immigration to calgary

[SURESHPALAKKAD]

Hello everyone ,
Am new over here.Can anyone tell me about polynsis.I have two children 5yr old and 5month old.Is it a good idea to take them along with me..........to calgary.My wife is a nurse in India ......she has a diploma.......general nursing and midwifery.and 11years experience over here.will she be able to work before taking CRNE.....thank you so much for your help in advance

 

[21685]

Please find out from Aquib Calgary.

 

[SURESHPALAKKAD]

hello,
Thank you so much .I read all his postings after that only .it was truly very informative.+1 for you

 

[amikety]

Hello everyone ,
Am new over here.Can anyone tell me about polynsis.I have two children 5yr old and 5month old.Is it a good idea to take them along with me..........to calgary.My wife is a nurse in India ......she has a diploma.......general nursing and midwifery.and 11years experience over here.will she be able to work before taking CRNE.....thank you so much for your help in advance

Unfortunately, Canada doesn't accept diplomas for nursing. It must be a 4 year bachelor degree. Your wife will need to upgrade.

There are other people here that live in Calgary as well, such as myself and scorpion_ca...........

 

[SURESHPALAKKAD]

Sir,
what about the bridging programmes.for that also should she be a graduate.Becoz here consulting agencies are promising that she wil be able to write crne.please guide me ..........

 

[amikety]

Sir,
what about the bridging programmes.for that also should she be a graduate.Becoz here consulting agencies are promising that she wil be able to write crne.please guide me ..........

As far as I know, Canada stopped accepting nurses with 2 or 3 year diplomas years ago. My ex-husband (I am actually a woman - the Sir is a joke!) has a 2 year diploma for nursing. He used to talk about how he wanted to move to Canada.... and now I just shake my head at him.

She will need to take a bridge course to get her bachelor's degree in nursing science. Most likely, she will get credit for her diploma and have a shorter program than if she was to start new. You can contact a university like Mt. Royal and talk to advisors. They will be able to give you the best answers.

http://www.mtroyal.ca/ProgramsCourses/FacultiesSchoolsCentres/HealthCommunityStudies/Programs/BridgetoCanadianNursing/index.htm