IELTS vs TOEFL iBT - Page 2
Register Today!-
- Sep 14, '06 by lawrence01Quote from nigeldjYes, definitely. This is excellent advice.hi, as far as i know you shoul only follow a specific State Board requirement for english test. This means that if you plan to apply for New Jersy BON and they only require TOEFL for the english test they will not honor any result coming from IELTS so just to be safe take the TOEFL test.
Each State also has contacts for inquiries and one may e-mail them or phone them for confirmation because sometimes they may be thinking of considering accepting the IELTS but still on the meeting phase.
Maryland BON used to only accept just the TOEFL too then just recetly accepted the IELTS as well. - Jan 3, '09 by Grace99Quote from nigeldjHi there,hi, as far as i know you shoul only follow a specific State Board requirement for english test. This means that if you plan to apply for New Jersy BON and they only require TOEFL for the english test they will not honor any result coming from IELTS so just to be safe take the TOEFL test.
Will IELTS be approved by the Arizona nursing board then??
Thanks so much
Grace99 - Jan 3, '09 by suzanne4They have not had a language requirement in the past. The majority of the states do not, it is needed usually for immigration purposes.
You just need to check directly with the website for the state that you are interested in, they will list their requirements there.Grace99 likes this. - Jan 3, '09 by suzanne4If you already have an AZ license, then there is no concern of what that state will require. Lanaguage requirements are always needed to be met before one is even given permission to sit for the NCLEX exam if the state has a requirement for one.
Your issue is now strictly for the US federal government and for the VSC. - Jan 3, '09 by Grace99Quote from suzanne4Thanks for clarifying! If they go 100% of where I took my basic nursing school (from HK) then I know really well that I need to write the IELTS soon. I was born in HK as well but all my schools are taught in English. Guess they won't consider my post-RN degree program in Canada too........If you already have an AZ license, then there is no concern of what that state will require. Lanaguage requirements are always needed to be met before one is even given permission to sit for the NCLEX exam if the state has a requirement for one.
Your issue is now strictly for the US federal government and for the VSC.
Well, I'll go for the IELTS on March 7 then....no other choices!
Thanks again Suzanne and other thread readers! - Sep 17, '10 by SpelaDi do not need visa screen...just the CES...does my speaking score on toefl ibt (24) count? Am i gonna need to take it again?
- Sep 17, '12 by iysdaymielProof that the applicant has achieved a passing score on the Test of English as a Foreign
Language exam, TOEFL (C.G.F.N.S. is also providing English language evaluations) (Must be
submitted only to C.G.F.N.S.); ----NJ BON requirements
Question: can i get TOEIC instead? thanks!!
- Sep 17, '12 by JustBeachyNurseQuote from iysdaymielFor whatever reason the BoN has not adjusted the application. But according to their website the law was changed in Jan 2010 to:Proof that the applicant has achieved a passing score on the Test of English as a Foreign
Language exam, TOEFL (C.G.F.N.S. is also providing English language evaluations) (Must be
submitted only to C.G.F.N.S.); ----NJ BON requirements
Question: can i get TOEIC instead? thanks!!
"SUBCHAPTER 2. LICENSURE BY EXAMINATION; REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL AND LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES13:37-2.3 Application requirements; graduates of foreign nursing programs(a) An applicant for licensure who graduated from a foreign nursing program shall submit:...
3. Proof that the applicant has achieved a passing score on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) examination, the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination or the Test of English in International Communications (TOEIC) examination, within the past two years; and"
source: http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/laws/nursingregs.pdf (updated as of 09/2012)