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faraz246 : Your next step is to apply to CARNA. NNAS will send your advisory report to CARNA and CARNA will take some time and then advise you on your next step. It will likely be an OSCE type examination. If you pass the OSCE you might not need to do a bridging course. Where did you receive...

Do you have any updates? What happened after your NNAS report?

There haven't been any nurses since full integration of NNAS into the application process who have had a 'comparable' result for RN. Everyone gets 'non comparable' for RN and some get 'somewhat comparable' as RPN. You are right that the NNAS assessment makes no sense at all, because NNAS and...

I think it makes most sense to start afresh. Likely after paying a tonne of money and going through a bunch of assessments that CNO can't be clear on where they get you, you'd be referred to a bridging program anyway. The bridge program is 20 months straight which is really only 4 months less...

Now you need to apply to the provincial board where you want to work. If you want to nurse in Ontario, apply to the College of Nurses of Ontario.