The Department of Health and Social Care pays £63,000 to train a nurse - but doesn't require them to stay on the Island to work afterwards.
In Tynwald this week, DHSC Minister Lawrie Hooper faced questions about training costs.
He revealed a nursing course on the Island through the University of Chester costs £21,000 a year, with courses lasting three years.
And he added all trainees live on the Island:
Living wage plans under scrutiny in Keys
The living wage and the enterprise minister's pegging strategy will be discussed in the House of Keys next week.
Will police pay for more Douglas CCTV?
Douglas Council bosses will ask police for help funding an expansion to the capital's CCTV system.
Greenways to close during TT to protect habitats
A number of greenways around the Island will shut during TT this year to protect sensitive uplands.
Ramsey pubs apply for A-boards
Two pubs have applied for permission to put boards outside of their bars in the North of the Island.
Island sees massive rise in tourism income
Isle of Man tourism saw a huge jump in income between 2021 and 2022.
Marrakech kitty looking forward to new home on the Isle of Man
An Island resident is coming back from holiday with a unique souvenir - after adopting an injured street cat.
Council considers names for new Willaston flats
Sam Webb or James Brown?
Civil defence looking for volunteers
Could you help the Island during emergencies?
