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@@Truthh_Seekerrr puri video dekhenge to shayad kuch samajh aa jayega. And I have explained about NCLEX through my experience. 😊

@@vanshikaaaaaa3882 yes it most definitely will

@@sumaiyaeti5466 academic

@@KOMALKOMAL-vt8es I have other videos on my channel that can answer your questions Do watch them and if you still have questions let me know.

@@supriyakaniganti1158 I think canada does not accept OET. But research about it. As to my knowledge oet is not acceptable in Canada.

@@ThatcanadianRN yeah according to recent update two months back I got to knw there were accepting oet

@@diljind6683 it’s difficult to get a job in Brampton as there is only 1 hospital in there I would suggest apply in HHS and Mississauga, oakville and trillium health they are big organisations and keep hiring continuously Apply for every role and grab whatever you can get. Don’t stay too fixated on specialty, it’s easy to move around in specialities once you are in the system

@@ThatcanadianRN but di is have no any experience so how can i do work in hospital because u know is there so different rather than our home country

I have no experience and knowledge about this

@@diljind6683 no you don’t have to have any experience you can just apply and do good in your interview or you can apply for new grad program if you haven’t graduated for more than 6 months

@@ThatcanadianRN thnxx di

@@Sangdup21 no you don’t have to do it before NCLEX but you will have your eventually do it to take license as wherever you apply meaning in whichever’s Canadian province, you will be asked for language proficiency.

Hey guys, the solution to all your CNA, NCLEX, be it LPN or RN is here. If you are preparing for any of these exams, I advise you to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test without stress

@@Shreep-9988 nhi koi contract nhi hota Aap khi pe bhi apne centre choose kr sakte ho and exam clear krne k baad khi ki bhi registration le sakte ho Job kisi bhi province m apki license lene k baad milti h

@@KhushbuPatel-u9h it’s the easiest province honestly

@@seemabshahid6196 nhi aap care home se language proficiency letter le sakte ho so acceptable hota h Lekin ek saal ka experience hona chahiye

@@ThatcanadianRN Thank you ☺️

People keep talking about Melissa all over TH-cam, she must be a very awesome help

@Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can't study then get yourself a good People keep talking about Melissa all over TH-cam, she must be a very awesome help d help

I studied for months and couldn't pass, i guess passing is a blessing.

Nclex might seem so tough to pass but studying very hard is a very vital skill to win trust me

Everyone has their own way, Melissa worked for me and studying didn't.

@@sudeshnahazra_ text me on Instagram with your questions

@@mr.adarsh4132 the basic starting is 39.70$ per hour

@@ThatcanadianRN how many hours can a nurse work per month and what about extra shift?

@@mr.adarsh4132 so you can work as many hours as you want There are 2 kind of shifts 12 hours and 8 hours it depends on you department which shifts they do. And you can pick as many extra hours as you wish But if you get hired full time you have fixed 140-160 hours per month and you can pick more overtime hours if you want 👍🏻

@@ThatcanadianRN thanks for your support didi and how can I connect with you I have very much queries 😅 if I don't disturb you

@@mr.adarsh4132 just comment here or drop a DM on Instagram. I will try to reply as soon as I can.

@@ramanayajuthapa2722 not much you just have to meet the requirements of the state board you are applying under and as soon as they are met you get your license

@@tenzinbhuti1699 self study worked the best for me. I didn’t take any help from coaching centres and never looked into it so it is unjust for me to suggest any place as I don’t know how it would be. Do your research if you want to get into a coaching and choose the one that suits you the best.

@@jadugm1685 definitely Work on your communication skills along with your nursing skills to ace any interview.

@@ThatcanadianRN currently im working in dubai im planning to move to canada but i have construction site clinic experience only

@@jadugm1685 as long as it’s nursing experience it gets counted No matter if it is a clinic experience or a hospital

@@ThatcanadianRN thank you that it is what i was worried for. Thank you mem

Kitni salary hogi​@@ThatcanadianRN

@@kusumkashyap5251 I have another video on my channel. How to become a nurse in Canada. It has that information. That video will help answer your questions😊

Hey guys, the solution to all your CNA, NCLEX, be it LPN or RN is here. If you are preparing for any of these exams, I advise you to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test without stress

Hey guys, the solution to all your CNA, NCLEX, be it LPN or RN is here. If you are preparing for any of these exams, I advise you to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test without stress

@@Milestogobeforeisleeep soon 😊 kre an eye out 🤞🏻

@@seeratvirdi963 😘😘

@@Lifeoflearning70 there are many different ones available but the most common one that my hospital uses are SE HEALTH, horizon health and paramed health.

How can I connect with you.

@@smallfeet2950 thankyou so much ☺️☺️

@@keshavgaikwad1135 thankyou bhaiya 😊

@@ravinderpalkaur-l7w thanks buddy 😘

@@purvaabhatt yes it does. The interview though is quite hard one needs to prepare good. Wish you all the best for your journey 😊

@@ThatcanadianRNThank you so much😊

@@lovelyjuneja thankyou ☺️

@@suchismitabhowmik6439 thankyou

@@olwingracias5401 I tried my best to explain everything with as much clarity as possible I’m sorry if you found it confusions A step by step guide is as follow:- 1. NNAS 2. NCLEX 3. Provincial registration 4. Meeting all provincial registration requirements, such as language requirements (IELTS) and others 5. Getting your license

@@ThatcanadianRNit's Alright &👍i appreciate your effort towards this video... keep growing✅

@@majeeshjose7895 I tried to explain with a better clarity. Still if you didn’t find it clear here is a simple list for you 1. NNAS 2. NCLEX 3. Provincial registration 4. Meeting all provincial registration requirements, such as language requirements (IELTS) and others 5. Getting your license I hope this helps 👍🏻

Hey guys, the solution to all your CNA, NCLEX, be it LPN or RN is here. If you are preparing for any of these exams, I advise you to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test without stress

@@Milestogobeforeisleeep nhi graduations de pehle nhi karw sakte. Apki degree evaluation hoti h or jab tak degree ya provisional degree nhi milti evaluation kiski karenge right? To graduation k baad hi karwa sakte h NNAS.

@@ThatcanadianRN why does it even takes so long just to evaluate the syllabus of a course, run it in a program and it takes 1 minute

@@Milestogobeforeisleeep no it’s not that simple. Being a nurse is considered a very big job here and nurses work with the vulnerable population so the government and agencies are very strict with the rule for regulated professions. They check everything thoroughly just to make sure that the applicant is a genuine one and doesn’t possess a fake degree or a degree from a college where the curriculum was not good and they haven’t been taught properly.

@@ThatcanadianRN that makes so much more sense now, thank you so much. Also do you happen to know among usa/canada/ Australia which country is better to work as a RN. And how long does it take to get NNAS clearance now? Less than 1 year?

@@Milestogobeforeisleeep yes I will soon make a video comparing all 3 countries. Which is better for nurses. Keep an eye out 👍🏻

@@makwanajimeshkumar yes GNM can most definitely give NCLEX but as I have told you before NCLEX you have to get NNAS done and in evaluation they tell you if you can give for RPN or RN

@@atharvanakhawa4337 I’m or sure actually. Never occurred to me but I think there is. Might have to do research on it. I’ll try to get back to you with more information.

Hey guys, the solution to all your CNA, NCLEX, be it LPN or RN is here. If you are preparing for any of these exams, I advise you to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test without stress

@@priyankanandani3034 yes definitely they can. I also have another video on my channel “how to become an RN in Canada” that video can answer your question much better and give you more insight.

@@user-kw3ko8ef2l reading and understand the concept works much better then just memorising as you tend to forget if you memorise but if you understand the concept it stays with you for a long time and help you understand the reasoning with case studies

Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN or PN. He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns

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@@sumanpreetkaur4498 cubicles bne hote h separate. Aap kisi or ki screen nhi dekh sakte na koi or apki screen dekh sakta h. Pin drop silence hota h ander jane se pehle apki checking hoti h ache se arms check krte h shoulders Tak ki koi kuch likh k to nhi laya h. Invigilator pura time room m ghumte Rehte h. (This was my experience while writing my NCLEX here at canada)

@@ThatcanadianRN thank you dear 😊

@@RahulRaj-lj1pu I will definitely try

@@Arshi0801 depends on what pathway you are taking. If you are doing NNAS it will take longer. But on an average if you are determined and getting every process done one by one or simultaneously, it will take somewhere 1 year or a few more months.

NNAS graduation se pehle start Kar sakte Hai?

@@Milestogobeforeisleeep no