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Answer by Rebecca S
Too bad. Get a job, save money, finance yourself.

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Is there funding available to study overseas? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Answer by Top Weasel
Yes, but only if you are enrolled in the US college that offers study abroad options.

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Answer by Sage
1. Contact your local state nursing board and see if they have any contacts or links for International Nursing in Europe.
2. American Visa to travel there is necessary.
3. Contact travel agency to obtain any visa for working in Italy, they usually can get you a visa applicable along with the travel arrangements and possibly help you locate accommodation’s for housing.
4. Google hospitals in Italy and contact them for any job openings or requirements.
5. You might get by without a fluency in Italian, otherwise there are lots of resources at a major bookstore to learn it.
Good luck.

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What do I need so I can work as a nurse abroad? Specifically, Italy…? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Henry and Dylan play ‘just a minute’ – a great game to improve you fluency with spoken English. Go to www.bbc.co.uk and look for ‘just a minute’ for more examples.
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Answer by eejonesaux
Hi,,,, hmm,,,, i have a fiance that is in nursing school there,, and she has not said anything about this,,,,, ????
New News to me,,,,,,

good luck

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Are Americans aware of the leak in nursing exams in the Philippines? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Answer by jonselver2
study nursing

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Q&A: we have beautiful island in the philippines exclusively for filipino nurses abroad, how can i get intouch? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Problem: I’ve been sidelined in my batch since first year (as did the few other foreigners, who either ended up quitting or dropping year). I tried mixing with my fellow group mates, but they all tend to just ignore me and throw me aside. It’s like they look for every tiny excuse they can find to pick a fight with me (e.g. them calling me a liar if they find me doing better than them at an exam, claiming that I pretended I never studied; my fluency in english and american accent equate to me showing off; etc etc). When they find a reason to argue, if I stand up for myself, they refuse to translate all together. They’ll refuse to discuss anything with me. Unlike in USA, resources aren’t available on an intranet..we have to rely on seniors or fellow students..and that’s the problem.

In summary, I’m forced to rely on people who deliberately ignore me. It’s a classic case of workplace mobbing or bullying, because I’m the odd one out and I have nothing to offer them (e.g. I won’t be specializing in their country to refer patients to them; nor do I have a car with the local license so that I can offer a lift; etc.). All this is causing me a great deal of stress, but I don’t want to give up, because I came this far, and really want to be a doctor. This college doesn’t have any counsellor who can intervene, or any real system in place to deal with this kind of stuff.

Please…any sensible suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Answer by marys.momma
It sounds as though you’ve been doing well in your class work so far. It’s mainly conversational skills in the foreign language that are the problem now.

My suggestion: Get hold of some language CDs or tapes and allocate time to study the language. Your accent and vocabulary will improve, and you’ll be able to construct sentences and questions. When I studied a foreign language, I memorized quite a few “model sentences”, each of which illustrated several points of grammar. They were a good learning device.

Don’t argue or fight with your classmates – it’s not worth the trouble. There was a movie that came out last year: “Karate Kid” starring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith. A black, pre-teen boy travels to China with his mom, who has a new job there. He’s enrolled in a Chinese school, but is shunned and bullied by the other boys, and eventually even attacked. Jackie Chan, in the role of a maintenance man, rescues him and befriends him, gradually teaching him more and more advanced martial arts skills. Eventually he gets good enough to compete in a high-level tournament, and wins the respect of his former tormentors. He had to adapt to the culture and learn the language, to earn the respect of the other students.

With your evident intelligence and sophistication, I believe you can overcome the obstacles facing you. Don’t give up! You’re doing very, very well under difficult circumstances.

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PLEASE help. Studying Overseas. Need translation help from students who don’t like me. What do I do? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Answer by drbartsimpson
It depends exactly what type of job it is because that person wont be able to work as a scrub-nurse in operation-theatre if the blood test shows the person can still transmit the virus.

If a person had Hep-B in the past then there are two possibilities:
-The person might have recovered fully and is now immune to the disease.
-The person still has chronic infection and may or may not be infective (can transmit the disease to others).

This we can ascertain by doing blood-test (serology).

So it all depends on the serology (done by blood-test to know the antibody status), type of job and hospital policy.

Two important serology tests which denote that the person is potentially infective are HBeAg(Hepatitis B e antigen) and viral load (no of virus particles per ml of blood).

There is clear evidence that doing non-invasive procedures doesn’t pose any risk of transmission.

Also check following website to know more about the issue.
Hope it was useful.
Cheers!

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If ever a nursing student had hepatitis B, can he or she still continue to take up nursing and work abroad??? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Answer by underworld
no had to come in when i seen china
one of my favorite person to quote from is
Confucius

Confucius (551-479 BCE), according to Chinese tradition, was a thinker, political figure, educator, and founder of the Ru School of Chinese thought. His teachings, preserved in the Analects, form the foundation of much of subsequent Chinese speculation on the education and comportment of the ideal man, how such an individual should live his live and interact with others, and the forms of society and government in which he should participate. Fung Yu-lan, one of the great 20th century authorities on the history of Chinese thought, compares Confucius’ influence in Chinese history with that of Socrates in the West.
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Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it.

Confucius

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Is there anyone know bout studying overseas in China? is a post from: Studying Overseas

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Answer by Holly M
I have had friends who lived abroad and they applied for financial aid especially for living abroad. my college does like exchange programs and they got to pay for school in Spain and went there and lived in the dorms and had a meal ticket etc from that college and Stafford loan bought the ticket and also the college helped pay as well. You may want to look into that. Good Luck.

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