Bonjour Madame .. I am a new subscriber here ❤. Saw your videos & very informative! My question here is , is there any English speaking hospitals in Switzerland ? How easy is the process from registered nurse in Ireland to relocate to Switzerland! Thanks 🙏 you are great 😊
Hello Cheepapelmo, thanks for watching my videos and for subscribing. There are private clinics that ask for English and French or German speaking nurses. The only issue is you cannot get anywhere without speaking at least one of the local languages to a level B2. This is because you need the Red Cross to recognise your qualifications to be able to work here and that needs a level B2 in at least one of the local languages. It is not easy to relocate to Switzerland if you are a non/EU national. You have to be either married to someone here or an expat in your field. If an expat, the person employing you has to prove that they could not find someone to do the job from Switzerland or any other EU country. Will explain this soon.
Hi..ive studied french in highschool in kenya..i was asking if they check the kcse grade ..i did not qualify to study nursing in my country and id like to study nursing outside...i failed in my biology and chemistry ..do they mind....
Thanks a lot it was so informative But I don't understand something, I'm not from Europe and I am currently a first year nursing student, I was considering stopping my studies in my country and start studying in Switzerland as you offered in another video of yours, now that I've watched this video I don't know how many years I am going to study to become a registered nurse and start my job with a good salary!? 3 years or 6? Because you said it takes 3 years to get Es and then 3 more to study Bachelor... can you help me understand it?😪😪PLEASE??
You’re welcome. So if you study nursing here you do not need to go through the ES first. You can take the Bachelors study and finish in three years. They are phasing out the ES in the French speaking part. I mentioned the ES because in the German speaking part those who do not qualify to do the Bachelors degree can still do the ES. Plus in the recognition process they put most Non-EU nurses at this level, ES. Hope this helps you understand it better.
@@maureensunshine3185 thank you very much💙 Are there any universities that teach bachelors of nursing in french? (I have zero knowledge of German language)
They do not teach in English as well but demand that you have a certain level in English in order that you can understand the health concepts in English. Otherwise French B2 is the required level. The two schools below offer courses in French.
Hello Joyce, the intake is closed from the 16th of June. If interested check these schools next year as from February: HESAV or Ecole de la Source. As explained, they are not universities but institutions of higher learning,
Hello Melody, I have really researched on this with no success. I think the best way to go about it is to contact a particular school you would be interested in and know whether this is an option. I have however seen scholarships in other fields like hotel management that Switzerland is well known for.
Bonjour Madame .. I am a new subscriber here ❤. Saw your videos & very informative!
My question here is , is there any English speaking hospitals in Switzerland ?
How easy is the process from registered nurse in Ireland to relocate to Switzerland!
Thanks 🙏 you are great 😊
Hello Cheepapelmo, thanks for watching my videos and for subscribing. There are private clinics that ask for English and French or German speaking nurses. The only issue is you cannot get anywhere without speaking at least one of the local languages to a level B2. This is because you need the Red Cross to recognise your qualifications to be able to work here and that needs a level B2 in at least one of the local languages.
It is not easy to relocate to Switzerland if you are a non/EU national. You have to be either married to someone here or an expat in your field. If an expat, the person employing you has to prove that they could not find someone to do the job from Switzerland or any other EU country. Will explain this soon.
@@maureensunshine3185 merci beaucoup . 🙏 waiting for your next vlog . 😆
Hi..ive studied french in highschool in kenya..i was asking if they check the kcse grade ..i did not qualify to study nursing in my country and id like to study nursing outside...i failed in my biology and chemistry ..do they mind....
Hi, this might be complicated but give it a try. They might give you a prep year before you get into Nursing.
@@maureensunshine3185 thank you so much this has given me so much hope
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Thanks a lot it was so informative
But I don't understand something, I'm not from Europe and I am currently a first year nursing student, I was considering stopping my studies in my country and start studying in Switzerland as you offered in another video of yours, now that I've watched this video I don't know how many years I am going to study to become a registered nurse and start my job with a good salary!? 3 years or 6? Because you said it takes 3 years to get Es and then 3 more to study Bachelor... can you help me understand it?😪😪PLEASE??
You’re welcome. So if you study nursing here you do not need to go through the ES first. You can take the Bachelors study and finish in three years. They are phasing out the ES in the French speaking part. I mentioned the ES because in the German speaking part those who do not qualify to do the Bachelors degree can still do the ES. Plus in the recognition process they put most Non-EU nurses at this level, ES. Hope this helps you understand it better.
@@maureensunshine3185 thank you very much💙
Are there any universities that teach bachelors of nursing in french? (I have zero knowledge of German language)
@@White_sparrow-ql4ddyes! Definitely. I have this information in one of my videos. Check HESAV
Can you list some universities that teaches in French and English
They do not teach in English as well but demand that you have a certain level in English in order that you can understand the health concepts in English. Otherwise French B2 is the required level. The two schools below offer courses in French.
Hi mam, is intake open right now?
Hello Joyce, the intake is closed from the 16th of June. If interested check these schools next year as from February: HESAV or Ecole de la Source. As explained, they are not universities but institutions of higher learning,
@@maureensunshine3185 thank you 🙏
Hy sis please do they have nursing scholarship in Switzerland
Hello Melody, I have really researched on this with no success. I think the best way to go about it is to contact a particular school you would be interested in and know whether this is an option. I have however seen scholarships in other fields like hotel management that Switzerland is well known for.
@@maureensunshine3185 ok thank you so much for your reply
@@maureensunshine3185 ok sis so for the hotel management can you suggest me some of the institutions