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Free Online Info Session · For OSCE-Passed Nurses
How to get the New Zealand experience employers keep asking for.
You have passed the OSCE and hold New Zealand registration, but every job asks for local experience. Find out how the 8-week OSCE Workforce Transition Programme gives you that experience in a real facility, and how to apply.
Free to attend, and no commitment to apply.
Thu 15 Oct
7:00–8:00pm
Where
Online (Teams)
Cost
Free
The Microsoft Teams link is emailed to you when you register.
Straight to the point: how the programme works, what it costs, and how to get a place in the first cohort.
How the eight weeks run — two weeks of online New Zealand orientation, then six supervised weeks in a real facility beside a named preceptor
What you do on site — supernumerary clinical learning, so you are learning the New Zealand way of working, not filling a gap in the roster
What you leave with — a signed Orientation Workbook, a New Zealand reference and a real chance of a job with your host facility
What it costs, and when — the NZ$2,999 enrolment fee is payable only after you pass the interview. Nothing upfront, and no fee if a facility hires you
Applying for the first cohort — who is eligible, the documents we ask for, the interview, and the dates
Live Q&A — ask anything: locations, visas, working hours, what happens after the eight weeks
Who Should Come Along
You hold Nursing Council of New Zealand registration and a current practising certificate, or you are about to, and employers keep telling you they want local experience. A job is not guaranteed, but this is how you get the experience they are asking for.
The programme page has the full eight-week structure, who can apply and the application form.
Read About the ProgrammeFree to attend, and no commitment to enrol. Sign up and we'll email you the Teams link straight away.