Lead by a registered Australian Nurse who has experienced what it’s like to go through the application process alone, Aide Australasia is the first ever organisation to offer you a full service delivery programme.

We believe in respecting the individual client. This means that we will assist you throughout your journey from the moment that you enrol, obtain Australian qualification through a conversion program (RPL) to increase your chances of attaining an Australian permanent residency.

Our core values include integrity and accountability. Therefore in the interest of full disclosure and transparency we cannot, nor can any provider, guarantee a successful outcome. However, Aide Australasia will work with you every step of the way to ensure that all your paperwork is completed accurately and efficiently.  With our help, you will maximise your chances of achieving success on Australian shores. Whenever you have any queries or issues, we will be there to help you.

Please refer to our services for more information about our services and pathways.

Aide Australasia helps nurses and other professionals from the Asia specific region achieve their dream of studying and living in Australia. We offer assistance throughout the application process as well as migration through our Registered Migration Agent (RMA).

Additionally, we offer a full support package to completely assist and support you with your arrival and integration into Australia.

If you want an agency that offers high-level service before and after you arrive, Aide Australasia is ready to lend you a helping hand. Don’t wait any longer, kick start your new life in Australia and contact us today!

Australia is known globally as one of the world’s most diverse and welcoming countries.

Of Australia’s 24 million population, almost half (47%) of all Australians were either born overseas or have one parent born overseas, with more than 260 languages spoken in Australian homes. In addition to English, the most common are Mandarin, Italian, Arabic, Cantonese and Greek.

Australia is the biggest island in the world, the sixth biggest country in the world in land area, and the only nation to govern an entire continent. There are more than 500 national parks and more than 2,700 conservation areas, ranging from wildlife sanctuaries to Aboriginal reserves. There are also 20 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Great Barrier Reef, Kakadu National Park, Lord Howe Island Group, Tasmanian Wilderness, Fraser Island and the Sydney Opera House.

Many people around the world know Australia for being a beautiful country but we also enjoy world-class quality of living, with six of our cities in the top 40 cities in the world. Our education system is among the world’s best with safe, friendly communities from coast to coast.

Experience a cutting edge Australian education and get ready for a world of learning and career opportunities in a safe, welcoming environment.

Did you know Australia has the third highest number of international students in the world behind only the United Kingdom and the United States despite having a population of only 23 million? This isn’t surprising when you consider Australia has seven of the top 100 universities in the world! In fact, with over 22,000 courses across 1,100 institutions, Australia sits above the likes of Germany, the Netherlands and Japan, ranking eighth in the Universities 2012 U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems.

These are strong academic credentials, but our institutions are just as highly rated as the cities that house them around the country.  Australia has five of the 30 best cities in the world for students based on student mix, affordability, quality of life, and employer activity – all important elements for students when choosing the best study destination.

The conversion program is for all internally qualified professionals (including nurses) who want to convert their qualifications from overseas into Australian qualification. This will save your time and money in obtaining the qualification.

The conversion program for registered nurses is designed to build on the professional knowledge and experience that you have developed as a registered nurse from a hospital-based course. This course is available to nurses who have completed their initial nursing education internationally or in an Australian hospital school or college. Internationally qualified and Australian qualified nurses who are not currently registered within Australia, can seek registration upon successful completion.

The program takes the study of biological and behavioural sciences that underpin nursing to greater depth. You will explore nursing research ethics, professional practice, management, bioscience, behavioural science and inter-professional education, to assist you to actively contribute to providing care as a member of an inter-professional healthcare.

The length of conversion program all based on the units you’ve taken, your marks, university and country, so offers and exemptions (in RPL application) are decided by the faculty and university admission requirements and varies from a university to another.

Yes, your previous studies and experiences can lead to credit in your conversion (e.g. Bachelor of Nursing for overseas qualified nurses) course. Recognition for Prior Learning (RPL) can save you time and money and increase your educational choices.

Recognition is the process by which your existing skills, knowledge and experience gained throughout your life, regardless of how they have been acquired, are recognised towards the achievement of a nationally recognised qualification or statement of attainment.

Yes you can. If the candidate has all the required competencies and experiences required for the qualification and can prove this, the whole qualification can be awarded through a recognition process.

RPL can benefit you in different ways. Benefits include:
– You will have your skills recognised
– It saves you time in achieving a qualification.
– More time to acquire new skills and knowledge
– Enhance your career prospects
– Guaranteed AHPRA registration (for nurses) and work permit
– No show money with work rights while studying

The applicant will first get registered with Aide Australia for us to assist them in further steps. Then according to the applicant’s background and requirements, we admit the applicant in appropriate university leading to registration in Australia. Thereafter, the applicant can apply for PR and we will assist the applicant through all the process.

Once you have decided to study in Australia, there are many universities to choose from.  Aide Australasia can place you in most institutions in Australia and are well placed to provide you with the best options for your situation.  There are a few factors to consider though:

• the cost of studying,
• the quality of the institution,
• which city in Australia to live in,
• job opportunities
• the course you wish to study, etc

These are all very personal things to think about, and we will help you all the way.  The good news is that Australia has about 7 universities in the top universities in the world, and has 7 cities in the top 40 best cities for students in the world, so whatever you choose is going to be a safe bet.

Before you apply, you will need to find out the details of your:

• previous studies (including course name and institution, duration and qualification obtained)
• current studies (including course name and institution, duration and expected date of completion)
• English language proficiency and/or results of recent English language testing
• (If applicable) employment history (including employer’s name, dates and description of work carried out).

Aide Australasia is always there to help you with your enquiries. You may send us your details in this link so one of our friendly staff can contact you and discuss this opportunity.

There are several steps in the payment plan, we will be able to provide and discuss this with you once you qualify for the programme.