What was it like to be a Red Cross nurse during World War 1?
I'm supposed to pretend like I'm a nurse in a field hospital in France during world war one, and write a letter home to my parents.
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I recommend "A Farewell to arms" by Ernest Hemingway. There's what you're looking for.
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Miss Edith Cavell, a Red Cross nurse http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-nurses/cavell.htm (this link includes some of her thoughts and experiences)
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
I am currently a british student nurse in london, after i graduate i will be moving to france
I am currently a british student nurse in london, after i graduate i will be moving to france?
i want to know: 1) is it difficult to for a british to move to france? (i know a little french but my husband to be is quite fluent) 2) how easy is it for a newly qualified nurse to find a job in france? 3)i also want to know about how much it costs to buy a house or apartment in france (preferably paris as my husband to be is already there working ) 4) and also education is it similar to the system they have in the UK, or is it different? from when they first start to university would be great! (My husband to be moved to france 4 months and is working and living a freind's apartment) thank you to whoever answers my questions!
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Many Brits actually live in France but if you are a nurse you should be welcome to as we need nurses to...in the south of France some hospital are recruting nurses from Spain and provide them with accomodation + french courses.... But in any case if you moove here you will need to learn the languages ...if not you wont be able to live properly...it will be the same for a French speaker living in the UK ..it will be quite difficult ... http://www.frenchentree.com/living-in-france/ Welcome to our lovely country.
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i want to know: 1) is it difficult to for a british to move to france? (i know a little french but my husband to be is quite fluent) 2) how easy is it for a newly qualified nurse to find a job in france? 3)i also want to know about how much it costs to buy a house or apartment in france (preferably paris as my husband to be is already there working ) 4) and also education is it similar to the system they have in the UK, or is it different? from when they first start to university would be great! (My husband to be moved to france 4 months and is working and living a freind's apartment) thank you to whoever answers my questions!
Paris - 1 Answers
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Many Brits actually live in France but if you are a nurse you should be welcome to as we need nurses to...in the south of France some hospital are recruting nurses from Spain and provide them with accomodation + french courses.... But in any case if you moove here you will need to learn the languages ...if not you wont be able to live properly...it will be the same for a French speaker living in the UK ..it will be quite difficult ... http://www.frenchentree.com/living-in-france/ Welcome to our lovely country.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
i'm a filipino nurse. I want to work as a nurse in France.. what should I do
i'm a filipino nurse. I want to work as a nurse in France.. what should I do?
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Find out what the prerequisites are in France... Is your certification good in that country? Then, apply for jobs.
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Search online for agency in France and E mail or call them. Give them all the info they need.
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you will not be able to work in France as a nurse as the health department does not recognise our diploma . they require you to go to a nursing school here & pass their licensure exam. you must also read,write & speak french fluently . good luck.
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Find out what the prerequisites are in France... Is your certification good in that country? Then, apply for jobs.
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Search online for agency in France and E mail or call them. Give them all the info they need.
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you will not be able to work in France as a nurse as the health department does not recognise our diploma . they require you to go to a nursing school here & pass their licensure exam. you must also read,write & speak french fluently . good luck.
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
Best Jobs to apply for in France for british moving to the North
Best Jobs to apply for in France for british moving to the North?
My girlfriend and I are planning to move to Northern France in a couple of years when she has finished UNI. She is a student nurse. Im at current a PCSO and have been for 6 years. At present we both speak basic french but are going to try and learn more before we move. I only have a GNVQ in travel and tourism from 8 years ago. Can anyone recommend any jobs we should look for and if her nursing is recognised in france.
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GNVQ in travel and tourism!!! Interesting, send us a private message and a CV. What part of Northern France are you looking at? @ny: Have a horrible feeling your answer in rather inaccurate. We have many doctors and nurses working here that qualified overseas.
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no, medical degrees of any sort never travel, that is, if you got yours in UK, it's valid in UK only and nowhere else, if you have a Canadian medical diploma - it's valid only in Canada, and so on. If she wants her degree to be recognised in France, she will have to undergo a lengthy test, examinations, and so on, and you can fail at the end, and people told me, that it was easier and cheaper just to get enrol into a medical school and do it all over again. So, if you want to move to France for good, she is wasting her time. Unless you plan to return back home some time in the future, then, again, she will be disqualified for not being in active practise, so she would have to undergo a test in UK... and so on. You did not tell us, too, if two years were only studies, or some practical time was allotted to this time frame, because, a nurse with a foreign diploma and no experience is a nobody. If she has some references from some hospital or such, she might hope for a mother's assistant with a medical background, and earn some little euros, or a private caregiver (non-official, not a nurse but rather a helper to the elderly) for some old bedridden person and, too, earn little euros. Her education is useless anywhere abroad.
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My girlfriend and I are planning to move to Northern France in a couple of years when she has finished UNI. She is a student nurse. Im at current a PCSO and have been for 6 years. At present we both speak basic french but are going to try and learn more before we move. I only have a GNVQ in travel and tourism from 8 years ago. Can anyone recommend any jobs we should look for and if her nursing is recognised in france.
Other - France - 2 Answers
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GNVQ in travel and tourism!!! Interesting, send us a private message and a CV. What part of Northern France are you looking at? @ny: Have a horrible feeling your answer in rather inaccurate. We have many doctors and nurses working here that qualified overseas.
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no, medical degrees of any sort never travel, that is, if you got yours in UK, it's valid in UK only and nowhere else, if you have a Canadian medical diploma - it's valid only in Canada, and so on. If she wants her degree to be recognised in France, she will have to undergo a lengthy test, examinations, and so on, and you can fail at the end, and people told me, that it was easier and cheaper just to get enrol into a medical school and do it all over again. So, if you want to move to France for good, she is wasting her time. Unless you plan to return back home some time in the future, then, again, she will be disqualified for not being in active practise, so she would have to undergo a test in UK... and so on. You did not tell us, too, if two years were only studies, or some practical time was allotted to this time frame, because, a nurse with a foreign diploma and no experience is a nobody. If she has some references from some hospital or such, she might hope for a mother's assistant with a medical background, and earn some little euros, or a private caregiver (non-official, not a nurse but rather a helper to the elderly) for some old bedridden person and, too, earn little euros. Her education is useless anywhere abroad.
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