Good luck gorgeous ❤❤❤

Amazing!!! I’ve just posted a new one today comparing to the vista ❤

Hell.. to the no 😂 haha. No so, for us at IHNA, you have to have completely finished all assignments, exams and OSCAs BEFORE going on placement. Then the only work you have to do is your clinsoft stuff which you do with your facilitator on the job so you’ll be fine. ❤❤ good luck!!!!

Hi love! It really depends on what you can afford. If you already have a laptop then use that for now just make sure you have a proper Microsoft office package so you can use all the programmes. If you have nothing and need to buy something then I mean the options are endless. I have. A laptop and it is maybe 7 years old, it still works but not well all the time. So I went with an iPad Pro 12.9” with the keyboard etc and I use this as my main computer. If I didn’t have my laptop I probably would’ve gone laptop first because you really need to be able to open documents and stuff with ease and the iPad can be a bit annoying sometimes but it’s gettting better.

It WAS easy to get a spot as an AIN but it’s quietening down now. And there is jobs everyyyyydayyy screaming for workers.

They don’t sponsor unfortunately, you can study as an international. However because we were born in Australia we do get free tuition at the moment post Covid but usually it’s 10-20k (thousands of dollars). Thanks so much!

Thanks so much getting back to me with the feedback, so if you say its costing 10-20k you meant in Rands or Dollars

@@angelluvuno8601 oh no, I was born in Australia so I’m not paying as I’m a domestic student, and sorry that would be AUD

Hi darling! Omg that’s so sweet 🥹 thank you! Okay so I might do a viddy on this because we kinda got let down by the system here. WA grad connect programmes have ONE application time in the year regardless of how far in you are. So we have to apply in March/April for the end of the year/beginning of next year grad programmes. If you don’t apply then, you miss out. There is a few private sectors that have grad programmes that open for the next year in June and August but again if we don’t look for this info we don’t know :( but the short answer, you don’t have to wait until your finished to apply! I’ve applied for all the unis for next year already ❤

Also you don’t even HAVE to apply for a grad programme. You can still get a job without it xx

Hi lovely! Thanks for your comment. I might reach out to my platform on TikTok and see what others say? I don’t think you NEED to go onto RNs, unless you’ll want to progress further and lead/teach/supervise etc. My only reasoning for going this way first was to get the diploma to get into uni. Would I feel fulfilled if I just stayed here? Maybe for now! But I’m known to not sit still and always want to progress. But if you feel comfortable and happy then just do it! Get a great grad programme if you can and go from there! Thanks so much xxx

Thank you so much! I wish you all the best on your journey ❤

Hey darling! Thanks for the kind words 🩵 I just have standard black crocs and I have jibbitz in every hole on the top so needle proof hahaa this is what most do in the hospitals I was in. However, you can get fully closed in croc clogs on their website with back straps. It’s really facility dependent on what is allowed where. I have the Tokyo Birkenstocks which are like bostons but black leather with a strap at the back and I mostly wear those. Xx

Welcome! For which stuff my love?

@@Halleys_adventures For the scissors, name badges, stickers, torch please 🙌💕

Scissors/nursing pouch/pocket drugbook: Enurse.com.au Light: Nurse Chill Labels/stickers: tinyme.com

@@Halleys_adventures legend 🙌🥰

You know roughly at the beginning of the semester but there is usually like a 6-8 week block and you could be in the start, middle or end of that block. It’s confirmed 3-4 weeks in advance.

Thank youuu ❤❤

I started filming today so will have something up by the end of the week ❤

Hello! Yes it’s on my todo list to sit and do a debrief ❤ hopefully this week x

I’m doing my ENs, so “second year” but it’s only 18 months, so I have 5 months to go.

Thank you so much gorgeous for sharing ❤ and happy Easter to you and yours ❤

No I didn’t! I did personally but never got to film it! I’ve also decided now with Bub #2 on the way to keep my duo! I just purchased the bassinet for it :)

If I could have gotten into university, I would’ve went that way. Lots of videos about my journey on my channel :)

I mean I can’t speak on behalf of them but the feedback we heard was that it is much harder than expected (agreed) it’s ALOT of content in a short time, they might have learning difficulties and don’t think they can do it. I’m not entirely sure :(

As per the video, “fit right scrubs” ❤

Hi Joe! Sorry I really don’t know anything about visa processes and sponsorship so I’m not going to be helpful for that, but I wish you all the best with your journey!

Hi! It really depends on how you learn. If you can learn online and retain and understand the knowledge then go for it! Me personally, I like to be in the classroom and labs hands on learning.

Such a shame! Also, so sorry but I had to remove your other comment because your opinion was based off your crappy interactions with the school, you didn’t actually get to start and study with them so it’s false information to say they are no good and TAFE is better. You are 1000% entitled to your opinion but it is my account that gets slammed :( That is totally fine queen! Everyone will have a different opinion and experience! Mine hasn’t been perfect but I’m almost finished now and have had high commendations on my performance at nursing placements in one of the biggest trauma hospitals in Perth, and that’s got to be a testament to my learning and skill set. You get out what you put it and once you start you don’t have to really deal with admin and stuff thank gosh! The lecturers and professors are amazing! I have actually mentored 4 batches of TAFE students through my workplace in their first placement and you guys have it very easy and your facilitators are lovely!! So whilst TAFE has better communication, you can’t justify saying in general that it’s way better haha. I really Hope your journey is going well and you get out of it what you hope and you’ll be an amazing nurse ❤

I'm 48 and hoping to start in March too - maybe we will be in the same class :)

Awww I hope it is all going well ❤

Thank youuuu

Hello! Look, they do say 3-4 weeks but sometimes it’s much less than that!

If you are getting it for a new born. . 1000%. Or like me, Bub was already 4 months old, so I didn’t. But I’ve just purchased it for Bub on the way :)

Oh my gosh 🥹🥹🥹 thank you so much and you are welcome!! New video up tomorrow 🎉❤ goodluck with everything.!!!

You can ask me anything you need to here or find my on instagram and TikTok via my videos 😊

Hello! Are you from Australia? Did you go to School here? If you did then your chances of getting in will be easy and it’s also free this year! If English isn’t your first language you might have some trouble but once you get in you get in, and they have tutoring available to help, the best thing to do would be to contact IHNA and tell them your history bearing in mind I had no medical experience whatsoever either. I’ve learnt everything from being at Nursing school. Good luck ❤