The Application Process Complete an NSCN application. This will be available on May 1, 2023. Submit two pieces of identification. Options include a birth certificate, passport, nexus card, driver’s license, Canadian government-issued ID, citizenship card (Canadian or International), etc. Notarization of these documents is not required. Arrange for Verification of Registration (VOR) from your current regulatory body to be submitted directly to NSCN. We can use the VOR in your National Nursing Assessment Services (NNAS) Advisory Report if you have one with NSCN (port your report to NSCN if you have not already done so), or we can use an online search tool if your current regulatory body has one available. We will advise you if these are not available, and you will be required to arrange for your current regulatory body to submit a Registration/Licensure Verification form directly to NSCN. Submit proof of English Language Proficiency, if required For nurses from outside of Canada, arrange for a criminal record check(s) (CRC) to be submitted directly to NSCN. We will advise you if you need a Canadian CRC, International CRC, or both. All applicants must successfully take the NCLEX-RN (if not already done so), however, they may also be eligible to enter practice with conditional licence (CL) while attempting the exam.
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Hi, Thanks for watching. Are you a nurse? Have you gotten your license? If you have your license, you can apply for any kind of work permit. If that did not answer your question, please as the question again but be more specific so I understand what you really mean.
Starting from the 1st of May, 2023 the new expedited process is focused on the countries listed in the video. Eventually, it will be expanded to include other countries including Ghana. You can get more details of the process here: tinyurl.com/mtrcm6ne. We will make more videos when the include more countries so subscribe to the channel to get all the updates as they become available. Please like and share with friends to spread the message.
For now Ghanaian Nurses have to apply through NNAS. See our update video for more details ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z-8I-SQ40EI.html
Nurses from other countries can always apply to work in Canada but they will be still go through the regular NNAS process and write the registration exams. This typically takes a long time. From the 1st of May, 2023, the countries mentioned in the video can skip the NNAS process and apply directly to register with the NSCN. They say that it would be expanded to include other countries in the long run but if you have not been practicing in one of these countries, you need to follow the normal process for now. We will make more videos when they include more countries so subscribe to the channel to get all the updates as they become available. Please like and share with friends to spread the message and if you have more question, be sure to ask them and we will respond as quickly as we can.
@@amiebojang3981 You can apply but you need to first apply through NNAS for now. See our update video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z-8I-SQ40EI.html
Yes. There is always a language requirement but for this process the province is saying they will accept many more kinds of ways to prove language proficiency. We will be monitoring the Nova Scotia College of Nursing so that when these program takes effect from the 1st of May, we will keep you updated with other accepted ways to prove language proficiency. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the updates.
I believe this is only for nurses at the moment but they are likely going to expand it to other healthcare professions especially if this works out well for the province. We will surely keep you updated when new changes are announced so subscribe to the channel so you don't miss them. Thanks for watching.
It usually helps to have a year of experience but I believe you can apply once you are a licensed and registered Nurse in one of these countries. We will observe how things start in May and then make a new video to update on how things have started out in the next week or two.
From our enquiry, it seems that you can apply provided you are already licensed in one of these countries. It does not matter if you are new or have more experience. Check our new video for how to apply. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z-8I-SQ40EI.html
Starting from the 1st of May, 2023 the process is supposed to take only a few weeks compared to the previous process that used to take over a year. More details: tinyurl.com/mtrcm6ne. The detailed application process will be unveiled in the coming weeks so subscribe to the channel to get all the updates as they become available. Please like and share with friends to spread the message.
They say two weeks to get the license then you have to find a job and apply for your visa. See our update video for more details. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z-8I-SQ40EI.html
There will be need to prove your English language proficiency but there will be many ways besides IELTS. We will keep you updated as more details are released
Starting from the 1st of May, 2023 the process is supposed to take only a few weeks compared to the previous process that used to take over a year. More details: tinyurl.com/mtrcm6ne . The detailed application process will be unveiled in the coming weeks so subscribe to the channel to get all the updates as they become available. Please like and share with friends to spread the message.
