Thank you for breaking the process down in such a a concise way. I knew the overview but never seen anyone break down the NNAS and regulatory body parts step by step. I lived in Canada for a few years but came back to my home country to do my nursing degree. Definitely want to begin this process when I graduate.
You are a wonderful personality. Thank you for this very valuable information, it's not easy to think about others while making your own journey and it's not easy to shine the light so others don't make same mistakes you made. Thanks Nneka. Quick question is does Canada RN require the NCLEX exam?
@@lorientheresa4844 I'm sorry about your plight my friend but i was once in your shoes before i was recommended to Mrs Catherina Alison and that's how i passed My Nclex exam
This was sooooo helpful. I honestly never knew I could skip the Work experience part.. I've been thinking of how I was going to spend extra years to gain work experience before starting the NNAS process. Thanks a lot sis.😊😊😊
thank u so much for this video. when u said that u got ur diploma in Ukraine, i was in pleasant shock. I also from Ukraine, and really dont know from where i must start.
Thank you so much for this very explanatory and easy to follow video. Please I have a question, you said internships doesn’t count as work experience. Does that include the one year compulsory internship we do here in Nigeria after study (not while in school) because I was planning to use that as my work experience
Thank you for breaking down the process in an understandable manner, I love it and it’s well appreciated👏🏻👍❤️ So I want to ask, is RPN different from RN? Also what about LPN? Pls I’ll love to send you a DM for more enquiries, where can I do that?🙏🏼
Hello… I am a registered nurse in the UK, I also have my USRN, I am thinking on how to move to Canada due ti the retrogression for the IS visa… please how do I go about it
Hi dear thank you very much for the information. I really love your videos . Please may I know which course you offered in Canada as your 1 year program?
Hello, please I am a diploma nurse back home in Ghana, Currently in cAnada studying pharmacy technician program. Can I still start this process whiles in cAnada?
Wow! Thanks for this information….. I want to ask as an international student in canada, what course did you study and were you able to work as a nurse aide while you were studying
Thank you for this video. Nneka does this whole process apply to midwives? ... I just hope so oo. And is there a midwifery regulatory body one can register with it Canada?
Please i need your guidance. There is new pilot program for some providence like BC . I applied but the process is different from what you described. Via NCAS. Please I need your assistance.
For Nigerians who get a not comparable advisory report, what's the way forward. Will a masters in public health bridge the gap or a diploma in postgraduate nursing instead?
It’s called the SPEP program by CNO. This link will help you understand more about it www.cno.org/en/become-a-nurse/registration-requirements/evidence-of-practice/supervised-practice-experience/
Hi Nneka, I have a few questions but your video answered most of it. So as a newly graduated BSc Nurse in Nigeria, you're required to do 1 year post-study internship at approved hospitals. You said internships aren't considered as work experience but can't this post-study one which lasts for 12 months be considered as one as it's actually more than the regular clinicals or placements during school.
Hi Nneka, please is it possible for international students to apply for practical nursing in Canada? If yes, which colleges? Also, I have a BSc in Health promotion, can I use that to apply or just WAEC?
Thanks Nneka I have learnt something on this video my question is what if you don't have a degree in nursing but am a nurse aide which course can one do if I come to Canada atleast to get a job in hospital industry later....
Hsi nneka.. Iam from India.. I have completed my diploma nursing.. I have 5 years of work experience.. Shall I get job/RN canada.. Or need to complete pcbsc.. Pls reply..
Hello , pls I need your help, I'm a diploma RN, RM from Nigeria, wanna migrate to Canada using the study pathway,. ... I don't have a degree yet, what course can I do, is their a bridging course over there and how
Hi. Thanks a lot for this. I'm a nurse/midwife in Nigeria. Have been longing to go to Canada to work. While here, do i have to register with NNAS & then CNO? What is their ielts required band. And please how long do all these process take. Also, is there anyway i can apply as a nurse aid or Nursing ass, & be taken to work there b4 all these processes are completed? Waiting 4 ur reply. Thanks
1. Yes, you have to register with NNAS before CNO 2. You might not need to write ielts. (Explained in the video) 3. Process time was mentioned in the video 4. Yes you definitely can.
Thanks sis,your videos have actually been helpful, please I will want you to kindly respond to my questions, like I'm a graduate nurse and want to come for masters in nursing there,would you advice I start my Canadian licensing process while doing my masters or wait till I'm done with my masters, also can one with one who had written the US nclex RN exam be allowed to practice as a registered nurse in Canada or one have to be registered as a Canadian RN
When going through some schools requirements for masters program in nursing, i noticed that you’d need to have your license in nursing as an RN before you can undergo their master’s program. Some schools also require some work experience as well! You’d need to do more research on this though as some schools requirements might differ! But I’d advice you start processing your license first!
Hey nneka! About the documents that my school would send to nnas via mail,nnas said it must be enveloped please i don't really understand i was thinking maybe i'd tell my school to send it in pdf via mail. Please can you buttress that point for me
Hey girl, Yes! Documents sent by a third party should be sent by mail or courier All documents (not original) from the school must be stamped with the schools official seal, be placed in an envelope (which should be sealed) and that envelope should also have the stamp from the school on the seal. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask more questions
I have a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering but I want to flip the switch… do I need to start as an undergraduate student or can I get like a two -three year school of nursing like we do in Nigeria… Is this possible in Canada.
So not having any nursing experience did not make you eligible to get the RN license? Wow that’s scary to me because I don’t want to really stay in my home country too long before leaving. Or do you think it’s because you didn’t have a license in any other country compounded with the lack of experience why you didn’t qualify for the RN?
@@nnekaezeanya. Also, regarding the documents you had to authenticate did you do them in Canada? Or one can authenticate the documents anywhere they are even if they are not in Nigeria?
Thanks for this video, I learned a lot but I have a question please. So are you saying as an international nurse with a degree but without license and experience the only option is to be a LPN in canada
please i’ll like to know if there’s a place / school where you can go to refresh your knowledge, like before the exams so you know that you’re sure you read things in the curriculum
Meaning from google 😂❤️ “ a public officer who attests or certifies writings (such as a deed) to make them authentic and takes affidavits, depositions, and protests of negotiable paper”
Would you advice someone to try and get admission as a RPN since the process will take close to 2years and RPN is a 2years program? To me I feel since it’s a long process, one should just apply as a student to start afresh. I feel it’s same timeframe. But for those evaluating to RPN. If you’re evaluating for RN then I feel it’s worth the wait. My opinion though.
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Thank you for breaking the process down in such a a concise way. I knew the overview but never seen anyone break down the NNAS and regulatory body parts step by step. I lived in Canada for a few years but came back to my home country to do my nursing degree. Definitely want to begin this process when I graduate.
You are a wonderful personality. Thank you for this very valuable information, it's not easy to think about others while making your own journey and it's not easy to shine the light so others don't make same mistakes you made. Thanks Nneka. Quick question is does Canada RN require the NCLEX exam?
Thank you 🙏🏾
Yes! Every RN in canada must successfully pass the NCLEX exam to be registered
Well I've taken the exams for the second time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it🥺😭
I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope
@@lorientheresa4844 I'm sorry about your plight my friend but i was once in your shoes before i was recommended to Mrs Catherina Alison and that's how i passed My Nclex exam
Nclex test is really frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after studying so much🥺🥺😓😭😭
This was sooooo helpful.
I honestly never knew I could skip the Work experience part..
I've been thinking of how I was going to spend extra years to gain work experience before starting the NNAS process. Thanks a lot sis.😊😊😊
I’ve been looking for an IEN who moved to Canada for a while now. Just subscribed! Loved this ❤
thank u so much for this video. when u said that u got ur diploma in Ukraine, i was in pleasant shock. I also from Ukraine, and really dont know from where i must start.
Thank you Nneka for this video, it’s so educating. I learned a lot. I think I will start my process now
I’m glad it was helpful 🤍
Thank you so much for this very explanatory and easy to follow video. Please I have a question, you said internships doesn’t count as work experience. Does that include the one year compulsory internship we do here in Nigeria after study (not while in school) because I was planning to use that as my work experience
Thank you for breaking down the process in an understandable manner, I love it and it’s well appreciated👏🏻👍❤️
So I want to ask, is RPN different from RN? Also what about LPN?
Pls I’ll love to send you a DM for more enquiries, where can I do that?🙏🏼
Thank you so much for this,I am your new subscriber
Wow thank you gal! this was informative 🥰 I really love your content🇧🇼❤
I’m glad it was ☺️
Hello… I am a registered nurse in the UK, I also have my USRN, I am thinking on how to move to Canada due ti the retrogression for the IS visa… please how do I go about it
Hi Nneka thanks for the eye opener, please what of nclex ? I guess one can’t start d registration without nclex please reply. Thanks
Thank you for the detailed breakdown. Please for the proof of the English proficiency, do I mail them a copy of the ielts result?
Hi Nneka, I’d like to know if you studied in canada while this process was ongoing and if so what program did u do?
Hi dear thank you very much for the information. I really love your videos . Please may I know which course you offered in Canada as your 1 year program?
Leadership for healthcare professionals
@@nnekaezeanya.Thanks dear
@@nnekaezeanya. Hi dear pls may I know the school at which u studied the leadership ?
Good video..I like your smile..Very informative..Too bad I got visa refusal but planning to reapply again.
You should and I pray the next one out successful for you☺️🙏🏾
Thank you so much dear 😘♥️ For this information.
You’re welcome ☺️
Hello, please I am a diploma nurse back home in Ghana,
Currently in cAnada studying pharmacy technician program.
Can I still start this process whiles in cAnada?
Wow! Thanks for this information….. I want to ask as an international student in canada, what course did you study and were you able to work as a nurse aide while you were studying
I took two programs
Personal support worker and Leadership for healthcare professionals.
I was able to work as a nurse aide during my time of school
@@nnekaezeanya. thanks for your response
@@nnekaezeanya.Please, how did you transition into nursing after the two programs you did in Canada
I'm in the same position you were in. A bsn with no experience or licensing. I'm going to apply to nnas as a lpn
Well done nurse I have a question pls
For those of us that has midwifery should we include it in our NNas application
Yes. Every work experience
Thank you for this video. Nneka does this whole process apply to midwives? ... I just hope so oo. And is there a midwifery regulatory body one can register with it Canada?
Hi just started following you.
Please i need your guidance. There is new pilot program for some providence like BC . I applied but the process is different from what you described. Via NCAS. Please I need your assistance.
For Nigerians who get a not comparable advisory report, what's the way forward. Will a masters in public health bridge the gap or a diploma in postgraduate nursing instead?
Thank you!
Well detailed video
❤️❤️❤️I am from South Africa. Praying to God for work abroad ❤️
Stay in South Africa too much killing other Africans
Hi
Please will they send email to the school or you wil need to send someone to send the letter ?
nneka, i’m a big fan . Please i’ll like to know if i can come in for a post graduate diploma instead of masters degree?… which do you think is better
It all depends on personal preference gurl. Both are great
You mentioned a programme that you did and served as your worked experience, please how did you do that
It’s called the SPEP program by CNO.
This link will help you understand more about it
www.cno.org/en/become-a-nurse/registration-requirements/evidence-of-practice/supervised-practice-experience/
Hi Nneka, I have a few questions but your video answered most of it.
So as a newly graduated BSc Nurse in Nigeria, you're required to do 1 year post-study internship at approved hospitals.
You said internships aren't considered as work experience but can't this post-study one which lasts for 12 months be considered as one as it's actually more than the regular clinicals or placements during school.
I'm asking because I'd like to start my NNAS process immediately I graduate and while I'm still doing my 1-year internship
Hi dear, im dropping mine comment here to cus im in same shoes with you, did you get a response?
@@ChiNevus Nope. Didn't get one.
I also need a reply on this. Please answer us ma.
And it's a paid internship with a salary structure under CONHESS 8
Thank you for this information, what's the band score for English proficiency?
For IELTS lowest acceptable score
Speaking: 7
Listening: 7.5
Reading: 6.5
Writing: 7
Is an English proficiency mandatory?
Please I need proper clarification for this English proficiency.
Where do you get documents to study for the exam, please
Hi Nneka, please is it possible for international students to apply for practical nursing in Canada? If yes, which colleges?
Also, I have a BSc in Health promotion, can I use that to apply or just WAEC?
Hello Nneka, what affordable universities do you recommend for the accelerated nursing program asides lakehead university
If yes, which model am I to write?
Thanks Nneka I have learnt something on this video my question is what if you don't have a degree in nursing but am a nurse aide which course can one do if I come to Canada atleast to get a job in hospital industry later....
You could try the personal support worker program.
Hello mam do I need to do English test if i am already permanent residence of Canada? I mean can I only do license exam? Looking for help 🙏🌺
Without the nursing registration form can one still process? Cos some countries don’t allow foreign educated nurses to get registered
Negodu glowing ✨😍
Thank you
Hello! Please make a video if international student in Canada can travel to USA for holidays or during winter please 🙏🙏😥🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi, you’d need to apply for a US visa!
@@nnekaezeanya. alright thanks for replying back
Hsi nneka.. Iam from India.. I have completed my diploma nursing.. I have 5 years of work experience.. Shall I get job/RN canada.. Or need to complete pcbsc.. Pls reply..
Hello , pls I need your help, I'm a diploma RN, RM from Nigeria, wanna migrate to Canada using the study pathway,. ... I don't have a degree yet, what course can I do, is their a bridging course over there and how
Is the registration sane as the license and was a license attached to document sent?
Yes it is and it was
Omg this is what im looking for. I will be done my degree next june and want to move canada asap
I hope this video helps🤗❤️
@@nnekaezeanya. yes it really help 👌
Hi. Thanks a lot for this. I'm a nurse/midwife in Nigeria. Have been longing to go to Canada to work. While here, do i have to register with NNAS & then CNO? What is their ielts required band. And please how long do all these process take. Also, is there anyway i can apply as a nurse aid or Nursing ass, & be taken to work there b4 all these processes are completed? Waiting 4 ur reply. Thanks
1. Yes, you have to register with NNAS before CNO
2. You might not need to write ielts. (Explained in the video)
3. Process time was mentioned in the video
4. Yes you definitely can.
@@nnekaezeanya. Nigerians don't need ielts for NANS??
Hey Nneka, how long is your clinical placement?
It was for 6/8weeks
Thanks sis,your videos have actually been helpful, please I will want you to kindly respond to my questions, like I'm a graduate nurse and want to come for masters in nursing there,would you advice I start my Canadian licensing process while doing my masters or wait till I'm done with my masters, also can one with one who had written the US nclex RN exam be allowed to practice as a registered nurse in Canada or one have to be registered as a Canadian RN
When going through some schools requirements for masters program in nursing, i noticed that you’d need to have your license in nursing as an RN before you can undergo their master’s program. Some schools also require some work experience as well!
You’d need to do more research on this though as some schools requirements might differ!
But I’d advice you start processing your license first!
Hey nneka!
About the documents that my school would send to nnas via mail,nnas said it must be enveloped please i don't really understand i was thinking maybe i'd tell my school to send it in pdf via mail. Please can you buttress that point for me
Hey girl,
Yes! Documents sent by a third party should be sent by mail or courier
All documents (not original) from the school must be stamped with the schools official seal, be placed in an envelope (which should be sealed) and that envelope should also have the stamp from the school on the seal.
I hope this helps!
Feel free to ask more questions
@@nnekaezeanya. thank you!
I have a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering but I want to flip the switch… do I need to start as an undergraduate student or can I get like a two -three year school of nursing like we do in Nigeria…
Is this possible in Canada.
Spoke about this in detail in this video
th-cam.com/video/mAvUyV9oToo/w-d-xo.html
Hope it helps
My nursing training is in English, did I need to write IELTS exam again
You wont. You would just probably need to prove
Nneka,are you from Igboukwu?Thanks for the video,If someone is not in Canada doing this process,what is the best way to come into Canada?
I’d say as a student
So not having any nursing experience did not make you eligible to get the RN license? Wow that’s scary to me because I don’t want to really stay in my home country too long before leaving. Or do you think it’s because you didn’t have a license in any other country compounded with the lack of experience why you didn’t qualify for the RN?
Can you use your US nursing license in Canada?
No
hi sis pls is three months enough to apply for study visa. Please i'll be on standby for your prompt response 🙏🏾
Just visa or also your schools admission?
If visa, I’d say its doable but both, it’s tricky!
@@nnekaezeanya. pls just Visa
Dear, Is the registration exam the same as nclex?
For RPN it’s called Rex-pn; For the RN it’s called NCLEX
@@nnekaezeanya. so basically, NNAS reviews the application before you know the registration exam one has been qualified to take right?
@@nnekaezeanya. Also, regarding the documents you had to authenticate did you do them in Canada?
Or one can authenticate the documents anywhere they are even if they are not in Nigeria?
Do they also require nclex
Yes they do
With the ielts is it academic or general
Academic
Thanks for this video, I learned a lot but I have a question please. So are you saying as an international nurse with a degree but without license and experience the only option is to be a LPN in canada
No I’m not saying that.
NNAS will decide that after they go through your documents
Ok
Thank you
please i’ll like to know if there’s a place / school where you can go to refresh your knowledge, like before the exams so you know that you’re sure you read things in the curriculum
I used Uworld.
Don’t know about a refresher course but Uworld is pretty good and comes with rationales
In preparation for both registration and jurisprudence exam,which materials would one use to ace the exams?
For registration, I used uworld and Mosby’s
For jurisprudence, CNO has a document on their website you can read through to help you with the exam.
Please what is nortary?
Meaning from google 😂❤️
“ a public officer who attests or certifies writings (such as a deed) to make them authentic and takes affidavits, depositions, and protests of negotiable paper”
I didn’t complete one semester
Please can you make a video about internationally trained midwifes
Is NUCLEX required?
Yes 👍🏾
Would you advice someone to try and get admission as a RPN since the process will take close to 2years and RPN is a 2years program?
To me I feel since it’s a long process, one should just apply as a student to start afresh. I feel it’s same timeframe. But for those evaluating to RPN. If you’re evaluating for RN then I feel it’s worth the wait. My opinion though.
Definitely!
You can definitely take this route or better still shoot for the RN program
IELTS everywhere 😭omo!!!
I know right😂 But you won’t need one if your first language is in English
Lmao this process choke 😂😂😂!! I bet it's even more hectic than admission and study permit process together
Not really
It’s the waiting game that’s more infuriating 🤣
@@nnekaezeanya. Glad you came out successful!