STUDY IN PERTH
Perth is known the world across for its laidback and easygoing lifestyle, and life unfolds here at a pleasing pace
Nestled within West Australia’s majestic and vast landscapes, Perth epitomises the best of both worlds—a thriving metropolis with towering skyscrapers, neck to neck with golden beaches and lush green parks. Perth is known the world across for its laidback and easygoing lifestyle, and life unfolds here at a pleasing pace. Happily free of the pollution and congestion that is prevalent in other Australian metros like Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, Perth and neighbouring Freemantle are also less populated; perhaps the reason for the simpler ways of living here!
As Australia’s fourth largest city, you can expect rocking avenues for entertainment of all kinds, and can sample the most delicious authentic international food. You’ll find that this lovely city is a glorious medley of enchanting neighbourhoods steeped in history, creative galleries, booming street art scenes, bustling hipster pubs and lazy weekend farmers’ markets. Close by, idyllic seascapes hug the coastline, and vast bushlands offer picturesque views with unique wildlife that is not found anywhere else in the world.
Perth Campus Address: Level 2 and 4, 12 St.Georges Terrace, Perth, WA 6000, Australia
Perth is known the world across for its laidback and easygoing lifestyle, and life unfolds here at a pleasing pace
Australian Award-winning Education Provider
Over 15 years of course delivery
Nationally Accredited Qualifications
Over
20,000 graduates
Over 3,000 current students
Online and face-to-face class delivery with regular support
Well equipped campus with large computer labs and Libraries
Large campus with the capacity to cater to over 600 students at a time
Interactive and user-friendly learning platforms
Location in the heart of the city with easy access to public transport
and amenities
Flexible payment options
Large Simulation Labs with 17 beds
State and Government Funding
Dedicated student support staff for each student
Situated at the heart of City with accessibility to Public Transport
and Amenities
Work placement for students through partnerships with leading
hospitals, aged care homes and other stakeholders
Perth is known the world across for its laidback and easygoing lifestyle, and life unfolds here at a pleasing pace
Courses at Perth Campus.
Dr Shisir Prasad Manandhar
Designation: Academic Director
Email : shisir@healthcareers.edu.au
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Perth is known the world across for its laidback and easygoing lifestyle, and life unfolds here at a pleasing pace
Check out this virtual tour of IHNA’s Perth campus. Our students get the advantage of state-of-the-art facilities, including nursing simulation labs, well-equipped classrooms and computer resource centres. Get hands-on practical training in our top-notch nursing simulation labs, and practice catheterization, IV Cannulation, CPR and much more on true-to-life mannikins. Look no further: with IHNA as your preferred institute for Nursing in Australia, you’ll be well on the way to living your dream career as an Overseas Registered Nurse!
IHNA Perth has put in place approved protocols for the safety of students and staff in the aftermath of the Covid pandemic. This tour walks you through all the safety measures in each of the student classrooms, libraries, breakout areas and simulation centres.
Here’s a quick peek into the classrooms at the IHNA Perth campus. Our state-of-the-art infrastructure and equipment are second to none!
Students chill, grab coffee and snacks and catch up with friends at the beautifully equipped Student Lounge at the IHNA Perth campus!
IHNA’s Computer Labs and Learning Platforms allow students to conduct their own research, study online and widen their learning perspectives.
Leading Universities in Australia have partnered with IHNA, and offer our graduates easy pathways to degree programs.
Here’s a shout out from students who have completed IHNA courses and moved on to brilliant futures!
Today was my last day at IHNA studying the certificate IV in pathology collection. I am so excited to start placement next week but also so sad not to see Leanne’s gorgeous smile when I walk through the front door, or my teacher Sue’s enthusiasm and beautiful sparkling eyes among many, many others.
When my daughter was in the NICU diagnosed with severe jaundice, a surge nurse went out of her way and cared for us during this difficult time. The care, professionalism and dedication from this nurse has inspired me to become a nurse myself. This led me to the start of my journey in nursing, beginning with Enrolled Nursing at IHNA.
I did my Certificate III in Aged Care at IHNA-Perth Campus. I was pleased and so satisfied with my studying experience in IHNA that I decided to continue and pursue a Diploma in Enrolled Nursing. The campus is very accessible. Its situated in the CBD and just a short walk from the Perth Underground station so getting here is so easy.
I have completed my Certificate III in Acute Care through IHNA. The Staff/educators were very helpful to students when it came to addressing our problems. I would like to thank Mrs.Rhodora, Ms. Sheryl, Ms. Michelle and Ms. Sarita and others for accommodating all of my needs E.g. placement adjustment, financial situation and other requirements.
Since I was a little girl, I always wanted to look after people around me. To fulfill my passion and since I was working in aged care at that time I decided to further develop my skills so I chose to study the Diploma of Nursing. First of all, I went on google to research about nursing, such as institutes that offer the course, the cost and flexibility to suit my life.
The definitive guide for newcomers to Perth!
Not only is Western Australia the biggest state in Australia, it also offers a variety of things to do and enjoy! From the north, you can witness the outstanding natural phenomenon Staircase to the Moon, an optical illusion seen at full moon along the shores of Roebuck Bay. Travel down enjoying the scenic landscapes and outback adventures to the lunar-like pinnacles of the famous Aussie landscape, and the majestic rugged coastline of Albany. Intrepid adventurers can visit the Capes and enjoy Australia’s most spectacular natural attractions, starting from the expansive national parks and also grab the chance to visit a UNESCO world heritage site, the spectacular Great Barrier Reef.…
Experience the tingle of raw sensation as you climb 40 metres above the ground in the Valley of the Giants, a 400-year-old wilderness. Dive or snorkel while you swim alongside the whale sharks, go fishing, and enjoy the sparkling turquoise waters and sandy beaches of Australia’s shores. During spring, you can witness 12,000 species of wildflowers dazzle the grounds, making this the biggest collection of wildflowers in the world.
Find the cutest species of animals here in WA at Rottnest Island and take a ‘selfie’ with the world-famous quokka. Swim with dolphins and kayak the Shoalwater islands to see little cute penguins and Australian sea lions roam the area in their natural habitat. Travel WA and learn all about its extraordinary heritage as the home of Aboriginals for more than 50000 years − while you sip exclusive wines at the world -renowned Margaret River.
With its hot, dry summers and mild winters, the climate in Perth is never too hot nor too cold. Perth averages over 3000 hours of sunshine in a year—making it the world’s sunniest capital city—and has beach-worthy weather for most of the year.
Average temperatures during the hot, dry summer range from 17.5 – 30°C (63.5 – 86°F). There is very little rainfall, but a sea breeze called the ‘Fremantle Doctor’ offers relief from heat in the afternoons. …
Autumn in Perth comes with warm, sunny days and cooler nights, with the very occasional shower and moderate humidity. Average temperatures range between 13.7 – 26°C (56.6 – 78.8°F), and evenings are rarely colder than 10°C (50°F).
Temperatures in Perth’s relatively mild winters range from 8 – 19°C (46.4 – 66.2°F). Be prepared for the occasional storm, with heavy downpours of rain and thunder.
Warm and sunny spring days have average temperatures ranging from 11.7 – 23°C (53 – 73.4°F). Spring time in Perth is a riot of colours; the wildflowers in Perth’s nature reserves and national parks are a sight to behold!
The city of Perth is among the more affordable major cities in Australia. Living costs are typically lower than those in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. Day-to-day living costs in Perth for international students are lower than other major cities in Australia (and worldwide), and it is considered to be one of the most affordable study destinations.
As a ready reckoner, here are some indicators of the cost of living in Perth. The figures below are taken from https://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/perth-australia and are current as per July 2022. …
Perth has a very reliable and well-connected transport system, with a diverse range of transport options on offer.
Buses are your best option for travel around the Perth metro area. During business hours, you can expect to find services into and out of the city every 15 minutes. …
You can also take advantage of the excellent, central Free Transit Zone (FTZ) serviced by Central Area Transit (CAT) buses. These buses run in loops around the city, East Perth, West Perth and Leederville, and also undertake routes in Fremantle and Joondalup. Check which route works best for your journey, by looking at free CAT timetables that are available on buses and elsewhere. You’ll find a CAT bus about every five to 15 minutes on weekends, and more frequently on weekdays. Every stop has clearly marked digital displays that tell you when the next bus is due.
Perth provides zero-fare bus and train trips around the Free Transit Zone, including four high-frequency CAT bus routes.
Six train lines head out from the city: four from Perth train station, and two from Perth Underground, which is connected to the main station. Lines from Fremantle, Midland, Armadale and Thornlie meet up at Perth, while the Mandurah and Joondalup trains stop at Perth Underground. Train timings are very frequent: from approximately 5am to midnight on weekdays, which extends till 2am on weekends.
Ferries offer gorgeous views of the river and the city. You can catch a Transperth ferry across the Swan River and over to South Perth from the Elizabeth Quay Ferry Terminal, and get back the same way.
Perth’s Universities, Vocational Colleges and English schools are home to over 35,000 international students from over 100 countries.
The top 5 Universities in Perth include:
Costs of Study Programs here are affordable compared to elsewhere in the world, while the quality of education is on par with the best global Universities, making this a very popular destination for overseas students. These are some indicative tuition figures for different programs in Perth:
IHNA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters, and culture.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.