u/Ok-Time-4150

Hi, Im from South Korea and I just started high school this year. You see my dream is to become a nurse and I also want to work overseas like permanently. So nowadays i feel like nursing is THE job to get a chance to work and live overseas. But will it stay this way? Like I feel like governments (USA, Canada, Australia) are pretty aware of the nursing shortage thing and are pumping out student nurses and hiring masses of international nurses. And with all these people trying to become nurses and immigrating as nurses I feel like my chances are slim if not gone. Heck I’m in high school and by the time I get all ready to go it would be 2038! What do you think? will there still be a need or will this shortage be solved by then? They say that in Australia they will be short of about 70,000 nurses by 2035 but hey what would happen if you pump out nurses out of schools and bring in lots of nurses overseas? Sorry for the rant… I really need some insight.

I really suck at living life well, where could I find a mentor somewhere?

Specifically in the USA and Canada. Will this job market saturate in the next 30 years? What do you think?

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