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So in short, i still have to study again after the course I take in RCIT? My girlfriend in Toronto said that just to take a masteral course here in the philippines which is equivalent to a nursing degree in toronto so I would just take the nursing exam when i get there after 2 yrs....what would...

i am going to apply there for Registered Nurses Licensure Preparation Program (For Foreign-Trained Nurses). Would my credentials there work if I move to Toronto?

Wow you guys are lucky but I don't think I qualify because I haven't got any experience as a nurse here in the phil. What do you guys think? What are the qualifications for it?

How do you apply for that by the way?

Well since finding work is not as easy as I thought, can you guys once enlighten me in regards to getting a student permit. I'm only a graduate of a Bachelors Degree in nursing here in the Philippines. I know that in order to be a lic. nurse in Canada you have to take some units. Which schools...

Well since finding work is not as easy as I thought, can you guys once enlighten me in regards to getting a student permit. I'm only a graduate of a Bachelors Degree in nursing here in the Philippines. I know that in order to be a lic. nurse in Canada you have to take some units. Which schools...

Thank you guys for enlightening me. If by any chance you know of any website I can search for jobs or legitimate companies that cater to international nurses, please feel free to help me out and in the long run, I will return the favor. On my part, I don't have a financial problem but of course...

Thanks rjessome. You guys are the best! ;D

"why on earth do you want to lose $550 or more?" - Baloo I guess the reason why is that hardworking people like me and many more out there who strive to get that opportunity to prove my worth would be willing to take that chance just for the sake of having a better future. Is it so bad to look...

They have packages offered like airfare, accomodation and other benefits. What I am thinking is that the CAD$550 is for the service of their immigration lawyer who will process the job offer and get it approved or something. I frankly don't know. Besides that I think I'll be paying for the work...

The company reasoned out that their immigration lawyer does the visa processing for the company. This was their explanation upon sending them the receipt of CAD$550 and the Employment Application Form. "Your documents must be process with our immigration lawyer and on approval they will send...

They responded this message. "The immigration lawyer charge $550 for their process, they process and make sure your work permit is granted to you." I had to send my complete CV to them. I'm sorry for the confusion. I did apply for the job. 3 of my other friends applied before me so they had me...

Hi Everyone, I hope you guys can help me. I was able to get a Job offer from a company in Alberta. They emailed me like a roughdraft of the contract. Not actually an official contract. The company's rules and guidelines state that I shoulder the work permit/visa processing fees costing CAD$550...