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Hi, I applied for a job just after I submitted my EE profile, before I even got an ITA. I let them know that I will be coming to Canada later, and they were gracious enough to keep the position. They have a lot of positions here in the Vancouver area. I only did my application for British...

In that case, it's just waiting for them to issue you with the license. Congrats on your progress so far.

Hi, This is a full course description from your college. It involves all the courses required by your college (and all the courses you took) to graduate with the nursing degree. It also includes what each of those courses entail, and how many credit hours are allocated. All you have to do is...

If you hold a degree in IT, that in itself qualifies you for immigration already. If you want to change careers for another reason (other than just immigration), then you can come to Canada for a Master in Nursing degree, which will eventually allow you to practice as a nurse after you sit the...

Next will be a lot of waiting. You should also start the PR process (Express Entry or any other that you qualify for) as this will also take a while. First thing here will be IELTS. They waive it for NNAS, but for Express Entry, it's mandatory.

Hi, RPN in Canada is not comparable to ADN in the US. Both RNs and RPNs are both BSN holders. I was in the same boat and did my NNAS using ADN. I applied to BCCNP with ADN. After I got my BSN, I contacted BCCNP and told them that I got my BSN after the NNAS process had completed. They were okay...

Hi Obrahu, Yes, your degrees have both been approved. It confused me at first when I got mine five years ago. I was able to use it for my PR application.

Hi, Congratulations on the steps you have already taken. With regards to your first question, you can send the FBI copy to IRCC. You do not need to print it, just upload it with your other documents. It comes in black and white already, there's no color copy. With regards to your second...

Hey, From what I have gathered from you, I did notice a point that might bring some confusion. NOC 4212 refers to Social Workers rather than just anyone employed in a Group Home. If you do possess a Bachelor Degree in Social Work or other equivalent degrees or diplomas, then you qualify under...