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I didn't undergo NNAS for my RPN application. I was allowed to take the CPNRE after CNO received my academic amd registration documents sans employment papers.

Not yet. They told her that the process will approximately take 20 weeks but it's been about 6 or 7 months now. You're lucky to have landed a job in the medical field. I am an RPN but still has no luck in finding a job in the medical field. Good luck and God bless to us! :)

The decision will be made by the regulatory body, in your case, it's CNO. Based on my experience last year, I think you will be able to take the exams despite not having work experience as long as you are in the three-year scope of safe nursing practice. CNO released my assessment results even...

I don't know which particular exam you are referring to so I'll tell you materials I used for all my exams here. *CPNRE - NCLEX RN reviewers basically because they're all I have and I have no idea what materials to use *CELBAN - IELTS Cambridge materials because again, I have no IDEA about...

Yes, basically as long as you send them a waiver letter. The College (cno) will have the final say on your registration process - if they will require you to take courses or just let you attempt the exam with all your credentials and all and safe nursing practice. P.S. I am talking based on...

It would be best for you to check their website. If I am not mistaken, there is a self assessment part there where you can practice for the exam.

Oh yeah? I'm from Toronto as well. The exam was okay. Just focus on it and think about how expensive it was and how much longer it would delay your registration if you won't pass it on your first attempt. LOL. I was pretty nervous the whole time probably because I've had more doses of caffeine...

Can't register as a nurse after. Sorry for the confusion.

I actually didn't have much time to prepare for CELBAN as I was originally planning to take IELTS. I didn't want to waste more time finding CELBAN materials so I just used my IELTS materials for it since the exam was two weeks away from the day I registered for it. Listening, you just have to...

You will just have to send NNAS a letter for your request to waive/postpone your english requirements so your assessments can push through even without CELBAN/IELTS results yet. Moreover, CNO will not let you register unless you prove them your language proficiency. I wrote a letter to CNO (my...

No. Also, I think CNO requires IENs to have recent clinical nursing experience. You need to be registered before your three-year safe nursing practice expires.

You can take the exam but they won't let you register sans english exam unless you can prove to them that your place of work's primary language was english. I tried to have the english requirement waived as well but I didn't even get a response from CNO itself so I just went ahead and took...

I underwent the old process so it just took them 2 weeks from the receipt of my academic and PRC documents to evaluate my credentials. But I have a friend who underwent NNAS, her reports have been with CNO for more than 5 months now, still without assessment report sent out even with constant...

Deceiving nga po. Akala ko din 650 lang but when I paid, ta-da 700+ na. Ako po I had my first assessment directly to CNO for my RPN. I sent them a letter for consideration of my academic and employment as my proofs of language proficiency. Seenzoned lang ako. Haha. Di nila ko nireplyan ko I took...

1. Better to start it po habang nasa Pinas ka para di na mahassle sa authorization letter and stuff. 2. Sa Ontario, they allow po as long as you send NNAS a letter for it. 3. You have the option po to extend na lang the one year period rather than starting again. 4. Considered po yung start ng...

Suppose I have fulfilled and completed the requirements that CNO asked, how long should I wait for their response? I have passed the CPNRE, english proficiency and the jurisprudence exam. Also, I have recent clinical practice. I was wondering when is the soonest that I can hear from CNO again...

Is there anyone here who has experience in CELBAN or IELTS or both? I am weighing between taking CELBAN or IELTS. I'm not confident enough that I can achieve the band score needed for IELTS. So if there's anyone here who can help me out, thank you in advance. God bless you nurses! :)