National Nursing Assessment Centre NNAS

[j0pd008]

Thank you for your reply.
My NNAS report for both RN and RPN were comparable with ETP above 60%. And now i have to submit an evidence of practice. I didn’t go through OSCE exam.

Congratulations dear
Where did you completed your studies ?

 

[kulbirkaur]

Hi my application went to Ready for final review today on 5 March did some know how long will it take for a final advisory report.

 

[Kaurbal]

Congratulations dear
Where did you completed your studies ?

I did bsc from india and post graduation course in ontario

 

[Ritu Thapa]

Hi my application went to Ready for final review today on 5 March did some know how long will it take for a final advisory report.

Hi, from what I've seen in the posts of thia thread, it takes you two months to get your advisory report. I got mine in 2 months too.

 

[Ritu Thapa]

I did bsc from india and post graduation course in ontario

Which post graduate did you take in Ontario? And did you apply for NNAS after you completed the post grad course?

 

[RNeducator]

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hello everyone,
I got eligibility to write nclex exam. I am RN in India, but never worked before as an RN. Education is met but evidence of practice is outstanding, how long do i have to work to meet the requirements for cno?
Will CNO accept my evidence of practice If i go back to india and work as an RN or shall i take a bridging course in Ontario?

Hi,

yes, cno will accept the RN practice hours from india. You need minimum 450 practice hours but its always good to have more.

 

[Kaurbal]

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Hi,

yes, cno will accept the RN practice hours from india. You need minimum 450 practice hours but its always good to have more.

Thank you for replying and giving me idea of how long i have to work.

 

[Kaurbal]

Which post graduate did you take in Ontario? And did you apply for NNAS after you completed the post grad course?

i did 2 year nursing study in ontario after i finished bsc from india and yes I applied to NNAS after that

 

[Ritu Thapa]

Hi guys,
So I have this one confusion regarding the requirements to get nursing license.

There are expiration dates for requirements like evidence of practice and language proficiency. Say we fulfilled all the requirements and got our license this month but the language proficiency expires next month. This wouldn't matter, right?
All the requirements need to be met just until we get or license?

 

[Canadianborn]

Hi my application went to Ready for final review today on 5 March did some know how long will it take for a final advisory report.

Mine went to Ready for Final Review a month ago and I still haven’t heard anything ... I called them to find out how much longer but they refuse to give me a timeline.

 

[Dairmeey]

i did 2 year nursing study in ontario after i finished bsc from india and yes I applied to NNAS after that

What exact post grad nursing program did you opt for and what school was it in Ontario please.

 

[Dairmeey]

Thank you for replying and giving me idea of how long i have to work.

are you going back to India to make work as an RN for the hours needed by cno or can the bridging course help cover the hours?

 

[Chidex12345]

Hi, I applied for a job just after I submitted my EE profile, before I even got an ITA. I let them know that I will be coming to Canada later, and they were gracious enough to keep the position. They have a lot of positions here in the Vancouver area. I only did my application for British Columbia. I only paid for RN, since I'm not an RPN and have no psychiatric nursing experience. I went for Express Entry as it gave me the option to settle wherever I want, while PNP would require you to settle in that particular province. PNP also takes longer than express entry and has more stringent rules.

thanks. Please what email can i reach you on. we seem to have similar situation and i will really need your guidance since you already have a success story. Thanks a lot.

 

[Chidex12345]

Hi, I applied for a job just after I submitted my EE profile, before I even got an ITA. I let them know that I will be coming to Canada later, and they were gracious enough to keep the position. They have a lot of positions here in the Vancouver area. I only did my application for British Columbia. I only paid for RN, since I'm not an RPN and have no psychiatric nursing experience. I went for Express Entry as it gave me the option to settle wherever I want, while PNP would require you to settle in that particular province. PNP also takes longer than express entry and has more stringent rules.

During your express entry application did any province nominate you to help increase your points? i have both LPN and RN license from US but i think its waste of money to evaluate for both because we do not write same LPN exam and i might be asked to go take Canada RPN board exam . i was going to do only RN or what do you suggest? Thanks

 

[AusNurse18]

Hi guys! I would appreciate some help Specifically from other Aussies because the questions are very specific, however all answers are welcome

When applying;
what did you put under the Examination category? In WA I didnt have to sit an exam after my degree to get my registration? But obviously throughout the degree we had many OSCEs and many written exams. Do I put this in?

Because the AHPRA registration expires annually, should I put it's expiry date even though I will pay again next month and have it active for a year ( 31/05/2021).

I have undertaken the IELTS english exam, at what stage in the application process can I add this into?

I applied for a 12 month graduate program after studying, does this count as post grad learning as it was an intense, structured learning course in surg & medical? Where can I put this in my application?

This question has been asked many times, but as an RN with 2 years post graduate experience in acute medical after a 3 year bachelor degree (BSN), should I apply for RN and LPN or just RN, the fees with the Australian $$ are very expensive, with it being $995 AUD to apply, how much more is it to apply for LPN as well, if anyone knows?

I am applying for BCCNP, from what I read, almost everyone has had to take the NCAS exam, despite being comparable. Has anyone not had to take the NCAS after applying to BCCNP?

Thanks for any responses and insight