Description
OSCE 3 DAYS Live Simulation in Christchurch
This intensive 3-day live simulation program in Christchurch is specifically designed to prepare internationally qualified nurses for the New Zealand Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). The program provides a comprehensive and hands-on approach to mastering the clinical skills and competencies required for the exam, which is a crucial step towards becoming a registered nurse in New Zealand.
Key Features:
- Simulated Clinical Environment: The training utilizes a live simulation lab, allowing candidates to practice a variety of clinical scenarios in a realistic, exam-like setting.
- Comprehensive Coverage: The program covers the full scope of the OSCE, including the 10 stations and the various skills and scenarios that may be assessed. This includes areas such as:
- APIE Stations: A four-station circuit covering Assessment, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation.
- Skills Stations: Hands-on practice of essential nursing skills.
- Values & Behaviors: Stations designed to assess professional and ethical responsibilities.
- Expert Guidance: Led by experienced nurse educators, the training provides candidates with expert guidance and constructive feedback to build confidence and refine critical thinking skills.
- Scenario-Based Training: The curriculum is built around scenario-based practice, ensuring that candidates learn to apply their knowledge and skills in practical, real-world situations.
- Time Management & Practice: The program is structured to help candidates improve their time management skills, as each station has a strict time limit (typically 12 minutes, with 8 minutes for the scenario). Daily practice and mock examinations are a key part of the training.
- Cultural Safety & Best Practices: A significant focus of the training is on understanding and applying current best practices in Aotearoa New Zealand, including the principles of cultural safety, which is a key component of the OSCE.
This program is an essential resource for IQNs seeking to pass their OSCE on the first attempt and is tailored to the specific requirements of the New Zealand Nursing Council’s competence assessment process.




