How does this program support my nursing career in Australia?
It provides structured early-practice support, allowing you to develop skills and workplace behaviours expected in Australian healthcare settings.

Who is eligible to apply?
Applicants must hold current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Enrolled Nurse (EN). The program is suitable for newly registered nurses, including internationally qualified nurses who have recently achieved Australian registration.

Where will the workplace-based learning take place?
Workplace learning is undertaken within ANATE’s healthcare industry partner facilities. Specific sites are confirmed during the enrolment and onboarding process.

What support will I receive during the program?
Clinical Facilitators provide supervision and guidance during workplace learning, supporting participants to meet workplace expectations, follow clinical procedures and adapt to clinical responsibilities.

Can participation in this program lead to employment?
Completion of the program can support transition into nursing positions within the Australian healthcare system. However, employment is not guaranteed and remains subject to role availability and employer decision-making.

Are there any additional costs or requirements I need to be aware of?
Yes. Participants must meet standard healthcare compliance requirements such as vaccinations and screening checks. Fees and related costs vary and will need to be factored into planning for enrolment.

Can I study this program part-time?
Part-time options may be available. Please speak with our Student Support Officer when enrolling to discuss suitability.