Clare S

Calling all nurses, is everyone getting the IELTS score of 7? I done mine y.day must say it was tricky enough. playing the waiting game now! Its all i need to completer nurse registration with NMBWA. fingers crossed.

wilson01

As a native speaker, getting band 7s isn't too difficult Clare, and I guarantee you will get 9 in speaking

Good luck with your results

rahrah

Echoed - due to the fact that most Nurses could talk the hind legs of a donkey........
Good luck

Clare S

Thanks everyone. I think I just got a bit nervous in the writing, essays are def. not my fav. activity!!

sean bassett

i got mine last saturday , nervous times waiting
but i passed
where are u going to live in WA

bubblegum6

Hi,

I got my result last Friday, and the same as you felt i hadn't done very well in the writing, but i still managed to get 7.5. I'm a midwife so also needed 7's in all four. I'm sure you will be fine.

Fingers crossed for you

Regards

Bubblegum6

Clare S

Thats the plans Sean, most likely around bunbury, if i pass that is!!

Clare S

Passed with an overall 8.5. Am starting my online assessment witht he ANMC. Then tomorrow will contact w.a euorpean office for some visa advice.

ROMFT_WO2RN

congrats, time for a nurses favourite hobby now?

thulo

Hi, I know nuts about Nursing and the IELTS requirements. One of my friends, who's a registered nurse (not sure where cos she's worked in different countries in Asia) was planning on migrating to Australia; I think she got an average Band of 8.5 with a 7 in one of the sub-classes (not sure which one though). I'd have thought that it would have been enough to qualify her for a visa. But she's said that to qualify, she'd have to have at least a band 7.5 in all 4 of the IELTS sub-classes. Can anyone shed some light in this matter? Again gotta remind you that I know nuts about nursing and the IELTS requirements,... Thanks....

Pollyana

Have a read of this.....

thulo

Many thanks for the info Pollyana.. I shall forward this to my friend...