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Casoclinico

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  1. Yes I asked to a college offering bridging for IEN ,mouth they couldn't give information on how to obtain the student visa . This seems odd because, I think, it is required an admission letter form the college in question , to submit to CIC. May I ask if you know anything about how to obtain a student visa ? I am graduating in one month. I am really uncertain and confused regarding the priority of each step, if the PR one first ( which need a Comparable degree, so it couldn't come first ..) or others Thankyou very much for your reply
  2. Hello, May I ask if you know about another criteria, regarding the skilled Route, apart from the 1560 hours of paied work, the ‘ valid degree ‘ one. Because the whole point of the NNAS and the exams and CNO is to get the degree comparable ( through bridging programs in my case ) so, valid. While the PR route, needed for attending several bridging programs, requires , among the eligibility criteria, the valid degree equal to the Canadian system ! It appears confusing , I may not be enough informed. Thank you in advance !
  3. Hello, May I ask if you know about another criteria, regarding the skilled Route, apart from the 1560 hours of paied work, the ‘ valid degree ‘ one. Because the whole point of the NNAS and the exams and CNO is to get the degree comparable ( through bridging programs in my case ) so, valid. While the PR route, needed for attending several bridging programs, requires , among the eligibility criteria, the valid degree equal to the Canadian system ! It appears confusing , I may not be enough informed. Thank you in advance !
  4. Thankyou for your reply . Yes , I did . It seems that it's asked for the PR pathway for a valid job offer as well for the degree being equal to the Canadian one. Meeting both of these requirement need PR or work permit . Many school or centers giving bridging programs need a PR status . So I am really confused. I'd really need to know how could it be possibile, if anyone experienced it .
  5. Hello , I'd like to know how is it possibile to get a PR being an international nurse with 1 year experience ( on of the minimum requierment ). To attend any bridging program for IENs it's required a PR or work permit . If for having a PR is required a job offer, and for workign as a nurse or attending bridging courses for nursing is required the PR, how can one obtain an immigration status for doing any of these ? Thank you
  6. La ringrazio. Crepi ! Can I also ask if your nurisng degree resulted comparable or non comparable ? Mine is form university of Bologna , I don't know if there's any change throughout nurisng university in Italy. Were You asked to get additional courses in order to compensate the eventual gap existing ? What about the immigration process , did you get through the work visa one or pr? Thank you a lot in advance !
  7. Thank you! I'm pretty sure it's not comparable . I hoped in being so partially. Yes case by case.
  8. Hello! I was wondering if there is someone knowing if the nursing degree in Italy is closer to a Rn degree in Canada or a RPN ? The length of the university degree program is 3 years. Thank you
  9. Do you know if , when someone apply to nnas, they ask you if you want to go for PR or work permit ? Thankyou !
  10. Yes, I understand this . Is so high the chance of ending up that way. At this view of facts , We are willing to wait living apart for few more years . Yes now first thing I do right after graduation is finding a full time nurisng job Here! I may start nnas process after one year work experience, and working while waiting , so they may turn to 2 years . Thank you ! I don't know how I can express how much thankful I am for all the time and patience you have.
  11. Excuse me , can I ask if you have it clear if, after having worked 2 years as RN in Italy, so started the NNAS process , just later , last step , after all potential steps such as IEncap , bridging, Nclex, just now apply for pr in order to get registred ? But how is it possibile to be accepted to any bridging program if one does not posses any work permit or study one or pr? This is quite confusing to me. When first applying to NNAS is it mandatory I mean at that moment we have to choose if permanent or temporary permit ? Thanks a lot again
  12. What do you mean ? Further studies on nursing in Germany ? I have heard nurisng in Germany is a lower profile job with less autonomy than nurisng in Italy .
  13. I will get that for sure . Yea it needs a lot of practice on clinical cases and focused assessment. Can I ask what nurisng students in Canada do during their internship in autonomy? Is there any activity are they are not allowed to perform ? How many hours of work during an intern training a day they practice ? They follow the shifts of one nurse they follow too? Here internship is as you really work as a nurse but actually do a lot of physical performance, since the first year. The assessment is general here , I saw in Canada is much mroe specific

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