Uni help

[meow]

Charles Sturt for example only offers midwifery through distance ed as a graduate diploma. Which you could do if you do the nursing by distance first. Obviously it'll take more time but better than not being able to study at all until the kids are in school.

[peanutter]

Thanks for the clarification, meow

Jelly - we were probably just using different search terms Good luck!!

[~Kim~]

Charles Darwin definitely do correspondence but I'm pretty sure you need to be a resident of the NT or SA. They used to let people from all over the country do it, but had trouble organising placements.

[PumpkinZulu]

Charles Darwin definitely do correspondence but I'm pretty sure you need to be a resident of the NT or SA. They used to let people from all over the country do it, but had trouble organising placements.

This. I looked into Charles Darwin, and when it comes to placements they said that it's extremely unlikely to get one outside of NT.