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To become a nurse in Canada, you typically need to take the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic test, not the General Training test. The IELTS Academic test is usually required for professional registration and licensing purposes, including nursing. It assesses your ability to communicate effectively in an academic environment, which is important for healthcare professions like nursing. However, it's always best to check with the specific nursing regulatory body in the province where you plan to work, as requirements may vary. If you have additional questions, please don't hesitate to ask. And if you enjoy my content, please consider subscribing!😊

Yes, you can evaluate your nursing credentials with WES (World Education Services) instead of NNAS (National Nursing Assessment Service). However, WES and NNAS serve different purposes. WES is primarily known for evaluating international education credentials for the purpose of academic and professional pursuits, including immigration, employment, and further education. On the other hand, NNAS specifically evaluates nursing education for the purpose of nursing registration in Canada. While both organizations assess credentials, their focus and the intended outcome of the evaluation differ. If you are seeking nursing registration in Canada, NNAS may be the more appropriate choice. If you need a general evaluation of your education credentials for other purposes, WES could be a suitable option. Hope that answers your question! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. Don't forget to subscribe for more helpful content

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There are a lot of job openings for nurses in Canada, so keep applying and networking. Updating your resume and cover letter to highlight your skills and experience can also help. Consider seeking advice from professionals or mentors in the field to improve your job search strategy. Don't get discouraged, as finding the right position can take time.

It sounds like you've been through a lot with your diagnosis and treatment. Advocating for yourself and seeking a second opinion when needed are crucial steps in managing your health. I hope and pray that you have been receiving the treatment you need by now.

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Absolutely, it's incredibly frustrating to face such delays in obtaining the NNAS report. I completely understand your concerns and the challenges you're experiencing. However, it's vital to stay motivated and keep pushing through these obstacles. Remember, persistence pays off in the end. Keep moving forward, and I'm rooting for your success in the process!

Contrary to popular assumption about NNAS. I think recently, the process is really fast and almost seamless; provided you upload all your required documents in good time. I opened my account last week of August, didn’t do any payment or upload anything, got serious in November and filled in necessary details, payment and applied to my school and nursing council for documentation in November 2023, by December my documents were up for review, got my report on the 20th of January 2024. I owe God the glory though.

Please do what you have to do if you really want to pursue your Canada dream.

@@ruthchiemela1936 congratulations!

​@ruthchiemela1936 hi can you tell me more? I recently moved to.ottawa and I amna registered nurse from the Caribbean. I opened my account with NNAS yesterday but haven't uploaded payment of 650 Usd. Once I pay the fee what should I expect next?

Well I've taken the exams for the second time now and still didn't succeed,I wonder how those who succeeded did it

You will pass everyone has their own season,just keep praying and believe you will receive

The nclex test is really frustrating,I can't believe i failed again after studying so much 🙃 💔 💔 😭😭

Nclex exam won't be a problem if you work with someone like Amelia....she's God sent, she saved me form talking the test for the 6th time,

I'm a living testimony of Amelia she has helped me achieve my dream of becoming a nurse practitioner I encourage those who find it difficult to pass their nclex exam to work with and think me later

Certainly! I assuming you know what HIPPA is. This joke humorously uses the format of a "knock knock" joke to play on the idea of confidentiality in healthcare. The punchline cleverly suggests that the identity of the person behind the door is protected by HIPAA, a law that ensures the privacy of health information. By saying "I can't tell you that," the joke highlights the restriction on disclosing information imposed by HIPAA, creating a lighthearted connection between the joke format and the concept of healthcare privacy.

That’s really cute!

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I appreciate you sharing your perspective and experiences. It's clear that your journey has taken you to places where you find fulfillment and happiness. Opinions about different countries can vary, and everyone's experience is unique. Canada, like any nation, has its strengths and challenges, and diverse views contribute to a broader understanding of its socio-political landscape. While your concerns highlight certain issues, it's worth noting that many people have positive experiences living in Canada. Each country has its complexities, and individuals may find their ideal environment based on personal preferences and values. I'm glad to hear you've found contentment in Southeast Asia, and I wish you continued happiness on your journey.

@@ottawasurvivor7091 Nobody is happy in Canada. It has become a refugee camp.

@@canadaqbank It's important to approach discussions about countries and their situations with sensitivity and accuracy. Canada is a diverse country with various opinions and experiences. While it's true that people may have different perspectives, it's essential to avoid making broad generalizations. If you have specific concerns or issues you'd like to discuss, it might be more constructive to focus on those and engage in a thoughtful conversation.

@@ottawasurvivor7091 There is NO strength in diversity, that is the biggest lie that Canada will tell you. Canada just wants immigrants because the country needs slaves and the money that those immigrants bring to the country.

Multiculturalism is the main reason me and my family moved to Canada. I am a Russian and my wife is an African and our kids feel welcomed and like at home in Canada. High taxes and other socialist features like public health system monopoly are the drawbacks of Canada. Yet it is still a better place to live than the countries we came from.

I hope your peds nurse appreciates a good laugh! and let me know how your nurse reacted lol. Wishing you the best in your health journey, and kudos to all the amazing nurses out there!"

Thank you!