Health Graduates

Kirandeep’s time at Acknowledge Education has equipped her with essential skills, including critical thinking, research, and cultural awareness. This foundation has significantly boosted her employability and fostered resilience and independence, crucial for adapting to life in Australia. Career services sharpened her resume and job search skills, while language classes enhanced her communication. Cultural exchange programs and international support provided valuable cross-cultural skills and guidance for living overseas, laying a solid foundation for personal growth and academic success.

Now working as an Endorsed Enrolled Nurse at Sacred Heart Community in Melbourne, Kirandeep administers medications, monitors health, provides wound care, and conducts health assessments.

Raised with values of integrity, hard work, and compassion, Kirandeep’s cultural traditions instilled a strong sense of identity and community. Celebrating festivals and maintaining close-knit relationships taught her respect and resilience, shaping her character.

Kirandeep is proud of achieving job satisfaction and career growth through a well-earned promotion. She also cherishes her role in strengthening family bonds and supporting loved ones, thanks to a supportive husband.

To aspiring nursing students, Kirandeep advises prioritizing passion, dedication, strong communication, and empathy. Self-care, staying updated on medical advancements, and gaining practical experience are crucial.
She aims to pursue advanced certifications, diverse clinical experiences, and leadership roles. Continuous education, professional networking, community health initiatives, and advocacy are her priorities. Ultimately, she aspires to mentor future nurses and influence healthcare policies, becoming a registered nurse.

Australia’s excellent healthcare system, high living standards, and diverse society make it an ideal place for Kirandeep and her family's future. She is preparing for permanent residency or citizenship, aiming for a fulfilling life in Australia.

Danuka's journey began on the outskirts of Colombo, Sri Lanka, in a family deeply rooted in healthcare. With a physiotherapist father and a cardiographer mother, hospitals were a familiar backdrop. Initially, he chose a different path in Business and Finance. After moving to Australia post-school, he worked in retail sales but soon realized his heart wasn't in it.

The onset of COVID-19 was a turning point. Witnessing the urgent need for healthcare professionals, Danuka made a bold decision to enroll in a Diploma of Nursing. The coursework was challenging, but stepping onto a ward for the first time, he knew he had found his calling. In Australia, he gained access to cutting-edge knowledge and technology, instrumental in his training.
Despite the difficulties of studying during Melbourne's lockdowns, Danuka appreciated the online support he received. He emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience, advising aspiring nurses to be proactive during placements. "Show your worth, listen, and learn," he urges.

Now an Enrolled Nurse at Orbost Regional Health, 375 kilometers east of Melbourne, Danuka is recognized as a valuable asset. "Caring for people makes you feel very happy. They are so thankful," he shares. "In a small community, you get to know the patients and staff, which is wonderful."

Excited for his next challenge, Danuka is set to begin his Bachelor of Nursing this July, aiming to become a Registered Nurse. Having gained Permanent Residency through a skilled migration program, he plans to stay in Australia indefinitely, committed to advancing his skills and continuing his impactful work.

Danuka's story is a testament to following one's passion, adapting to new challenges, and the profound fulfillment that comes from caring for others.