Did you know in Sydney, Australia "full-time nursing and midwifery professionals in non-managerial positions earn $1,633.50 per week on average" (Main Features - Doctors and Nurses)? Unfortunately, I can no longer be a citizen in the United States of America. I have chosen to continue pursuing my dreams of becoming a nurse in Sydney, Australia. Australia is a continent located northwest of New Zealand and is known for its Great Barrier Reef. Sydney is one of the biggest cities within Australia. Nursing is a career that requires effort, commitment, and dedication. Becoming a registered nurse in Australia requires individuals to pass certain test and skills to practice. Studying nursing in this city will allow for greater job opportunities, variety of places to …show more content…
I must learn a variety of things to adapt to this country, including currency and language. Within this country, I will develop the knowledge required to become a registered nurse, adapt to the culture of Sydney, and find things to fit my lifestyle.
Ever since I was little, the country of Australia has fascinated me. From the wide variety of wildlife to the mixture of cultures, Australia has everything that will suit anyone's needs. Since I am planning on moving here, it is important for me to explore the city first, in order to be successful. Sydney is contained inside the state of New South Wales and is located on the east side of Australia. People who are from this particular city are called "Sydneysider's" (Pringle). Sydney is home to one of the largest natural harbors in the world. The ports located off the coast of Australia are significant in the Pacific Ocean. In the earlier years, trade was fixed here from several different countries, including the United States, China, and