NNAS experience?

Gerly061007 · Dec 28, 2015

Non comparable for rn and somewhat comparable for LpN.

Gerly061007 · Dec 28, 2015

My course syllabus is in english.

maxxyuk · Feb 11, 2016

I am a UK registered nurse and was hoping to transfer my nursing qualification which is a diploma along with NHS experience to Canada. However I do have a degree in Podiatry obtained last year.... unsure what to do! As I am 47 years, visa applications have to be submitted before aged 50. Not a chance of understanding the very long process of numerous forms. Hadn't realised the process can take up to 2 years with no guarantee of my qualification being recognised or approved in nursing.

Silverdragon102, BSN · Feb 11, 2016

Which province are you looking at? There is no transfer of license just requirement to meet provincial college requirements. We haven't had many reply on NNAS experience. The few I have seen from UK nurses are not comparable to Canadian degree. Even if NNAS doesn't take long for most provinces the process is long and expensive

dishes, BSN, RN · Feb 14, 2016

@maxxyuk suggest you apply to be assessed for equivalency to both RN and PN at the same time, it will save more time than if you apply for PN assessment after you find out your education is not comparable to a Canadian nursing degree.

fly_heart · Mar 10, 2016

Thanks you all for your great and helpful posts , I was planning to apply for NNAS and start immigration process to Canada .

Now I am NO more interested about it . It looks like I am going to waste my time and money and bring my self a new headache .

Thanks again and god bless you all .

vanny_88 · Mar 16, 2016

Hi guys! Just wanna know if anybody here is applying to nnas outside canada? Well is it possible? So I would know my education status for them. Like if i wont pass their educational requirements, I wont be bothered to step to canada. I'm a filipina nurse working in saudi arabia btw. thanks.

Silverdragon102, BSN · Mar 16, 2016

Most applicants apply to NNAS outside Canada

tamiko17 · Mar 30, 2016

I got a letter saying that I needed to apply to one of the schools certified by the CNO, present to them the letter that they gave me, and go from there. I didn't get any information about how long it would take

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 30, 2016

@tamiko, are you wondering to how long it will take to a complete the additional education?

tamiko17 · Mar 30, 2016

Yes. I'm unsure of how long it will take and what's involved. I'm hoping its not an entire 4 year program that they are requiring

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 31, 2016

None of the programs are 4 years full-time. Look up the programs for IENs, some programs can be taken part-time and the length of time it takes to complete depends how many courses the student takes at one time. York university has a full-time program and it takes 20 months to complete. Many of the programs are competitive, it is in your best interest to apply to more than one.