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Torrens University Australia (TUA) Courses 

TUA Student Resources 

TUA Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Resources 

Please access the below resources that will assist you to prepare for your work integrated (WIL) experience in BHM106 Botany & Herbal Manufacturing and PCS207 Pre-Clinical Studies 1.

TUA Advanced Diploma to Bachelor Pathways 

THINK Education Teach Out Courses 

THINK Education Advanced Diploma to Bachelor Pathways 

THINK Education Student Fact Sheets 

Work integrated learning resources 

Current course structures

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THINK Education Teach Out Courses 

The THINK Education course teach out date is end of Trimester 3, 2021. This means that the course will close at the end of Trimester 3, 2021. Students will no longer be able to progress with this course offering. Students have been advised to choose study patterns that allow them to complete the course by end of Trimester 3, 2021. If course completion is not possible, students can choose to voluntarily transfer to Torrens University Australia BHS (Clinical Nutrition) courses.

Please speak with your Success Coach for course progression planning.

Nutritional Medicine career

• Planning a career as a Nutritional Medicine Practitioner​

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Work integrated learning resources 

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Work integrated learning resources 

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Previous course structures for your reference

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Important Nursing Student Updates

We will continue to keep you informed of the latest updates announced by government and industry that are important for your studies and clinical placements. Please click on the links below to find out the latest updates by state:

HLT54115 Diploma of Nursing Course Calendars 

AHPRA Graduate Registration Information

Student Support

Supporting you through your studies is a high priority for us.

All nursing campuses have staff dedicated to support students such as the Program Coordinator and Learning Advisor.  Counselling services are also available.

Student Induction 

Important COVID-19 Vaccination Update 

Recently, the Australian Government has decided that mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are now required for all Aged Care Workers 

• This requirement will also apply to nursing students completing a clinical placement in an aged care setting. 
• To meet this requirement, you must have received your first COVID-19 vaccine by mid-September 2021 
• You will need to confirm vaccination to be eligible for a clinical placement. 
• Please consult your GP for further advice on suitable COVID-19 vaccines for you. 

Up to date immunisations are already a requirement for all nursing students attending clinical placements, including annual flu vaccinations, in line with state and national health department directives.

You can find information on your immunisation requirements in your Student Handbook. This handbook will also provide you with information on other mandatory documents you need to have completed such as police checks.

Clinical Placement

• HLT54115 Diploma of Nursing students are required to undertake 400 hours of unpaid Clinical Placements which may be located anywhere in Australia.
• Bachelor of Nursing students are required to undertake 840 hours of unpaid Clinical Placements which may be located anywhere in Australia.

InPlace 

InPlace is your system for managing nursing clinical placements (work integrated learning). InPlace is a central hub for all information relating to placement including your placement allocation, required documentation and industry information. The system provides instant access to your allocated placement information anywhere, anytime on any device. Click here to access InPlace and login using your student email

Clinical Placement Handbook 

This handbook is intended to inform Nursing students, University staff and Agency personnel about clinical placement requirements and expectations including professional behaviour. It is a requirement that all Students Nurses read this document prior to and during each clinical placement and reflect upon the policy statements so they understand their obligations and responsibilities. Please read the document thoroughly and reach out to the Faculty of Nursing if you have any questions or are unsure at any stage

• BN Student Clinical Placement Handbook 

Fitness for Practice Form 

Bachelor of Nursing students are required to complete and sign the 'Fitness for Practice' form prior to clinical placement. If you are unsure about the requirements outlined in this form you should seek advice from your Clinical Placement Coordinator.

• Fitness for Practice form 

Clinical Simulation Labs

All nursing students have access to Clinical Simulation Labs where experienced educators will teach required skills and assist in linking theory to practice.  All lab sessions are compulsory. Correct uniform is required to be worn when attending these lab sessions.

Professional behaviour

• Standards for Practice: Enrolled Nurses/Registered Nurses 
• Social Media Policy

Uniform Requirements:

• Think Education Polo Shirt only. NO long sleeve or visible tops under the College Polo.
• Cardigans/jumpers may NOT be worn whilst on duty.
• Navy blue/black tailored trousers or skirts - excludes jeans, tracksuit pants, hipsters or cargo pants.
• Enclosed navy blue or black NON-SLIP shoes as per WHS requirements – NO canvas, joggers or slip on shoes.

Hair

• Must be kept neat, clean and tidy at all times.
• Long hair must be tied back or fastened in such a manner so as not to hang below the collar.
• Hair ties, bands, combs and other hair fasteners are to be at a minimal and of a neutral colour or navy.
• Facial hair – clean-shaven or neatly trimmed beard.
• Approved headwear must be clean, neat and tidy.

Fingernails

• Must be kept neat, clean and well-manicured.
• NO ACRYLIC NAILS OR NAIL VARNISH
• Fingernails should not be visible over the top of the end of the finger when the hands are held with the palms up.

Jewellery

• One plain wedding band, one set of sleepers, studs, or small earrings that sit on the lobe of the ear and do not pose a danger to the patient, resident or student are the only items of jewellery to be worn during placement.
• Facial or other visible body piercing is NOT acceptable. If visible, or stud is non removable, it must be covered by skin coloured tape.

Work integrated learning resources 

Current course structures

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Previous course structures for your reference

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