply for 1 year undergraduate nursing are Deakin and Ballarat at present, and other universities have basically changed to 2-year undergraduate nursing.