Overview

Charter Australia proudly offers an intensive OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) Exam Preparation Course, specifically designed for internationally qualified nurses seeking Australian nursing registration. This program combines expert guidance, theory, and hands-on practice to ensure you’re fully prepared to excel in the OSCE exam.

Course Highlights

  • Total Training: Build confidence in all aspects of the OSCE examination.
  • Experienced Trainers: Learn from highly qualified instructors with extensive OSCE preparation expertise.
  • Hands-On Practice: Participate in simulated clinical scenarios that mirror real OSCE conditions.
  • Small Class Sizes: Enjoy personalized attention and tailored feedback to maximize learning outcomes.

2025 Intake Dates

20 January – 3 February
24 March – 4 April
16 June – 27 June
1 September – 12 September
3 November – 14 November
Course Details
Duration: 2 weeks (5 days per week)
Class Time: 9:30AM - 3:00PM
Delivery Mode: In-person
Location: North Sydney

* The fee includes course materials, access to simulation labs, mock exams, and expert instruction.

FAQ: OSCE Exam Preparation

Disclaimer: The information provided in this FAQ is for guidance only. For the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), please refer to the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

What is the OSCE?

The OSCE is an Objective Structured Clinical Examination used by AHPRA to assess the clinical skills and knowledge of internationally qualified nurses seeking registration in Australia.

Who is the OSCE Preparation Course for?

This course is designed for internationally qualified nurses who are preparing to take the OSCE as part of their pathway to becoming a registered nurse in Australia.

What does the OSCE Preparation Course cover?

The course includes:

  1. Simulated practice scenarios: Stations that reflect real-life clinical situations.
  2. Clinical skills training: Hands-on training in assessment, communication, and intervention techniques.
  3. Personalised feedback: Tailored guidance to help improve performance.
  4. Exam strategies: Tips for effective time management and stress handling during the exam.
What are the prerequisites for enrolling in the course?

You must:

  • Confirm you meet AHPRA’s eligibility criteria for the OSCE.
  • Have completed all other requirements of the NCLEX-RN or IQNM assessment process.

Note: Charter Australia will not verify your eligibility. Please ensure you meet all requirements by checking directly with AHPRA.

Does Charter Australia check OSCE exam eligibility?

No, Charter Australia does not verify your eligibility for the OSCE. Students are responsible for ensuring they meet AHPRA’s eligibility requirements before enrolling in this preparation course. For eligibility details, please visit the AHPRA website.

What happens if I take the course but am not eligible for the OSCE?

It is your responsibility to confirm your eligibility before enrolling. Charter Australia is not liable if you are found ineligible for the OSCE after completing the course.

How long is the preparation course?

The course runs five days per week for two weeks, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students also have access to practice facilities before and after class for additional preparation.

Does completing this course guarantee I will pass the OSCE?

No, completing this course does not guarantee success. Your performance in the OSCE depends on your knowledge, skills, and preparation.

How much does the course cost?

Please download the course brochure for the latest fee schedule and information on promotional discounts, if available.

Where is the course held?

Courses are held at Charter Australia’s North Sydney training facility, which is equipped with simulated clinical environments. Students must attend the classes in person in North Sydney. Some components may also be offered online.

Is the course accredited by AHPRA?

No, this course is not accredited by AHPRA. It is designed as a supplementary preparation tool for the OSCE.

What are the Australian visa requirements for taking the OSCE Exam Preparation Course?

Any visa that permits study is acceptable.

What should I bring to the training sessions?

You may need to bring:

  • Comfortable clothing suitable for clinical practice.
  • Writing materials.
  • Any additional items specified in the course information pack.
What support is available if I fail the OSCE exam? Can I retake the preparation course?

If you fail the OSCE exam, we will offer you one additional opportunity to retake the OSCE preparation course, subject to class availability.

For further questions, feel free to contact us. Remember, for all official information and eligibility verification regarding the OSCE exam, consult the AHPRA website.