Irish vet fails Australia’s English fluency exam

Louise Kennedy, 34, from Co Wicklow, has a degree in history and politics as well as veterinary science and underwent a mandatory English proficiency test in Australia in order to seek permanent residency there.

Wed, 09 Aug, 2017 - 09:53

By Joyce Fegan

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Courts Heathrow Place: Australia Place: Co Wicklow Place: north Brisbane Place: Sunshine Coast Place: Republic of Ireland Person: Louise Kennedy Person: Joyce Fegan Person: Kennedy Person: Sasha Hampson Organisation: Pearson Organisation: Pearson Asia Pacific Organisation: AAP Organisation: Nursing and Midwifery Council

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