Rn in Italy become an Rn in Ontario

[Casoclinico]

Hello,

I am a Nursing student in the University of Bologna , Italy. Mine is a first cycle bachelor degree program that already allows graduated registred nurses to work without needing to attend further studies . I'd like to know what kind of courses are generally asked to international nurses to take ? Do nursing students in Canada use the NANDA diagnosis book ? And if anybody has any idea if Italian university Is considered for the accreditation at a good level.

[Casoclinico]

You can start NNAS as soon as you graduate. To get pr via skilled route you will need 1560 hours paid work which is the equivalent of 1 year full time. This link will explain the skilled route Who can apply: Federal skilled workers

Do you know if , when someone apply to nnas, they ask you if you want to go for PR or work permit ?

Thankyou !

[dishes, BSN, RN]

Do you know if , when someone apply to nnas, they ask you if you want to go for PR or work permit ?

Thankyou !

They do not ask, NNAS is only concerned with assessing your education and ensuring your documents, license and work experience (if applicable) are valid.

[Casoclinico]

They do not ask, NNAS is only concerned with assessing your education and ensuring your documents, license and work experience (if applicable) are valid.

Thank you !

[dishes, BSN, RN]

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[Casoclinico]

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 !

[Casoclinico]

You can start NNAS as soon as you graduate. To get pr via skilled route you will need 1560 hours paid work which is the equivalent of 1 year full time. This link will explain the skilled route Who can apply: Federal skilled workers

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 !