Nursing and Midwifery

This comprehensive course is unique in WA, preparing graduates for adaptive career options in dynamic health settings.The course delivers an innovative and broad analysis system, together with graduates ready for beginning level practice in both midwifery and nursing. It provides students with the information and skills to deliver top excellent care within the healthcare environment.

• University admission requirements apply. All applicants have to present a personal announcement. This announcement must outline their understanding of the Registered Nurse's role and also a Registered Midwife's role, their reasons for wanting to undertake this course, and a summary of their plan for managing the workload.In addition to pleasing ECU minimum English common requirements to this course, all applicants must also demonstrate English language proficiency as stated from the Nursing and Midwifery Board of both Australia&
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• S (NMBA) English language skills registration standard. ( https://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Registration-Standards/English-language-skills.aspx )These conditions are the following:IELTS Academic using a minimum overall score of 7.0 and a minimum score of 7.0 in all one of those 4 components (listening, studying, writing and speaking), orOccupational English Test (OET) using a minimum score of B in each one of the 4 components (listening, studying, writing and speaking), orPearson English Test (PTE) Academic using a minimum overall score of 65 and a minimum score of 65 in each one of the four communicative skills (listening, studying, writing and speaking), orTOEFL iBT with a minimum score of 94 and the subsequent minimum score in each area of the exam:24 for listening
• 24 for reading,27 for writing, and23 for speaking, orCompletion of at least six years of primary and secondary instruction taught and analyzed solely in English in a recognised country as characterized by the NMBA (including a minimum of two years between years, 7 and 12) with a supportive written statement to verify your main language is English, orCompletion of five or more years full-time equivalent continuous combined secondary or tertiary or vocational schooling taught and assessed in a recognised country as characterized by the NMBA (over the last seven years), with a supportive written statement to ensure whether your main language is English. Observe: The 5 yearsdoes notinclude the suggested ECU study.Note: English tests should be completed within 2 Decades of their planned course commencement date along with additional requirements could apply in relation to acceptable number of evaluation sittings and combined scores across evaluation sittings.ECUs m