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English > Maori: Health Careers Promotion Programme Website, approx. 140 A4 pages
Maori Health Careers Promotion Programme Website
Approximately 140 A4 pages, of text that needs to translated into Maori. The content varies from short prose to trancripts of video profiles.
Example of text:
COMMUNITY
HEALTH
NURSE FAST FACTS
WHAT YOU DO: Nurses promote health, prevent disease, and help patients cope with illness by providing special care. Nurses also support patients, families, and communities and help individuals and groups take steps to improve or maintain their health. Some nurses specifically choose to work in community settings and are called Community Health Nurses.
SALARY: Nurses salaries are between $40 - $55,000. How much you get paid as a Community Health Nurse will depend on the organisation who employs you.
STUDY:
For what Bachelor of Nursing.
There are also postgraduate study options including:
• Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) – BNurs (Hons)
• Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences – PGCertHSc
• Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences – PGDipHSc
• Master of Health Science – MHSc
• Master of Nursing – MNursing
• Doctor of Philosophy – Nursing – PhD
STUDY:
How long?
Three years to begin with.
Then, once you have finished your nursing training you must obtain a ‘Practicing Certificate’ through the Nursing Council, which proves you have up-to-date knowledge and practical experience to practice.
Language pair(s)
English
> Maori
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