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joicey · September 2015

hi my name is joice, im a registered nurse here in Phil. and I am married. I hope you could help help me cause im quite confused. we went to idp yesterday and had our one on one counseling the counselor advised us to get bachelors programs instead of short courses. i was thinking anu po kaya advantage if i enroll the bachelors ? and also what are the disadvantages if i choose the short term courses? kasi bachelors program could cause 500k each sem? kikitain po kaya namin magasawa yun sa sydney??mgagawan ng paraan yung pang enroll for the first sem but the second sem onwarda will depend on us kung mkakapag work po kami dun. anu po kaya mganda gawin?thanks po s mkakasagot

kymme · September 2015

3 months, 1 year, and 2 years have pros and cons. you just have to weigh ano preferred and most advantageous sa inyo sis.

JoeyPuno · September 2015

Hi @joicey! Ngayon lang ako nakapagbasa ng post mo. Yung first course ko as mentioned dun sa kabilang discussion ay certificate courses (Subclass 572 - VET courses). Advantages are: 1) Mas maliit ang tuition fees, 2) mas maiksi ang study period, at since certificate courses, 3) mas mabilis ka makakuha ng certifcate na magagamit mo sa paghanap ng work. Disadvantages: Subclass 572 ay 1) 90 days visa processing, 2) Mas strict sila sa financial requirements. Yun lang naiisip ko sa ngayon, based on my own experience. Pero, nasasainyo talaga ano ang best para sa inyo.

kymme · September 2015

if your goal is to be an AusRN, either mg 1 or 2 years bachelors degree in nursing OR mg certificate ka muna (will not lead to RN rego) and have your docs assessed by AHPRA if mk qualify ka dun sa bridging course na 3 months. kasi for example cert 3 in aged care, di ka mgiging RN nyan. carer ka after. while you're having your bachelors degree in nursing, pwede xa maging equivalent dun sa cert 3 (depende sa employer).