NZ IQN theory & OSCE preparation

Your New Zealand nursing journey, made clearer.

Structured online preparation for internationally qualified nurses - whether your next step is the IQN Theory Exam or the OSCE.

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600++
course access
6 months
checks included
Free readiness
Internationally qualified nurses preparing for nursing in New Zealand

Not sure if you are ready?

Take the free IQN mock test to check your theory readiness.

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Start where you are

Which assessment are you preparing for?

01

Preparing for the theory exam

IQN Theory Course

Build a dependable study routine with NZ-focused lessons, practice questions, chapter quizzes, and timed mock exams.

  • Self-paced, structured chapters
  • Chapter quizzes with explanations
  • Timed mock exams for readiness
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02

Preparing for the clinical exam

OSCE Prep Course

Turn station requirements into repeatable practice with guided scenarios, communication frameworks, and feedback.

  • Guided station-based preparation
  • AI-powered gotoMedics communication practice
  • Group sessions and personalised feedback
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A calmer way to prepare

One clear learning rhythm from start to exam day.

No sprawling content library. Your preparation follows a simple cycle designed to keep the next action obvious.

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  1. 01

    Choose your current stage

    Start with the course that matches the assessment in front of you - Theory or OSCE.

  2. 02

    Practise with purpose

    Follow a clear sequence of lessons, questions, mock tests, or clinical stations.

  3. 03

    Review and repeat

    Use explanations and feedback to focus your next study session where it matters most.

Course questions

Get the details before you enrol.

Quick answers about access, Theory preparation, and OSCE support.

Theory preparationOSCE readiness

Move through your registration journey with confidence.

Start with structured theory study, OSCE practice, or both as your New Zealand registration pathway progresses.