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Part time evening weekend School

Does anyone know of a nursing program that offers part time evening weekend courses?

I want to go back to school for nursing but unfortunately I will have to work FT.

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    What province are you in?

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    Ontario- Greater Toronto Area

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    Are you looking for RN or RPN

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    RPN... Im assuming RN isnt offered on a part time basis.

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    Have you checked George Brown? I went part time to Georgian College but they are north of the city.

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    Thanks :)I will do that... Is it offered during evenings?

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    Hmmm george brown doesnt seem to offer part time

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    Georgian has a part time program but clinicals are still during the day.

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    Both Humber and Seneca have had part time PN students, who worked full time up until they did their final clinical placement.

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    The Georgian program was part time so the clinicals were only 1-2 days a week so I managed to keep working.

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    Humber has a part-time practical nursing program. (Accepted and attending Sept2016).

    I believe the format is 2 evenings a week (6pm-9/10pm) and then in 2nd year Sunday/Monday for clinical placements and 1 evening a week.

    The program takes 3 years to complete and then you do a 4 month final placement FULLTIME at the end.

    GOOD LUCK !

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