Published Feb 17, 2007
nhlkyn
34 Posts
Hi, I am foreing graduate nurse working toward my TOEFL + NCLEX-RN. I would like to find out if there is anyone is working in same direction as i am.
Please post your experience as well, I am kind of worry about my TOEFL exam.
thanks
CherryRN2
30 Posts
hello ,
yes i am a foreign Nurse working toward toEFL too, i studied nursing in UAE ,
i am working now in UAE i am going to have the exam toefl then NCLEX
tanita
85 Posts
I've passed NCLEX, but my Toefl is exspired. I took it last month/I exceeded total scores but lacked of 2 points on spoken secction. I'll try next Saturday again.
hello,
did u passed NCLEX-exam? congratulation..! i need more info abt that. right now i m working toward my toefl exam and then NCLEX. but i want to know that where did u find the preperatoin matereial for that nclex and which is the best for study. please reply me.
thankyou
Saunders 3-rd edition is exlellent and on-line nsbn ocurse too. I also used Mosby and Kaplan, but the first two was better.
Good luck
VickyRN, MSN, DNP, RN
49 Articles; 5,349 Posts
Thread moved to International Nursing Forum for better exposure.
hello,did u passed NCLEX-exam? congratulation..! i need more info abt that. right now i m working toward my toefl exam and then NCLEX. but i want to know that where did u find the preperatoin matereial for that nclex and which is the best for study. please reply me.thankyou
:welcome: hello nhlkyn , where are you working now , and in which state are planning to working in the future , by the way you need to go first the website where the nclex bulletin is availabe there and it will show you the way of the process that you need to go through check this https://www.ncsbn.org/296.htm ,all the best , for me actually
i am still going to take the toefl , i think you r as me at the begining of the process ;)
congratulation and all the best , in which state are you planning to work in , i am still at the begining of the process and i know it takes time to get the nclex exam , can you please show me the steps you've gone through ,
suzanne4, RN
26,410 Posts
You need to actually apply to a state for licensure as an RN, and meet their requirements before you will be permitted to sit for the exam. Please check out the stickies at the top of the International Forum for specifics as to what you need to do and know.
If you are going to need to get a visa to work in the US on your own, and do not already have a green card; you are going to need the TOEFL series or the IELTS series, not just the TOEFL exam. You need to have the speaking section of those exams as well.
You need to actually apply to a state for licensure as an RN, and meet their requirements before you will be permitted to sit for the exam. Please check out the stickies at the top of the International Forum for specifics as to what you need to do and know.If you are going to need to get a visa to work in the US on your own, and do not already have a green card; you are going to need the TOEFL series or the IELTS series, not just the TOEFL exam. You need to have the speaking section of those exams as well.
thanks for telling me that , i do know that , and as i know first i should take the toefl series exam then i will apply for the licensure of the state i like to work in ,
Suggest that you start the process for licensure now, it will take months in any state to get the approval to even sit for the NCLEX exam. You have to get permission to sit for the NCLEX exam.
Not all states have a language requirement for licensure. It is the US government that has one for immigration purposes, so if you are going to be applying for any type of visa on your own, and not thru a spouse, then you will need English exams for that.
Thank you for congratulations.
The whole process took me about 3 years including CES report, BON approval, ATT letter, and taking Toefl and NCLEX.May be it'll take you less time, because i prepared for exams by myself. There is no preparation courses in Belarus.
So,now i have a contract to work in North Carolina.
Good luck to you in that long and hard way.