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Chelle2012

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  • Joined: Apr 2012
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Sat Apr 21, 2012 2:04 pm

Hi everyone

 

I am graduating in October and I am unsure what I must provide to AHPRA regarding the English level.  I am an Australian born and bred so i am unsure what proof of English I am to provide.

A year 10 English schools Board?

 

Thanks

nellnell

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Apr 27, 2012, 09:50 pm Last edited Apr 27, 2012, 09:50 pm update #1

I too have the same problem as you, but I finished school 35 years ago so trying to find school records for myself is rediculous. i have been told you can do a stat dec but I will find out more info. It needs to be five years secondary or tertiary study in English, doesnt have to be concurrent. Below is what they sent me in a reply for information.

Please contact your secondary school/s and/or the relevant state or territory education board in the first instance to obtain a letter which provides the following information:

 

  • the name and address of your secondary education institution/s
  • the years and levels (for example, Year 10, 11 and/or 12) you attended secondary education
  • the highest level you completed in secondary education and
  • the studies completed as a full-time student and/or as a part-time student

modified: Friday 27 April 2012 9:51:31 pm - nellnell

Chelle2012

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Apr 29, 2012, 10:33 pm

Thanks nellnell

Thanks so much for your reply  :-)   It is daunting when it has been so long since you attended High School, and although I have completed other courses, Im not sure if they count.  I guess if your secondary school marks were ok there is nothing to worry about.

The whole process is a little overwhelming and now I know it doesnt have to be concurrent - well thats made life a whole lot easier  :D

 

When do you graduate?

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