Nnas advisory report

Now that your NNAS advisory report is complete, follow the next steps on the College of Nurses for the province you wish to live/work in. The College of Nurses will determine if you need to do any further assessments such as; SEC, CAS, OSCE and if you need to take courses.

thanks dishes,

I am still waiting for the reply from CNO.

do you know how long it will take the process after register with CNO?

do you know how long it will take the process after register with CNO?

I don't know how long it will take, but I suggest you read the Fair Registration Practices audit reports that are available on the CNO website. I think that CNO may take months to review your application, they may require you to complete a CAS, it may take months to review the CAS, they may require you to do an OSCE assessment, it may take months to book the OSCE exam. Some IENs have described lengthy processes and their proof of recent practice requirement expired before they were able to become licensed and they needed to return to school. I think many IENS find the registration requirement processes and timelines confusing and frustrating, but some found the process smoother when they received guidance and support from the non-profit organization care4nurses org.

i get the exam from CNO please help me what preparation I need for that exam.

Which exam?

Jurisprudence

Did you look on CNO under jurisprudence exam study resources? There is a series of PDF documents that you can download and print, (in the past, pre-printed booklets were available for purchase, but I think only electronic versions are available for downloading now). The jursiprudence exam is an open book exam and you will want the resources available during the exam.

For tips on preparing for the exam, look on youtube for a powerpoint presentation by nursekillam, Jurisprudence exam; prepare to pass it the first time.

if i registered in another province then is it same ? i mean OSCE exam is compulsary in all regulatory bodies.

Thanks

OSCE is not compulsary in all provinces, some provinces do subtantially equivalent competence (SEC). Did you apply to another province and are they requiring you to do the OSCE?

Have you read the IENCAP-Participant guide? It is available on touchstoneinstitute ca. It describes what the OSCE entails.

Have you signed up to attend an OSCE information session with healthforceontario?