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alwayscan 28-10-2013 05:20 PM

How much does a nurse earn ?
 
Hi ,

I need help from the nurses out there
I have a friend who just completed her Nursing cert at ITE
She has been offered a space to carry on her diploma in Nursing
However, she is in her 30s and she already spent 2 years to convert to become a nurse.
Her starting pay is $1500 (bonded for 2 years )
She is in a dilemma as to whether to continue her diploma which takes another 2 years or to work first

Question
1) is the pay for diploma and ITE cert nursing very far apart ?
2) does the private sector pay better than the public
3) What is the prospect if you enter nursing with just a ITE cert and not having a diploma ?

Thanks

Darkzi0n 28-10-2013 05:57 PM

Fresh Diploma in nursing sld be ard low 2k. prospect wise, it's obvious having a dip will allow u to go higher. But even a dip won't get u very far.

Unregistered 28-10-2013 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Darkzi0n (Post 44537)
Fresh Diploma in nursing sld be ard low 2k. prospect wise, it's obvious having a dip will allow u to go higher. But even a dip won't get u very far.

Got ITE prospect is terrible when there are so many diploma or degree nurses out there. NUS has a degree in nursing.

Unregistered 28-10-2013 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 44539)
Got ITE prospect is terrible when there are so many diploma or degree nurses out there. NUS has a degree in nursing.

gt phd in nursing? so no need experience just keep studying can climb high high liao?

Unregistered 28-10-2013 11:18 PM

Nursing was accidentally mentioned as a low-skilled job by the government in the not too recent past. So what do you think.

Unregistered 29-10-2013 12:52 AM

Since she is bonded, it means she is being sponsored for her studies right? why not? eventually she has to get her diploma, without a minimum diploma, she won't be able to promote. And if its sponsored for, just go and do it la.

Unregistered 29-10-2013 09:48 AM

Nurses are good job, dun play play. Studying nursing work a few years in SG and you can easily migrate to Canada, NZ, Australia cos there is shortage and high demand for nurses there. Then you can live the good life in ang mo kok ka.

Unregistered 29-10-2013 10:10 AM

fyi, nursing is one of the skilled professions which there is free flow of labour among the asean countries after the integration at the end of 2015. not sure the exact policies will be in place though.

the professions are engineering, architectural, surveying, nursing, medical, dental, and accounting services

Unregistered 29-10-2013 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 44560)
Nursing was accidentally mentioned as a low-skilled job by the government in the not too recent past. So what do you think.

oh yah that lu* tuck y*w right. sure vote him out next election

Unregistered 30-10-2013 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 44634)
oh yah that lu* tuck y*w right. sure vote him out next election

Lol wheres the link?


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