Why move to Australia
May 1st 2012 | 11:00 pm
#61
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May 1st 2012 | 11:44 pm
#63
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From: Somewhere South... Not Telling YOU
Re: Why move to Australia
May 1st 2012 | 11:52 pm
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Re: Why move to Australia
May 2nd 2012 | 12:00 am
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From: Somewhere South... Not Telling YOU
May 2nd 2012 | 12:09 am
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Re: Why move to Australia
No has mentioned either equality or no class system... Yet....
I was defending this country as a better place for my intellectually disabled child to have a better life... And trying to take a swipe at those that class a learning disability as a ? personality flaw? As it had been previously used.....
May 2nd 2012 | 12:11 am
#68
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Re: Why move to Australia
Oops... Edited out my dummy spit, but not til after you'd quoted me
No has mentioned either equality or no class system... Yet....
I was defending this country as a better place for my intellectually disabled child to have a better life... And trying to take a swipe at those that class a learning disability as a ? personality flaw? As it had been previously used.....
No has mentioned either equality or no class system... Yet....
I was defending this country as a better place for my intellectually disabled child to have a better life... And trying to take a swipe at those that class a learning disability as a ? personality flaw? As it had been previously used.....
May 2nd 2012 | 12:12 am
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May 3rd 2012 | 4:41 am
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Re: Why move to Australia
Hi, i am a first year student nurse but my partner has been offered a job in australia, he is very anxious to go and obvisually we are considerin moving. Although it will improve his career aspects i dont think it will mine, i hold an access diploma in humanities and social sciences, does anyone know what this is equivelent to or if i would be able to get a job as a occupational therapist assistant with this? (OTA)
I am in desperate need for some guidance....
I am in desperate need for some guidance....
May 4th 2012 | 4:57 am
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Happy migrant
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From: Newcastle , NSW
Re: Why move to Australia
Hi, i am a first year student nurse but my partner has been offered a job in australia, he is very anxious to go and obvisually we are considerin moving. Although it will improve his career aspects i dont think it will mine, i hold an access diploma in humanities and social sciences, does anyone know what this is equivelent to or if i would be able to get a job as a occupational therapist assistant with this? (OTA)
I am in desperate need for some guidance....
I am in desperate need for some guidance....
You need to start a new thread to ask about this, in order to get the best responses. It will be lost in the middle of this thread
Last edited by Kapri; May 4th 2012 at 4:57 am. Reason: typo
Or sweetcorn in shite
May 7th 2012 | 4:44 pm
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Re: Why move to Australia
Seriously thinking of moving to Australia but still unsure whether to move or not. Both our families are here so would miss them. Predicament is whether to back to college here in Ireland and get a career or just bite the bullet and go to Oz. I understand it will be a different lifestyle over there and great weather. I'm 30 and my partner 28. Really in two minds about it. Any words of wisdom? Thanks
The worst that can happen is you'll invest about $45,000 and a few years of your life in moving half way round the world and back again.
