@@movingforward101 but i think one uear course is not enough...becz hv to RN licence take time..N in one yr work permit only one year...but in two yr course work permit is 3 yrs..so enough time for RN LICENCE
This what I was searching .Really useful video for Internationally Educated Nurses.Thank you so much.I am going to apply .Kindly make more videos related to IEN.becaue Nursing is different stream and has own rules.
Video is very informative.galing! Btw, Due to excitement Ms. MC i did my NNAS already without starting my program yet,so im expecting i’ll be non comparable to RN once i got the report. So can i just add the 2 yr IEN program once im finished directly to CNO and will i take the nclex again if i already have new york-nclex?Thank you.
Hi MC, I just want to ask for an advice . I will be taking up nursing leadership and management in Seneca college this jan 2021. I'm also taking the NCLEX (new york) when I arrive there in Canada. In case I will pass the NCLEX, are u still going to advice me to take up the year 2? I also have a safe practice since I'm currently working as a staff nurse in a hospital here in the Philippines before I fly to Canada. 🙂 Btw, Thanks for your videos. It's very informative 🙂
One of THE MOST USEFUL videos I've seen, hands down. I have a question though. Can I get a study permit (and visa) by applying to the Enhanced Practice for Internationally Educated Nurses program?
Hi Miss MC! I am a fan of your channel and I have learned a lot from it. If I may ask are these the nursing programs that "guarantee" a "COMPARABLE" result from NNAS and CON? I mean programs that would eliminate the possibilities of being adviced to take anothr bridging course. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Amazing video. The only thing is IENs either applying in a different province or not fulfilling the 400 practice hours criteria, meet a dead end while watching this video. For example, I am still clueless if the 400 practice hours in Canada are comparable to 2600 hours/year of clinical practice back in one's home country. Can you please clear theses queries too? CNO is still easygoing compared to other provinces regulatory bodies.
Hello Amrit, I got confused on your question, This video is mainly for International Students who wants to get RN programs in Ontario. If you are getting your license in Ontario, the Rn programs mentioned on the video has a clinical hrs component, so they can renew the safe practice and get the Ontario license. Most provinces will require you to have 1560hrs/yr for the last 5 yrs (home country or Canada experience) to transfer the license to different Canadian province. I only suggest to practice on the province where you got your license and obtain 1560hrs to have the smooth transition and make sure you dont have any gap on your safe practice before moving. Different province here has different rule, Ontario has the lenient one so far.
Hi, most schools have an application fee around 100 CAD. That is not a deposit and non refundable usually. I have some partner schools on m website, and if you go through me you can get those for 39 CAD :) Make sure to do the free assessment first: www.studyliveexploreca.com/shop
Hi MC. Could you possibly discuss about the 2 year nursing programs offered in different colleges/universities for international students! And what if i have incomplete pre requisites, can i apply for non-degree to complete those? Thank you!
Hi! I'm currently in my 3rd year of nursing school in the PH. Thanks for the super detailed video! I just wanted to clarify, can I apply for post grad nursing studies there right after I take and pass the boards and get the PRC license even without hospital experience? Thanks again! Hope to hear from you soon!
Hello - assume you are under K12 - yes you can apply for post grad but take the board exam first because that is one of the requirement, no need to take the experience, take the Post Grad Certificate in Niagara College, I posted another video about that school.
@@studyliveexploreca not under K-12, I already have a degree (and work experience) in Communications, nursing is my 2nd course. Thanks so much for your reply! 😊
Hi MC! Your video is awesome! And I love watching lots of information in one video. I have one question here, I am a PR already reside in BC, and I am a RN in Hong Kong, just applied for NNAS assessment and waiting for assessment. What program will you suggest to study when I am waiting for the advisory report?
Hello Nico, so happy to read positive comments! :) For me, take the Gerontology at Niagara College + Palliative Care so you will get clinical hours, you can also try Selkirk College they have 2 yr diploma in Geornotlogy, where are you from, maybe I can help you get the LOA from these schools :)
Altough you should have taken these courses before you proceed to NNAS - anyways you can always send it to the Regulatory BOdy or maybe re-do the nnas once you are here :)
This video was wonderful but i want to know at what stage one should apply for NNAS ….like when one is homecountry or after landing in canada or after completing the 2 year post graduate program……please answer
Hi Ms MC, can you please advise what is the best program for me? I have been planning to go to Canada but not sure how to start. I am a registered nurse in ph and with almost 1 yr of experience as volunteer nurse in ph and 2.3 yrs dental nurse in KSA. However, from 2014 to present i opt to work as Technical Assistant. Is there chance for me to go back to Nursing in Canada? How long and what program would be the best option for me? Thanks and your reply will be greatly appreciated.
@@studyliveexploreca hi Ma'am what do you mean by RN equivalency ma'am? My cousin graduated in Niagara College but still the same process like NNAS, NClex and Ielts.. Is there any difference If you are graduate in Schools with RN equivalency?
hi, thanks for your sharing which is super helpful. but I have still few questions. 1. how detailed the prove of nursing education in my country do I need to provide, and is there any specific form? 2. I plan to apply the 2-year IEN course in conestoga college. How to get my Canadian certificate for NNAS once I complete half of the course? many thanks for your reply!!!
Hi Ms. Mc. I'm a RN in PH. Ask ko lang po kong magandang program ang systems navigator sa Humber College. Yan po kasi recommended program na binigay ng consultancy. Need your opinion po. Thank you
Aren't we suppose to complete this NNAS process while we are in our home country? Because NNAS will require information from where we have initially completed our 4 year bachelor degree in nursing, our parent licensing Council in home country and we will manually have to take these forms to these institutions and make sure they send our transcripts and everything to NNAS...
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing. I am curious how difficult it is for international to get admitted to nursing program since I heard nursing program in every university is very competitive and they reserve seat for local student?? Thank you!
Hi, thanks for your feedback! 😀 Yes Nursing is competitive that is true. (But Nurses are still in high demand). If you have nursing or any related experience, that will help you to get in. Also attach a well written statement of why you want to study nursing with your application and your resume. etc. Some colleges like Northern Lights College and Keyano College seem a bit easier to get in, but still competitive.
hi, first i love all your videos and thank you fro taking the time to put them out. i just graduated and have my registration with Australia board. NNAS required at least 1 year experience to transfer your licence and be registered in Canada (pls correct me if i am wrong). with completing those international course it will enable one to register in Canada as a RPN. is that not like stepping down?
Hi, Thanks for your comment, I am happy to hear you like my videos 😀 To your question: Once you study those courses and go through with NNAS, most people get RN equivalency (not LPN). Let me know if you have more questions.
this is very helpful :) i have further questions though: 1. the NNAs requirements such as school credentials, registration and previous employments have to be submitted by the organization officials-is this still applicable or i can gather documents prior leaving Ph then submit it along with the 1 year CAD diploma? 2. Is it ok if i just register the higher license which is RN only, or the RPN, RN adds value for future opportunities? Looking forward for more videos :)
The school and employer have to sign a NNAS form which you can get once you have registered in NNAS. However, your NNAS is only valid for a year, i think its gonna be tight if you register in NNAS before starting your Canadian program. It's recommended starting NNAS 3 months before you finish your first year in Canada, or otherwise, you will extend your NNAS for another year which will cost you around 180USD if I am not mistaken. :)
Hi, Maam. I am a registered nurse here in the Philippines, graduated year 2010, with only 3 months volunteer experience. We plan to pursue our nursing career in Canada soon. How shall we begin? What would be our options there?
Hi Ms.Mc paano ko po malalaman if 1 year program is enough for my nursing equivalency in canada?Sa NNAs ba? I'm planning to take 1 year program in Gerontology.I have 11years continuous working experience. Sana masagot niu po ako. Thanks!
Hello, thank you for this video. I am an Optometrist with 10 years active experience. I am considering taking nursing course to be able to practice nursing. Can my optometry background be considered as experience to allow me study nursing 5:52? How much time will it take me? Please help.
Hi I would like to ask if Nclex u are referring to US nclex? Bec I want to process nclex us now and I'm planning to study in Canada so I will take the exam in Canada too
Hi i checked the Programs in Conestoga college and they offer Enhanced Practice for Internationally Educated nurses. It is a 2 year program. Is it a equivalent to the RN program that you mentioned?
hi! when is your plan intake? im planning on september and they have just opened the admission. im still waiting for the LOA. how many days did it take you?
Hey... Your video are really beneficial for internationally trained nurses. I am Bsc Nursing graduate from India.I am planning to take Palliative care-Multidisciplinary from Niagara College... I wanted to know whether becoming a Registered Practical Nurse will be beneficial for me before I finish my 2 grad certificates?
Hello ma'am. Thank you so much for this helpful video. I have a couple questions and I'll be so glad if you could help answer them. I have a first degree in microbiology from an African university. I'd like to take a graduate program in Nursing. Is this possible? Do you have any suggestions of schools to apply to? Preferably cheap schools or scholarships. Thank you
Maybe you wanted to get the license practical nursing at NLC or College of New Caledonia :), send me request here for more details: www.studyliveexploreca.com/contact , select LOA request so that i can accommodate you
I already opened an account with Nnas and hope to submit everything by February 2021. However, I’m thinking about to take the Coronary nursing certificate (1 year) in SENECA college in January 2022, I can’t before. Doy know if this certificate will count for meeting the requirement of education , I have a bachelor of 5yrs ? You did not mention it in your video , only the ones from NIAGARA AND CONESTOGA . Also if I finish this certificate after NNAS report is issue , can I still send it to CNO ? Thank you ,
Hi MC i watched one of your videos about study permit where you mentioned that you have to prove to the VO that you don’t have plans of staying in canada after graduation. it won’t be applicable for nurses studying and want to be RN after right?
Having Canadian RN license won't not only limit you to be a nurse in Canada. You can always go back home, and practice what you learned in Canada, after all, you still have you local license, but you have better understanding of evidenced based nursing here in Canada that could be used in your home country. Focus on the skillset not just the jurisdiction of your Canadian RN license. Hope its clear :)
Hi Ms.MC!.. If i have to prove to the VO that I don't have plans of staying in Canada after graduating, would bringing my kids with me while studying be a bad idea?
Hi. Thank you for your informative video I enjoyed it a lot. I have a question, is it possible that a BS Biology fresh graduate from the Philippines can study nursing in Canada as an International Student?
Specifically as a practical nurse? I also ask other youtubers they said one must have graduated here in the Philippines with Nursing degree. Which one is true? I’m confused
Hi, check this free webinar that we did: www.studyliveexploreca.com/registration-page-ien-nursing Also connect to us here if you need assistance finding the right school and program for you: www.studyliveexploreca.com/slestarterkit
Hi MC! I hope you are well. I have a sister in the Philippines who is a registered nurse (PRC) already and planning to take the NCLEX there. If she is an NCLEX passer and wants to come to Canada, what is the better way for her to get in Canada (like student visa, etc) the quickest? She still wants to practice nursing in CA. Thank you so much!
Hi Maam, I'm from Nepal. I'm working as a registered nurse in Nepal. I've got an advisory report stating that somewhat comparable(59%) and I've been eligible to write nclex. Could you please suggest me which course should I take in order to waive english language and to fulfill the competency gaps. Thanks in advance.
Hello - Take Palliative + Geron at NC, you can only waive the english test here in Ontario. So I suggest Naigara College - contact me here I can send you the requirements for admission www.studyliveexploreca.com/contact
Hello Maam, Good Morning from Nepal. If I start studying 2-year Enhanced Practice for IEN, can I submit 1st year certificate only and not to study 2nd year? I need only 200 clinical hours to waive language proficiency. I'm eligible to write exam so, no other nursing program ir required. Thank youn in advance.
Hello new on this channel. Would like to ask about the 400 hrs requirement. I'm a nurse in PH, however not been working as Registered Nurse for quiet sometime. Do i still need to get some experience working as RN prior the NNAS assessment? Thanks
good day po matagal na akong walanh experience as nurse since 2005 pa.pwede ko po bang maging course yung sinabi nung gerantology or other two year diploma course kahit di na fresh ang experience ko dito Philippines.or mas magandang kumuha ako ng practical nursing.thanks po
Hello, besides the programs you mentioned in the video, do you know if Master of Administrative Science at Fairleigh Dickinson University is ok to take to qualify for the process towards NNAS....? Thank you
Hi Mc, I am a graduate of Tourism Management here in the Philippines. And I am planning to study Nursing in Canada through the work and study program. Is it possible? My main goal is to be a permanent resident of Canada. Or getting an mba of tourism will have a higher chance of my pr getting approved? Thank you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi! I am planning to apply for a 2 year post grad diploma in nursing such as the one from connestoga college (enhanced nursing practice for IENs). I'm wondering if I can apply to NNAS for RPN after completing the 1st year of the program so that I can work as an RPN after graduating? If yes, and let's say I am already working as an RPN during my PGWP, can I pass another application to NNAS to get my RN after getting my Canadian diploma from the enhanced nursing practice for IEN program I took?
nice videos! i am studying general medicine in russia , just finished the 2nd year and searching a way to transfer to a nursing school and use the credits of the subjects that i already done. do you think is possible?
Hi, thanks for your feedback. You have to check that with the school itself, its very specific but maybe they can do something. And check: www.nnas.ca/ They asses and transfer international nursing degrees/ licenses etc to Canada.
How do i get a standard first aid and cpr-c certificate as an international lpn student applicant? I won't be able to attend the in-class Canadian redcross sessions. Is there another way?
Hello, thank u for d detailed vdo. Very informative OK can 1 still study PG on nursing without having bachelor's degree on nursing n as an international student in Africa
Hi, healthcare related program are all regulated here in Canada. For school and program advising kindly send us an email at advisor@studyliveexploreca.com for further assistance 🙂
Hi, I would like to ask when is the best to start nnas I am planning to start my study on Sept can I start the application before coming to Canada? Thank you so much for the answer.
Hi Im an RN from the Phils. I have a few questions and i hope you will notice 😊 1. Those programs you mention will it help us to prepare for the NCLEx? 2. Can i apply to NNAS immediately as i start schooling? Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom to us It is such a big help for aspiring Ca RN like us 😊
1. Those programs you mention will it help us to prepare for the NCLEx? Yes - this will prepare you for the Nclex and be familiarize with the canadian setting as well 2. Can i apply to NNAS immediately as i start schooling? Yes - you have the option to start your NNAS now however, you wanted to include the canadian diploma to get higher equivalency, that is the whole point of studying again, getting the workpermit here and Rn equivalency.
Hii maam, i am a graduated bsc.nursing with 2 year teaching experience and i wanna apply for canada now so what course should i take to become the registered nurse there?
Hi mam. I have already 4 years hospital experience here in the Philippines. And I am going to take Leadership in Nursing Leaderahip and Healthcare Management in Niagra College this coming September intake. Can I still apply for RN license there in Canada after taking this course? Thank you and Hoping for your kind response.
Hiiii SLE glad to see the video I hv few questions sis:- 1)if I arrive in Canada with courses like Critical care or Gerontology So please tell me if such courses hv any effect on my PR points either they reduce or enhance the points? 2) after completion of such courses,can I start my PR process first and then later I should go for RN process?? Kindly sort out this please??
hello, i just watched this video of yours.i’m a nursing graduate in the Philippines 10yrs ago and i didn’t got my license because i need to work,but i want to pursue my learning career their in canada as a international student what courses could i take and what school..i hope you could help me
Hello, I have a master's degree in Nursing in the Philippines and with 4 years work experience as a nurse. Do I still qualify to get Bachelor's Degree or a Master's degree is better? Which program and school suits me more? Thank you.
Hello from Greece :) i have a question :) I'm studying registered nursing. I want to come there with a one-year certificate program. I know Canada gives a 1-year work permit after a one-year certificate. Second year is it necessary to pass the exam (NCLEX-RN) of the nurses association for this one-year right to work?
Hi.. Which programs that easy to get pr in Canada? Was the location of your college affected the pr proses? And how about job after graduation; is it hard to get job that relevant with your study?? Thank you
Hello thank you for this video, I have a question, I'm already resident Permanente here in Canada so graduated in marketing back home, but now I am thinking to go back to college here to take nurse course, do have any suggestions how can I start? Thank you.
Thanks for ur info. I studied nursing outside Canada. But I applied with NNAs n d result stated not comparable. Then CNO directed me to write iencap exam. Av registered for iencap exam. My worry now is if I fail d iencap exam wat will happen?. I haven't written d exam yet both jurisprudence n iencap exam
Hello, yes it is ussually non comparable! You can write the iencap, if you fail, its either they will advise you to take some courses, or worst ask you to redo the RN program again. You should prepare for the exam.
What is BSM and I am a registered nurse in Nigeria after taking 2 courses in enhanced practical nursing and gerontology, will nnas still required my transcripts from my own country
Yes - you can apply while studying and after school while your RN license is being processed, you can work as PSW for the mean time. And then once you have the License, they can usually promote you to RN :)
Critical care nursing in Conestoga as well based from my friends and her batchmates who took it. Theyre RNs now in Canada
Thank you!
Did she take one year course or two years?
Vaishali Uchil only 1 year bec the CCN has otj training or clinical experience
Hi can u share their number...my number is +256 751776643 whatsapp....Want to talk some important
@@movingforward101 but i think one uear course is not enough...becz hv to RN licence take time..N in one yr work permit only one year...but in two yr course work permit is 3 yrs..so enough time for RN LICENCE
This what I was searching .Really useful video for Internationally Educated Nurses.Thank you so much.I am going to apply .Kindly make more videos related to IEN.becaue Nursing is different stream and has own rules.
Noted will add it on our list
mam,im grateful but too noisy on screen notifications are disturbing.tq once again.
Sorry for that, this is one of my oldest video, but what do you mean by screen notification? :)
Video is very informative.galing! Btw, Due to excitement Ms. MC i did my NNAS already without starting my program yet,so im expecting i’ll be non comparable to RN once i got the report. So can i just add the 2 yr IEN program once im finished directly to CNO and will i take the nclex again if i already have new york-nclex?Thank you.
Hi MC, I just want to ask for an advice . I will be taking up nursing leadership and management in Seneca college this jan 2021. I'm also taking the NCLEX (new york) when I arrive there in Canada. In case I will pass the NCLEX, are u still going to advice me to take up the year 2? I also have a safe practice since I'm currently working as a staff nurse in a hospital here in the Philippines before I fly to Canada. 🙂
Btw, Thanks for your videos. It's very informative 🙂
Thank you so much Ms MC for this well-detailed infos. God bless to you.
One of THE MOST USEFUL videos I've seen, hands down.
I have a question though. Can I get a study permit (and visa) by applying to the Enhanced Practice for Internationally Educated Nurses program?
Same we applying...can we get job while studying in kitchner?
Hi Miss MC! I am a fan of your channel and I have learned a lot from it. If I may ask are these the nursing programs that "guarantee" a "COMPARABLE" result from NNAS and CON? I mean programs that would eliminate the possibilities of being adviced to take anothr bridging course.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Your videos are getting better ! Keep it up :)
Thank you for noticing hehe :)
Amazing video. The only thing is IENs either applying in a different province or not fulfilling the 400 practice hours criteria, meet a dead end while watching this video. For example, I am still clueless if the 400 practice hours in Canada are comparable to 2600 hours/year of clinical practice back in one's home country. Can you please clear theses queries too? CNO is still easygoing compared to other provinces regulatory bodies.
Hello Amrit, I got confused on your question, This video is mainly for International Students who wants to get RN programs in Ontario. If you are getting your license in Ontario, the Rn programs mentioned on the video has a clinical hrs component, so they can renew the safe practice and get the Ontario license. Most provinces will require you to have 1560hrs/yr for the last 5 yrs (home country or Canada experience) to transfer the license to different Canadian province. I only suggest to practice on the province where you got your license and obtain 1560hrs to have the smooth transition and make sure you dont have any gap on your safe practice before moving. Different province here has different rule, Ontario has the lenient one so far.
PLEASE do video about schools that do not ask for deposited before issuance of acceptance letter.
Hi,
most schools have an application fee around 100 CAD. That is not a deposit and non refundable usually.
I have some partner schools on m website, and if you go through me you can get those for 39 CAD :)
Make sure to do the free assessment first:
www.studyliveexploreca.com/shop
Great job MC!! Thanks for the valuable information!
Hello is healthcare leadership and management in Niagara College equivalent to other nursing course you mentioned?
Hello ma'am ...thnku for infomative video ..ma'am when i apply for RPN ...when i reach in canada ..
Hi MC...thank you for always uploading videos..it really inspires me to go there also...anyhow, seneca college offers practical nursing?
Hi, youre welcome.
seems like they do:
www.senecacollege.ca/programs/fulltime/PND.html
Hi MC. Could you possibly discuss about the 2 year nursing programs offered in different colleges/universities for international students! And what if i have incomplete pre requisites, can i apply for non-degree to complete those? Thank you!
Your proof of nursing education from your home country, is that your WES assessment or transcript from the school?
Hi! I'm currently in my 3rd year of nursing school in the PH. Thanks for the super detailed video! I just wanted to clarify, can I apply for post grad nursing studies there right after I take and pass the boards and get the PRC license even without hospital experience? Thanks again! Hope to hear from you soon!
Hello - assume you are under K12 - yes you can apply for post grad but take the board exam first because that is one of the requirement, no need to take the experience, take the Post Grad Certificate in Niagara College, I posted another video about that school.
@@studyliveexploreca not under K-12, I already have a degree (and work experience) in Communications, nursing is my 2nd course. Thanks so much for your reply! 😊
Hello, just asking do I need biology in high school to apply for nursing in Canada university
Hi MC! Your video is awesome! And I love watching lots of information in one video. I have one question here, I am a PR already reside in BC, and I am a RN in Hong Kong, just applied for NNAS assessment and waiting for assessment. What program will you suggest to study when I am waiting for the advisory report?
Hello Nico, so happy to read positive comments! :) For me, take the Gerontology at Niagara College + Palliative Care so you will get clinical hours, you can also try Selkirk College they have 2 yr diploma in Geornotlogy, where are you from, maybe I can help you get the LOA from these schools :)
Altough you should have taken these courses before you proceed to NNAS - anyways you can always send it to the Regulatory BOdy or maybe re-do the nnas once you are here :)
What is the significance of the clinical placement mam?
This video was wonderful but i want to know at what stage one should apply for NNAS ….like when one is homecountry or after landing in canada or after completing the 2 year post graduate program……please answer
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Hi Ms MC, can you please advise what is the best program for me? I have been planning to go to Canada but not sure how to start. I am a registered nurse in ph and with almost 1 yr of experience as volunteer nurse in ph and 2.3 yrs dental nurse in KSA. However, from 2014 to present i opt to work as Technical Assistant. Is there chance for me to go back to Nursing in Canada? How long and what program would be the best option for me? Thanks and your reply will be greatly appreciated.
Sana po sa next video IT programs naman po hehe. Thank you SLE
Hello Lance - I will get someone sa IT industry dont worry :)
SLE - StudyLiveExploreCanada wow yes thank you!! I’ll be looking forward to that. Thank you!
Hi, how are you? I am not a nurse but I want to come and study in Canada to become a nurse. Please guide me on the program or courses
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Hello MC, thanks for the info and awesome video, I just want to know what program in centennial college where I get RN equivalency? Thank you.
Your welcome!
Please contact me here and I can help you better:
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@@studyliveexploreca hi Ma'am what do you mean by RN equivalency ma'am? My cousin graduated in Niagara College but still the same process like NNAS, NClex and Ielts..
Is there any difference If you are graduate in Schools with RN equivalency?
What are the advantages if you are graduate in the schools that you mentioned
Hi nice video. Btw, do you still need a bridging program even if you studied 2 years of nursing related course in canada.? Godbless you.
hi, thanks for your sharing which is super helpful. but I have still few questions. 1. how detailed the prove of nursing education in my country do I need to provide, and is there any specific form? 2. I plan to apply the 2-year IEN course in conestoga college. How to get my Canadian certificate for NNAS once I complete half of the course? many thanks for your reply!!!
Did you get the answer?? If yes please share? Specifically the second point you mentioned…
Hi Ms. Mc. I'm a RN in PH. Ask ko lang po kong magandang program ang systems navigator sa Humber College. Yan po kasi recommended program na binigay ng consultancy. Need your opinion po. Thank you
Aren't we suppose to complete this NNAS process while we are in our home country? Because NNAS will require information from where we have initially completed our 4 year bachelor degree in nursing, our parent licensing Council in home country and we will manually have to take these forms to these institutions and make sure they send our transcripts and everything to NNAS...
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing. I am curious how difficult it is for international to get admitted to nursing program since I heard nursing program in every university is very competitive and they reserve seat for local student?? Thank you!
Hi, thanks for your feedback! 😀
Yes Nursing is competitive that is true. (But Nurses are still in high demand).
If you have nursing or any related experience, that will help you to get in. Also attach a well written statement of why you want to study nursing with your application and your resume. etc.
Some colleges like Northern Lights College and Keyano College seem a bit easier to get in, but still competitive.
SLE - StudyLiveExploreCanada I see! Thanks for your responses. I will keep following up:) you have good content!
Plz make a detailed vedio on International Nursing License Preparation Program
Will add that to my to-do list :)
Hello ma'am is there any way to enter healthcare without having science background
hi, first i love all your videos and thank you fro taking the time to put them out. i just graduated and have my registration with Australia board. NNAS required at least 1 year experience to transfer your licence and be registered in Canada (pls correct me if i am wrong). with completing those international course it will enable one to register in Canada as a RPN. is that not like stepping down?
Hi, Thanks
for your comment, I am happy to hear you like my videos 😀
To your question:
Once you study those courses and go through with NNAS, most people get RN equivalency (not LPN).
Let me know if you have more questions.
For the experience, really depends on the province, Ontario only require 400hrs for the last 3 yrs.
What about accelerated nursing program for graduate without nursing background.
this is for internationally educated nurses
Thankyou so much. This video was so helpful. Thankyou!! 😇✨
your welcome :)
Hello, Could you explain more why the english exam can be waved after the program? thanks.
In CNO stage - they will recognized that u have studied in Canada (english speaking country).
this is very helpful :) i have further questions though:
1. the NNAs requirements such as school credentials, registration and previous employments have to be submitted by the organization officials-is this still applicable or i can gather documents prior leaving Ph then submit it along with the 1 year CAD diploma?
2. Is it ok if i just register the higher license which is RN only, or the RPN, RN adds value for future opportunities?
Looking forward for more videos :)
The school and employer have to sign a NNAS form which you can get once you have registered in NNAS. However, your NNAS is only valid for a year, i think its gonna be tight if you register in NNAS before starting your Canadian program. It's recommended starting NNAS 3 months before you finish your first year in Canada, or otherwise, you will extend your NNAS for another year which will cost you around 180USD if I am not mistaken. :)
Hi, Maam. I am a registered nurse here in the Philippines, graduated year 2010, with only 3 months volunteer experience. We plan to pursue our nursing career in Canada soon. How shall we begin? What would be our options there?
Hi,
I would definitely contact NNAS and asked if and how you can transfer your nursing degree:
www.nnas.ca/
@@studyliveexploreca Thank you so much for the response. Will try to look into it. Take care!
Hi Ms.Mc paano ko po malalaman if 1 year program is enough for my nursing equivalency in canada?Sa NNAs ba?
I'm planning to take 1 year program in Gerontology.I have 11years continuous working experience.
Sana masagot niu po ako.
Thanks!
Hello, thank you for this video. I am an Optometrist with 10 years active experience. I am considering taking nursing course to be able to practice nursing. Can my optometry background be considered as experience to allow me study nursing 5:52? How much time will it take me? Please help.
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Hi I would like to ask if Nclex u are referring to US nclex? Bec I want to process nclex us now and I'm planning to study in Canada so I will take the exam in Canada too
hello! which one will come first? nnas registration or taking the nursing program?
Nursing program first so you can include the certificate once you are in NNAS.
Hi i checked the Programs in Conestoga college and they offer Enhanced Practice for Internationally Educated nurses. It is a 2 year program. Is it a equivalent to the RN program that you mentioned?
Yes , they recently changed it 2 yrs now :)
Hi shela Mae sta. Teresa , hv u got offer letter for this program? I got LOA for this program
hi! when is your plan intake? im planning on september and they have just opened the admission. im still waiting for the LOA. how many days did it take you?
Send me ur insta account I’ll msg u there
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Should v apply for NNAS before your PG course in Canada or after completion?
Good morning please can I do the two programs in two different schools
Hey... Your video are really beneficial for internationally trained nurses. I am Bsc Nursing graduate from India.I am planning to take Palliative care-Multidisciplinary from Niagara College... I wanted to know whether becoming a Registered Practical Nurse will be beneficial for me before I finish my 2 grad certificates?
Yes it's good course....if need any help ask me..in NIAGRA N CONESTOGA...
@@manojuppal9581 hy can u help me know more about this course please
Hello ma'am. Thank you so much for this helpful video. I have a couple questions and I'll be so glad if you could help answer them. I have a first degree in microbiology from an African university. I'd like to take a graduate program in Nursing. Is this possible? Do you have any suggestions of schools to apply to? Preferably cheap schools or scholarships. Thank you
Maybe you wanted to get the license practical nursing at NLC or College of New Caledonia :), send me request here for more details: www.studyliveexploreca.com/contact , select LOA request so that i can accommodate you
I already opened an account with Nnas and hope to submit everything by February 2021. However, I’m thinking about to take the Coronary nursing certificate (1 year) in SENECA college in January 2022, I can’t before. Doy know if this certificate will count for meeting the requirement of education , I have a bachelor of 5yrs ? You did not mention it in your video , only the ones from NIAGARA AND CONESTOGA . Also if I finish this certificate after NNAS report is issue , can I still send it to CNO ? Thank you ,
Hi MC i watched one of your videos about study permit where you mentioned that you have to prove to the VO that you don’t have plans of staying in canada after graduation. it won’t be applicable for nurses studying and want to be RN after right?
Having Canadian RN license won't not only limit you to be a nurse in Canada. You can always go back home, and practice what you learned in Canada, after all, you still have you local license, but you have better understanding of evidenced based nursing here in Canada that could be used in your home country. Focus on the skillset not just the jurisdiction of your Canadian RN license. Hope its clear :)
Hi Ms.MC!.. If i have to prove to the VO that I don't have plans of staying in Canada after graduating, would bringing my kids with me while studying be a bad idea?
Hi. Thank you for your informative video I enjoyed it a lot. I have a question, is it possible that a BS Biology fresh graduate from the Philippines can study nursing in Canada as an International Student?
Yes you can!
Specifically as a practical nurse? I also ask other youtubers they said one must have graduated here in the Philippines with Nursing degree. Which one is true? I’m confused
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From where can i get the complete list of best colleges for Internationally educated nurses in Canada 2023
Hi,
check this free webinar that we did: www.studyliveexploreca.com/registration-page-ien-nursing
Also connect to us here if you need assistance finding the right school and program for you:
www.studyliveexploreca.com/slestarterkit
Hi MC! I hope you are well.
I have a sister in the Philippines who is a registered nurse (PRC) already and planning to take the NCLEX there. If she is an NCLEX passer and wants to come to Canada, what is the better way for her to get in Canada (like student visa, etc) the quickest? She still wants to practice nursing in CA.
Thank you so much!
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Hi maam, RN ako Sa pinas +10years hospital experience.
Anong Magandang Kunin program na 2years course? Sa new brunswick ang Plano ko mg Aral?
Salamat.
Hi..Nice info ..can we get a job while studying in Conestoga(Kitchner)
Hi MC. Would you suggest the 1 yr gerontology if I want PGWP then Canadian license? I have a Bachelors with 8yrs experience.
Hi Maam, I'm from Nepal. I'm working as a registered nurse in Nepal. I've got an advisory report stating that somewhat comparable(59%) and I've been eligible to write nclex. Could you please suggest me which course should I take in order to waive english language and to fulfill the competency gaps. Thanks in advance.
Hello - Take Palliative + Geron at NC, you can only waive the english test here in Ontario. So I suggest Naigara College - contact me here I can send you the requirements for admission www.studyliveexploreca.com/contact
What about Enhanced Practice for IEN at Conestoga College?
Hello Maam, Good Morning from Nepal. If I start studying 2-year Enhanced Practice for IEN, can I submit 1st year certificate only and not to study 2nd year? I need only 200 clinical hours to waive language proficiency. I'm eligible to write exam so, no other nursing program ir required.
Thank youn in advance.
@Krishna Kumari Tiwari Hello, I am also planning to apply for the course? Did you take the course???
international nurse peripration program canadore is good ya bad??
How about acute complex care for international educated nurses?
Georgian College?
@@studyliveexploreca Yes po, any insights regarding the course and if its in demand in ontario😊 thank you
Hey I am doing personal support worker program in Seneca right now. Now can I do nursing as a international student with this certification??
Hello
I have completed my b.sc nursing, i do have 1 year experience and m looking forward for this course
Thats Great! I wish you all the best!
@@studyliveexploreca hi what if I do not have experience??
Hello new on this channel. Would like to ask about the 400 hrs requirement. I'm a nurse in PH, however not been working as Registered Nurse for quiet sometime. Do i still need to get some experience working as RN prior the NNAS assessment? Thanks
What is the enhanced nursing program in Fanshawe?
hi ma'am! if my experience are from saudi and kuwait, do i need to to submit my license to nnas from those countries for verification? thank you
I heard some people had a hard time getting their license from Saudi, maybe you can try. :)
good day po
matagal na akong walanh experience as nurse since 2005 pa.pwede ko po bang maging course yung sinabi nung gerantology or other two year diploma course kahit di na fresh ang experience ko dito Philippines.or mas magandang kumuha ako ng practical nursing.thanks po
Hello, besides the programs you mentioned in the video, do you know if Master of Administrative Science at Fairleigh Dickinson University is ok to take to qualify for the process towards NNAS....? Thank you
Do I have to complete these programs first and then go give nlcex after completing the course or can I give my nclex exam during 2 year study program?
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Hi Mc, I am a graduate of Tourism Management here in the Philippines. And I am planning to study Nursing in Canada through the work and study program. Is it possible? My main goal is to be a permanent resident of Canada. Or getting an mba of tourism will have a higher chance of my pr getting approved? Thank you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Hi! I am planning to apply for a 2 year post grad diploma in nursing such as the one from connestoga college (enhanced nursing practice for IENs). I'm wondering if I can apply to NNAS for RPN after completing the 1st year of the program so that I can work as an RPN after graduating? If yes, and let's say I am already working as an RPN during my PGWP, can I pass another application to NNAS to get my RN after getting my Canadian diploma from the enhanced nursing practice for IEN program I took?
Hello Maam, I am also a nurse in the PH, currently applied in Norquest college AB, just waiting for the LOA. Can I process my NNAS while studying?
Hello mam, may i ask what program did you take in Norquest college , nurse here in riyadh saudi arabia, planning 2024 intake. Thank you
nice videos! i am studying general medicine in russia , just finished the 2nd year and searching a way to transfer to a nursing school and use the credits of the subjects that i already done. do you think is possible?
Hi, thanks for your feedback.
You have to check that with the school itself, its very specific but maybe they can do something.
And check: www.nnas.ca/
They asses and transfer international nursing degrees/ licenses etc to Canada.
Thanks for the informations. My wife finish her registered midwife certificate programme. Can she use it to apply for diploma in nursing
Hi,
I am sure its good to have, sine nursing is competitive.
How do i get a standard first aid and cpr-c certificate as an international lpn student applicant? I won't be able to attend the in-class Canadian redcross sessions. Is there another way?
Hi, that is probably something that you can only do in person here in Canada.
Hello, thank u for d detailed vdo. Very informative
OK can 1 still study PG on nursing without having bachelor's degree on nursing n as an international student in Africa
Hi, healthcare related program are all regulated here in Canada. For school and program advising kindly send us an email at advisor@studyliveexploreca.com for further assistance 🙂
Hi Mam , can you please look into the Langara College Post-Degree diploma in Nursing Practice and tell me if it provides equivalency to RN or not.
Did you get the answer from anywhere? Please let me know if you got?
Hi, is it possible for non Nursing graduate to study a 2 yr Practical nursing program in canada as an associate degree (change career)? thank you!
Yes
Hi, I would like to ask when is the best to start nnas I am planning to start my study on Sept can I start the application before coming to Canada? Thank you so much for the answer.
hi same case here. have u started?
Hi. Can you suggest me some colleges for IENs with less fees? Would you suggest a two year bridging program over a one year program?
Hi,
Selkirk College
Niagara College
Sault College
are pretty good for nursing and pretty reasonable.
Hello I just came across your video, I want to come to Canada for a pgd. Will you advise a one year or two years course. I’m a bsc nurse in Nigeria
I graduated BS Psychology here in philippines, Can i take practical nursing in canada?
Hello - Ysabel, I think you message me in Fb :)
Do I need to have experience as a nurse to apply for any one of these internationally educated nurses?
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mam is there any sclorships? for
nursing in Canada
Here is a good website for scholarships:
www.educanada.ca/scholarships-bourses/index.aspx?lang=eng
Which courses are best for NCLEX ?
Hi Im an RN from the Phils. I have a few questions and i hope you will notice 😊
1. Those programs you mention will it help us to prepare for the NCLEx?
2. Can i apply to NNAS immediately as i start schooling?
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom to us
It is such a big help for aspiring Ca RN like us 😊
1. Those programs you mention will it help us to prepare for the NCLEx?
Yes - this will prepare you for the Nclex and be familiarize with the canadian setting as well
2. Can i apply to NNAS immediately as i start schooling?
Yes - you have the option to start your NNAS now however, you wanted to include the canadian diploma to get higher equivalency, that is the whole point of studying again, getting the workpermit here and Rn equivalency.
Hii maam, i am a graduated bsc.nursing with 2 year teaching experience and i wanna apply for canada now so what course should i take to become the registered nurse there?
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Hi. I just wanna ask po,.You can process Nnas while on PGWP, right? And passing the nclex will be a pathway to PR??
Are y going to apply immediately for nnas when u reached Canada?
if you are going to study here, apply for nnas once you completed the program so that it will boost your equivalency to RN.
Hi..do I need to get PR in order to write Nclex in Canada? Or else work permit is okay
Hi,
you can do that on a student or work permit as well.
Hi mam. I have already 4 years hospital experience here in the Philippines. And I am going to take Leadership in Nursing Leaderahip and Healthcare Management in Niagra College this coming September intake. Can I still apply for RN license there in Canada after taking this course? Thank you and Hoping for your kind response.
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NNAS and NCLEX processing are separate po ba?
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Hiiii SLE glad to see the video
I hv few questions sis:-
1)if I arrive in Canada with courses like Critical care or Gerontology
So please tell me if such courses hv any effect on my PR points either they reduce or enhance the points?
2) after completion of such courses,can I start my PR process first and then later I should go for RN process??
Kindly sort out this please??
Same quarry...R u finished ur Bsc nursing...or r i in CANADA now?
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We have to pass CEE for diploma of nursing to or not?
hello, i just watched this video of yours.i’m a nursing graduate in the Philippines 10yrs ago and i didn’t got my license because i need to work,but i want to pursue my learning career their in canada as a international student what courses could i take and what school..i hope you could help me
Mc ,hi hope you all aredoing good, i want to know about PTE is accept for PR in canada, general or academic ,thanks
Hello, I have a master's degree in Nursing in the Philippines and with 4 years work experience as a nurse. Do I still qualify to get Bachelor's Degree or a Master's degree is better? Which program and school suits me more? Thank you.
Hello, better to get the post grad certificate mentioned in the video, programs that will help u to become an RN.
Hello from Greece :) i have a question :) I'm studying registered nursing. I want to come there with a one-year certificate program. I know Canada gives a 1-year work permit after a one-year certificate. Second year is it necessary to pass the exam (NCLEX-RN) of the nurses association for this one-year right to work?
Hi.. Which programs that easy to get pr in Canada? Was the location of your college affected the pr proses? And how about job after graduation; is it hard to get job that relevant with your study?? Thank you
Hello thank you for this video, I have a question, I'm already resident Permanente here in Canada so graduated in marketing back home, but now I am thinking to go back to college here to take nurse course, do have any suggestions how can I start? Thank you.
You can either start with Practical nursing at a college, or take a Bachelors Degree of Nursing at a University for example.
Thanks for ur info. I studied nursing outside Canada. But I applied with NNAs n d result stated not comparable. Then CNO directed me to write iencap exam. Av registered for iencap exam. My worry now is if I fail d iencap exam wat will happen?. I haven't written d exam yet both jurisprudence n iencap exam
Hello, yes it is ussually non comparable! You can write the iencap, if you fail, its either they will advise you to take some courses, or worst ask you to redo the RN program again. You should prepare for the exam.
@@studyliveexploreca thanks for d reply. Do u av any study resources I can use to prepare for d exam
What is BSM and I am a registered nurse in Nigeria after taking 2 courses in enhanced practical nursing and gerontology, will nnas still required my transcripts from my own country
Is it easy to study there?? I mean they don't fail students???
And after completion of these courses without being rn in Canada can we do job in other nursing fields like in old age homes
Yes - you can apply while studying and after school while your RN license is being processed, you can work as PSW for the mean time. And then once you have the License, they can usually promote you to RN :)
@@studyliveexploreca thank u so much 😊