National Nursing Assessment Centre NNAS
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Hi everyone,
Im not currently in the Phil. but I read in NNAS applicant handbook under Proof of Identity documents: 3. You must be with the notary when your original documents are copied and notarized as certified true copies.
So it means I really have to go back to Phil for this? and why do I need to?
Im not currently in the Phil. but I read in NNAS applicant handbook under Proof of Identity documents: 3. You must be with the notary when your original documents are copied and notarized as certified true copies.
So it means I really have to go back to Phil for this? and why do I need to?
Hellokath88 said:
For notarisation, if you have a true copy with you than any lawyer can do. You don't need to go your country for that.
Yea the rule is same for all ... Everybody has to go through the same process ..,canada11 said:
Hi everyone. I already started my application for NNAS and I've heard that an applicant can send a letter to NNAS to waive the English proficiency examination if you are applying to Ontario. I just want to clarify if this is true or not. Are they still going to release an advisory report even if I didn't submit an english exam? If yes, then how can I submit the letter and what would be the most valid reason that in a way they will accept it. I'm planning to take the CELBAN, however, this exam can only be taken in CANADA. Thank you and have a good day everyone.
I sent letter by courier to them for IELTS waiver request by saying that I m applying for CNO & thus request you to waive IELTS requirement for NNAS report
pinoy_ofw86 said:
Hi everyone!
I already started my application in NNAS, but havent pay yet... My last working experience is as a Dental nurse/ assistant in KSA and because of that I am not so sure if Im going to submit it or what. Is there any suggestion whats the best thing to do with regards of my situation..
Thanks in advance, btw Im planning to apply as LPN in BC...
Anyone whos in the same situation, can we exchange email? Thanks ------ siam730@yahoo.com
I already started my application in NNAS, but havent pay yet... My last working experience is as a Dental nurse/ assistant in KSA and because of that I am not so sure if Im going to submit it or what. Is there any suggestion whats the best thing to do with regards of my situation..
Thanks in advance, btw Im planning to apply as LPN in BC...
Anyone whos in the same situation, can we exchange email? Thanks ------ siam730@yahoo.com
Hi guys I am new in this forum.
My wife is in Canada accepted as a refugee. She is a RN And has 14 years experience in Saudi Arabia. She is a diploma nurse 3 year gen nursing and one year midwifery. It is not a BSN. Since she came here sep 2014 she is sitting idle as she cannot work without having a license.
Anyone from the forum can explain what she hast do to to have a license.
Your help would be appreciated.
My wife is in Canada accepted as a refugee. She is a RN And has 14 years experience in Saudi Arabia. She is a diploma nurse 3 year gen nursing and one year midwifery. It is not a BSN. Since she came here sep 2014 she is sitting idle as she cannot work without having a license.
Anyone from the forum can explain what she hast do to to have a license.
Your help would be appreciated.
There are two ways:
1. She need to first apply for NNAS. Please go through www.nnas.ca for requirements. If you have any questions after going through website then post it here. After you are evaluated by NNAS then apply to the required provincial nursing association where she wanna pratice. Average time to complete all this will be 1 - 2.5 years.
OR
2. Take admission in fast track BSN. Following universities provides 2 year BSN http://www.casn.ca/education/fast-trackaccelerated-bacc-programs/..Take admission in them & stat career after completion of degree
1. She need to first apply for NNAS. Please go through www.nnas.ca for requirements. If you have any questions after going through website then post it here. After you are evaluated by NNAS then apply to the required provincial nursing association where she wanna pratice. Average time to complete all this will be 1 - 2.5 years.
OR
2. Take admission in fast track BSN. Following universities provides 2 year BSN http://www.casn.ca/education/fast-trackaccelerated-bacc-programs/..Take admission in them & stat career after completion of degree
Cyberjack said:
Hi everyone
I have also applied to NNAS last August and still waiting for my report. My last document verifying my identity reached there on the 9th January but my status has not yet been updated to "Ready for evaluation". It is a slow long process I have also realised as have still got to apply to CNO.
I have done a Diploma of Nursing from the UK so from what other people have been saying on this forum think the report will not come out favourable for me. But lets see. Just hoping I can work a LPN on a work permit.
I have also applied to NNAS last August and still waiting for my report. My last document verifying my identity reached there on the 9th January but my status has not yet been updated to "Ready for evaluation". It is a slow long process I have also realised as have still got to apply to CNO.
I have done a Diploma of Nursing from the UK so from what other people have been saying on this forum think the report will not come out favourable for me. But lets see. Just hoping I can work a LPN on a work permit.