Hell.Thank you for your informative video.I was planning to migrate to Newzealand, because it needs less money than Australia, baced on the new process ,i mean theortical and osce exam in New zealand.And also I have IELTS score7.5 but unfortunately my writing score is 6.5 which is not enough for Australia but for New Zealand its ok.But I heared that new zealnd doesn't recruit oversea nurses nowadays because its the decision of new government. So I feel a little frustrated now.I know Australia is a good country for nurses but its too expensive for me to pay for the exams especially its OSCE and also I do not have the writing score needed for there.Could you please give me some pieces of advise about English speaking countries appropriate for nurses to migrate based on my situation.
@halimehesfandiari-it8il Hello! I understand your frustration. Heaps of nurses stuck in limbo and waiting for their APC hoping to get work. The problem there also is you still need to pay weekly house rent even you don't have a job there. That is biggest expenses apart from the CAP course itself. To my honest opinion, (little biased), Do your CAP in New Zealand and come here in Australia. The moment you finish your CAP, got your APC, you can also apply with an Australian qualification which is AHPRA through the Trans Tasman Agreement. I mentioned it here in my other video: ua-cam.com/video/GRxo4Fm4hLc/v-deo.htmlsi=jBzcRkxIvd_VEOb-
It's frustrating to see how IQNs are being exploitated daily by agencies. They have stopped giving reimbursement of CAP fee and government has told IQNs to not even bother to apply. If it's that bad they should stop extorting money by giving admission in cap course for the moment. New process is not going to solve this problem either. I am afraid that soon australia will change it's policy for IQNs migrating from NZ.
Hell.Thank you for your informative video.I was planning to migrate to Newzealand, because it needs less money than Australia, baced on the new process ,i mean theortical and osce exam in New zealand.And also I have IELTS score7.5 but unfortunately my writing score is 6.5 which is not enough for Australia but for New Zealand its ok.But I heared that new zealnd doesn't recruit oversea nurses nowadays because its the decision of new government. So I feel a little frustrated now.I know Australia is a good country for nurses but its too expensive for me to pay for the exams especially its OSCE and also I do not have the writing score needed for there.Could you please give me some pieces of advise about English speaking countries appropriate for nurses to migrate based on my situation.
@halimehesfandiari-it8il
Hello!
I understand your frustration. Heaps of nurses stuck in limbo and waiting for their APC hoping to get work. The problem there also is you still need to pay weekly house rent even you don't have a job there. That is biggest expenses apart from the CAP course itself.
To my honest opinion, (little biased), Do your CAP in New Zealand and come here in Australia. The moment you finish your CAP, got your APC, you can also apply with an Australian qualification which is AHPRA through the Trans Tasman Agreement.
I mentioned it here in my other video:
ua-cam.com/video/GRxo4Fm4hLc/v-deo.htmlsi=jBzcRkxIvd_VEOb-
Thank you so much.How much money do you think i need for all this process aproximately?
I hearwd that CAP has been changed to another pathway, theoretical and OSCE exam.
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Hello, I made a video regarding my cost and timeline for the CAP
ua-cam.com/video/3NOFljW-0T8/v-deo.htmlsi=xfpv4yi3WnenXhr-
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Yes, that is the new pathway. I was able to process through the old pathway.
It's frustrating to see how IQNs are being exploitated daily by agencies. They have stopped giving reimbursement of CAP fee and government has told IQNs to not even bother to apply. If it's that bad they should stop extorting money by giving admission in cap course for the moment. New process is not going to solve this problem either. I am afraid that soon australia will change it's policy for IQNs migrating from NZ.
@@jyotitolta8839 That is sooo true. Not sure with changing policy but most people I know moving from NZ to Australia are already NZ citizens.
@@jyotitolta8839 Also, some people, (not all) just finished their CAP and managed to find work easily in Australia than NZ.