help in immigration process

[faycal]

Hi everyone , I've just graduated from an Algerian institute now i'm looking forward to work as a nurse in Canada , america or Austrilia but i have to face some problems that i haven't been able to solve yet.

firstly i'd studied and graduated in french language .

secoundly I've never thought about immigration so I've no idea even i did some research but i sill don't understand the process clearly even those who are common in Canada for instance compare my credentials to canadian standards and so on, i know that each province has own standards , the questions are:

what would they do to my applicant while my diploma is written by french?

what country of those i mentioned before is the easiest to apply from the process aspect ?

how long would take me to get a course in each of those countries ? and how much it costs?

if i didn't manage to pass the NECLEX exam, would i have to take the course again ?

how long it takes to finish the process to apply in Australia if everything goes ok?

thank you for trying to help .

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

We have several threads in Nurse Registration forum discussing Canada, USA and Australia so suggest starting point would be reading them.

[faycal]

We have several threads in Nurse Registration forum discussing Canada, USA and Australia so suggest starting point would be reading them.

thank you

i did some research but i haven't found someone facing this problem of diploma language and the work language because i studied in french language and want to work in English country, please at least i need the answer for this question

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

If looking at working in English speaking countries then everything will need translation to English by a recognized translation service

[faycal]

as i see the different language wouldn't make any trouble .

thank you a lot

[Fiona59]

Apply the province of Quebec. French is the official language there.

[faycal]

thanks but i have no tendency to work in any country that french is the official language

[Fiona59]

thanks but i have no tendency to work in any country that french is the official language

Quebec is a Canadian province. Connect the dots

[amrone]

If youve done Nursing you can Sooo do ENGLISH. Its manditory almost internationally, and a definate resume perk.

[amrone]

You are NOT ALONE. others have made it. You will too.

[amrone]

Your medium of education is your strength, you have 2 steps. Take one at a time. Quebec though French is proximal to (Engliish speaking ) Canada and the US. Get a job there and then work on your English. BTW all your docs must be officially translated in English before you apply. You have to pass a local Board of Registration Exam to work as an RN. There is an application process and fee for each. Have not researched Quebecs language restrictions for registration (hopefully/luckily its French) I was a SNAI secretary (200+ students) and assisted my batch of 23 students transistion from Marathi/Hindi to doing the Nursing exams in English. Good luck

[faycal]

i have a couple of questions need to be answered in detail , could you help me with them as you seem to be have long experience , it would be pleasure of you if you left your email or something in a message . thanks a lot for interesting .