Universities are unaware of the New Language proficiency of AHPRA for nurses

99.9% of unis and private institutions in Australia that is offering for a bridging program for overseas trained nurse are unaware of the new English language proficiency requirement that was carried out in the middle of this year. As of the moment, most unis and institutions required candidates to have an IELTS of 7 for acceptance in the bridging course, not knowing that it had been changed.

Below is the information of the detailed English language proficiency provided by AHPRA.

>>CLICK HERE<

New Logo and Banner

As AusPhilRN opens its door again, it is time to change the logo and the banner of this blog. You will see above the new picture logo and below was the previous one.

Have a wonderful day!


-Admin

English Language Proficiency Policy Update 2009

As of 1 July 2009, all internationally-qualified nurses and midwives applying for assessment to the ANMC under the general skilled migration scheme will be required to complete an English proficiency test. New Zealand registered nurses and midwives are exempt from providing English proficiency under the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997.

IELTS / OET Levels

A pass level of 7 in all four bands of the IELTS Academic test or a B level in all four bands of the OET will be required in one sitting. The test will be valid for a period of two years.


from: http://www.anmc.org.au/