What is the result of most of the filipinos in the assessment as LPN and RN?Gil j. said:We will all probably have the same result because we all have the same curriculum on BN in Philippines.
What is the result of most of the filipinos in the assessment as LPN and RN?Gil j. said:We will all probably have the same result because we all have the same curriculum on BN in Philippines.
Hi Ms.! From SG as well I am currently waiting for our PPR, but would like to start my assessment for a good nursing career in Canada. How many yrs of experience do they need in order to qualify you to take LPN/RN? Di kasi hospital yung experience ko dito sa sg. More on office setting. Anong documents/tests kailangan ko itake? Hope you can help me answer these confusing process. Kala ko kasi, pag dating dun, pwde ka na magtake agad ng test dahil PR kana.MRSinWaiting said:Yay! Finally managed to find this forum. I need some light and good thing you guys started this forum. I just recently started my app with NNAS. Securing all the necessary forms and documents take a lot of my time. I'm hoping i could settle everything before I leave for Canada.
I took my BSN in the Philippines, have a US RN license but never worked in US, currently working in SG.
Does anyone have any idea whether I need to have my license in US verified even if I did not practice nursing there?i tookmy NCLEXback in 2007, I'm not sure whether they would still ask me to retake the test.
Goodluck everyone on your applications! Please share your timelines for everyone to have an idea how this works.
Hi there. I am new over here, but think this site is really very helpful. My partner have completed her BN from nepal which is 2 years. So what I am confused right now is, if she registers in NNAS and begins her process what will be the outcome? Are they going to say that 2 years BN course is not suitable for work in Canada OR they give you an option to complete other credits so that, her education matches with theirs!! I am a physiotherapist with 4 and half year of course. I completed my credentials in WES. So I have some basic idea. But I am new to nursing credentials.DaleJ said:All the best iblessed.
Hey still waters, not sure re the NCLEX but you would still have to go through NNAS. Don't see why you would need to do it again though. Have you finished NNAS as yet?
I'm not sure though, BN is a 4 years course and NNAS might deem she needs more credit on nursing subjects. But I dunno about the difference in curriculum in Nepal and Canada. I was in Kuwait and they follow the Canadian college education and most the nurses there from India and surrounding area who have a 2 years nursing diploma are not considered as RN's. They end up being LPN's or nursing aides.Nirvan said:Hi there. I am new over here, but think this site is really very helpful. My partner have completed her BN from nepal which is 2 years. So what I am confused right now is, if she registers in NNAS and begins her process what will be the outcome? Are they going to say that 2 years BN course is not suitable for work in Canada OR they give you an option to complete other credits so that, her education matches with theirs!! I am a physiotherapist with 4 and half year of course. I completed my credentials in WES. So I have some basic idea. But I am new to nursing credentials.
Regards.
Thank you Nirvan and all the best to you, DaleJ and TEF. Hope everything works out well for you all.Nirvan said:Hi there. I am new over here, but think this site is really very helpful. My partner have completed her BN from nepal which is 2 years. So what I am confused right now is, if she registers in NNAS and begins her process what will be the outcome? Are they going to say that 2 years BN course is not suitable for work in Canada OR they give you an option to complete other credits so that, her education matches with theirs!! I am a physiotherapist with 4 and half year of course. I completed my credentials in WES. So I have some basic idea. But I am new to nursing credentials.
Regards.