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Thanks for the advice janfrn. I'll keep that in mind. I know it will not be easy as for everyone is, but I still want to take my chances and hoping for the good outcome for whatever path I decided to go. Just keeping my faith as well as my fingers crossed.

Thanks a lot Penny77. Now I'm trying to learn the basics of French through online and yeah it is hard. But I'm enjoying it (for now I guess) like the way I enjoy studying mandarin way back in college.

I'm confused with CRNE and OIIQ. If I am going to Montreal what exam should I take?Please advise. Thanks.

Thanks for the replies guys. Penny77 you really gave me hope. Can you please tell me the steps done by your mom to be able to get there?

hi guys. I passed the board exam here in the Philippines last June 2008 and no experience yet. Is it possible for me to me get hired in a hospital there in Toronto? What steps should I take? please advise. Thanks.

Wow thanks for that info lamazeteacher. I've read something about the Jewish General Hospital. 2 nurses have lost their licenses because they failed in a written French test though they are proficient with. I really like to work in Canada rather than New York but that French test gave me second thoughts if I will pursue working in Canada. The reason why I prefer Montreal is because my aunt is there and she can assist me going there. But maybe in the near future when I am already adjusted with the new environment I will try my luck in Toronto since you really gave me a good background about it. And by the way, with no offense it is Filipino not Philipino.

Oh thanks Be Moore. Your advice is a great help.

Hey guys I'm a new member here and I decided to finally register because I would like to ask for your opinions regarding on what country should I go. Is it New York or Canada? I'm a nurse here in the Philippines but no experience yet. My uncle who is a nurse in New York told me to take NCLEX so that when the recession is over I can go there. But I don't know how long will I wait for that. On the other hand my auntie in Montreal said that I can go there and work as a caregiver,it would be my stepping stone. Then when I'm already settled there I can take the CRNE so that I can practice my profession. But I've read a lot of negative comments about Quebec and I need to be also fluent in French.But going to Canada is I guess would be much easier than going to New York.So now I am confused on what to do and where to go. Can you please help me decide by giving your opinions and real experiences would be a great help. Thanks for reading. Hoping for your replies.