I'm a Nurse: Torn between Quebec and Australia

[bablits]

Hi there. Eto nga, mga problems ng nurse. Which country to go to. I hope you can shed some light.

Here's the situation. I have already taken the IELTS. I took the General module because I got interested in applying in Quebec Skilled worker, for the reason na pwede ko din isama sa application ko partner ko. My original plan talaga, and before I met my partner was to work in countries like Au or NZ. All the while na nagrereview ako ng Academic Ielts, I immediately shifted to GT dahil naconvince ako dun sa coworker ko na mag Canada nlng daw, specifically Quebec kasi madali, but one has to learn French muna.

Last night ka-chat ko frnd ko na nasa Au na. And dahil sa nalaman ko na more than 200k ang salary monthly, sobrang nagdalawang icp nko. ang sarap nun. huhuhu.

Tapos alam nyo un, Quebec dahil I can bring the love of my life, pero sa Au, iiwan ko ulit **

Also, I can compare the living conditions of the two countries. Au-malapit sa Pinas, maganda weather. Canada-cold and sobrang layo pero kasama ko **** partner ko. And I have also done research that Quebec ang may pinakamababang sahod for nurses sa buong Canada. But their cost of living is also low.

Now I'm so confused.

Help

[tazjhaie]

check the tax rate sa australia... hindi mo magugustuhan... hehehe... pero decision mo yan.. quebec is a good place as well.. mas ok ang support ng government.. mas mababa ang discrimination unlike sa australia...

[bablits]

check the tax rate sa australia... hindi mo magugustuhan... hehehe... pero decision mo yan.. quebec is a good place as well.. mas ok ang support ng government.. mas mababa ang discrimination unlike sa australia...

talaga? so I guess u go for Quebec? ok ba life dun ng mga pinoy?

[sleepless105]

Do some readings on paths for foreign trained nurses that are eyeing to work in Quebec. In most provinces in Canada (including Ontario), foreign trained nurses would need to take a bridging course before they could site for a licensure exam for RN.

The bridging course is a full time study for one year. Foreign trained RNs can not practice unless they are certified / licensed first in Canada.

A lot of foreigned trained professionals are having an impressions that they Canada would recognize their education and training once they land in Canada but that's not the case.

Do some readings. Contact the nursing body that is responsible on Quebec or any province in Canada that you are interested at.

[1234likes]

Hi! You can actually bring your partner with you sa Australia. My partner was granted a visa, too! Ginawa ko siyang dependent ko. We're leaving soon.

[bablits]

Hi! You can actually bring your partner with you sa Australia. My partner was granted a visa, too! Ginawa ko siyang dependent ko. We're leaving soon.

hi there thanks for the reply. Nabasa ko nga post mo sa isang topic. pm kita ha.