Is there an age limit for enroll nursing cause

Im going to become a nurse because my hand is so weak🙃, from becoming and auto mechanic, yeah I think I'll do that and I like working with women so I wouldn't mind

Hi Tarnie! what are your thoughts on studying on campus vs combination of online/on campus when it comes to learning and just in general? thanks!

Hi Tarnie, was your previous educational background in nursing?

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Hey Tarnie 😊 Thank you for sharing this video, I am about to start studying my Diploma at TAFE! is the BKSB online? Have you ever known someone that didn’t pass it for the nursing course? Maths isn’t my forte haha ….

I desperately need a maths medication video my test is coming up

Hi Tarnie, I love your videos they are extremely informative and helpful. I start my diploma of nursing course tomorrow, I’m a little nervous. I’d love an update on how your going now😄

When you were on placement, did you have set times for the shifts or was each week or day different?

If you’re white and from a native English speaking country, you’ll have no problem. If not, you will experience some kind of isolation, no matter how social you are

Are there any other books you found helpful ?

My take on enrolled nursing (I am about to finish my course and go into a bachelor) the course is harder than you think, you may breeze through the first year, but your last year is gonna be intense. It's not as easy as i thought it would be and I have seen so many people drop out/decide it's not for them. And practice practice practice! practice on your friends in class and family at home & volunteer in your simulations at school! You got this! this course and this job is so rewarding <3

Hy I from India plz gide me for nursing student

Lol sitting In the royal national hotel (the contiki hotel in london) as I write this. Just got back today from European discovery. Honesty I made no friends. I am more introverted yes, but I am a very friendly person and I am kind to everyone and I still like to have fun and laugh and honestly I did sort of hang around with the same girls but nothing solid and I could tell some of them were using me because they had no one to sit with or whatever it may have been. The cliques were out of control and you were made to feel like unless you're mates with them don't you dare talk to them. Alot of girls always gave me dirty looks too even when I smiled at them. I felt very alone most of the time tbh and lonely 🙁 I still had a decent time but couldn't help but feel "off" . That was the one thing I was worried about and unfortunately I didn't get a very good group of people haha. Fml. I am 30 so on the older side which may have had a bearing on it as they were mostly young and acted like highschoolers. People even started unfolllwing the people they didn't want on their instagram anymore on the way home !! Hahaha like really?! So awkward as we had an instagram group. Like no shame ha! Sorry I sound negative but it's all true just my experience!

im going this summer, is there any hot dudes .....

this actually helped me so much!! the biggest thing I was nervous about was freedom and constantly having to go clubbing etc.

how hard was the entry exam to get into the diploma of nursing? how nice were the nurses you worked with?

Hello Tarnie, Im going to enroll in TAFE nextweek. Im working fulltime, have toddler and now Im going to study. I dont wanna give up my work because of interest rates can't afford to lose job. What do you think in study wise?

Hi, I live in Canberra and I'm wondering if you have covid injection mandatory in new? In here we do every year like the flue so if you can let me know that would be fantastic. Thanks

I want to do a train trip because I am worried that time spent on a bus is a lot of wasted time. What would you reccomend? And how long do u think to go on a trip to make it worthwhile?

how much your school fee in TAFE and how many years the intake of enrolled nurse? Thank you :)

Thankyou so so much this has put my mind at ease I’m not at the stage of placement yet I start my diploma of nursing in April next year (2023) and this will be all new to me but you have really helped with your video Thankyou heaps 😊🌼

So informative! Have booked this for June cant wait to travel again.

Thank u so much. Very helpful. And my teacher was impressed with your responses

Thanks Tarnie , hope your nursing career is going well .

Can you advise of the difficulty of the LLN test

I wish I could taste this through the screen. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! I am always happy to learn new dairy free recipes from talented creators like you. I look forward to learning more recipes from you. I cook a lot and make cooking videos too so I am always looking for new ideas. Lets learn more from each other!

hi.. love this video... :D i have a question.. is there plenty of work as an EN out there???

Can enrolled nurse becomen as surgical nurse? Or is it only can be done by RN?

Thank you for these videos!! I’m booking solo and these were a huge help

Does this course involve alot or maths and science

Thanks just about do do mine so nervous excited

Is it online also?

I love the information and the basics to Diploma of Nursing that you have shared. So informative and helped me make the decision to study. Keep up the videos, these are amazing and super helpful.

Umm I’m from Malaysia and would like to work in Australia soon..I’m wondering is it possible for me to work as a nurse once I’m finished my diploma in Malaysia??

Good on you girl! I'm studying pathology collection at tafe - the en course isn't available at tafe where I live and I would have had to travel. It's hard enough, so I imagine the diploma in nursing is going to get more difficult as you advance... or maybe I'm just stupid. Edit: I do enjoy learning the medical terminology. My course is blended, at tafe & online - so I bought my first laptop and a printer (hp all in one) so it's all good - taking notes with pen & paper is the best way to learn.

Hey I'm starting a nursing diploma at TAFE Ultimo really soon, just wanted to say your vids are really informative and helpful Hope everything is going well for you!

Do you think this trip would be good for a guy?

hey!! very helpful video, I am just wondering if you had prior biology knowledge etc? is this necessary? I did bio in year 12 but I struggled with some of it, mainly due to my teacher (lmaoo) id love to know! Thankyou, Im planning on entering into this course mid year this year xx

Helloo~ i dont know if this comment reaches you, i am an international student who recently got full offer for Diploma of Nursing at Tafe Nsw Castle Hill campus which is starting in April. What I am not clear about placements is the actual "place" i will be staying for eg, my campus is in sydney so will they allocate the placements in sydney hospitals only or do we need to travel to other places ? If so, i am worried about the place I will be living after my shift like renting a new room travel expenses leaving the part time jobs etc...or is it just in sydney hopefully? Thank you so much in advance.

Do you have tips for finding cheap flights??

Hi! It’s a bad day for me. Tafe rejected my application after waiting for almost 3mos. 😕

How far in the course Do you have to do this test

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Do we need iltes required for enrol nurse

Hey! Shout out same name! 👋🏻 interested in the same thing as well 😆

Thanks for the info!

Even though I can't supervise EN/RN students as I am an EN, I try to help educate our nursing students if the RNs are busy or I feel like the students aren't learning anything. Let them watch me doing tasks and procedures. Can't supervise them doing tasks but they can stalk me and I can talk them through what I'm doing. Sometimes I'll talk to them about medications and drug interactions or tricks with priming IV lines or how to use equipment. I've had few students watch me do dressings and I talk through why I'm doing what I'm doing and how to document it. I know how it feels to be a student and feel like you're not learning anything. Just know how much we appreciate you guys. Nursing students have been so helpful and kind when we feel like our workload is insane.

I have been an EN for almost 4 years now. I did a pathway that I recommend to people. I did work experience in the hospital. Did a hospital run VET course for my HSC and got a AIN job from doing that. Worked as an AIN while studying my ENs through a ministry of health scholarship (TAFE NSW). That scholarship guaranteed me employment with NSW health for a year. That ended up getting me permanent position and I plan to do my RNs in the near future. Doing the way I did I got to have real work experience in the area I was studying. It was way less scary starting to work with the experience I had under my belt. Best of luck to you with your studies.

Are you allowed to choose placements?