hi! I asked NNAs about the content of the waiver and here is their reply.janelleangeline said:Hello Guys,
has anyone here knows the format of Ielts waiver letter?
thank you.
1. Better to start it po habang nasa Pinas ka para di na mahassle sa authorization letter and stuff.anjelscastle said:Hi good day sa lhat...i'm also a registered nurse dito s philippinesand currently on process ang papers ko for spouse sponsorship sana po my mkasagot mga questions ko,i will appreciate it so much po...thank you... And Godbless...
1. Will it be better if i'll start my assessment sa NNAS now that im still here in the philippines?
2.ok lng po bang to follow nlng po ung IELTS result?
3.Nabasa ko kasi somewhere na kung sakaling d mo nkompleto requirements within a year mgstart k nnmn ulit,is it true?
4.How much po ang bayad pra istart nila ang assessment,do i have to pay n po agad kahit d pa complete papers ko...
THANK YOU....
I was hoping to ask for a ielts waiver. I applied before the nnas was launched. So i contacted CNO directly to enquire the process of IELTS waiver and the operator said that it is mandatory for me to take the IELTS exam. But i hope this works for my husband who applied under NNAS.azia said:hi! I asked NNAs about the content of the waiver and here is their reply.
"Since you are applying to Ontario, you have the option to either send in your IELTS/CELBAN results, or waive/postpone the language requirement by writing NNAS a letter indicating that choice. This way, your Advisory report can be issued without IELTS/CELBAN results (knowing that Ontario will contact you after you sit for the Exam about their language proficiency requirement). If you choose to postpone the language, you must write a letter stating that you are an Ontario Applicant, and you wish to waive the Language requirement from your NNAS Application, your NNAS ID number and signature. Please send the letter by postal mail to NNAS, 3600 Market Street, Suite 400, Philadelphia PA 19104-2651, USA. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. NNAS Customer Care"
Hi sorry for the late replysushicat29 said:After the NNAS assessment.. you still need to send your result to the provincial regulatory body of choice which need to look into your documents to see if may gaps or lacking sa education mo. Then you have to comply with their requirements and if you need to go back to school then you have to contact the school to enroll.. it is a long process and I am still doing it after starting it at 2013, imagine 2015 na..
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 CELBAN na lang last March. What I know po sa NNAS if you are applying to CNO, the waiver po I think will just delay na magsend ka ng proof. They will still require it later on sa assessment kapag nasa provincial body na yung papers. Mangyayari po yata is isskip lang ng NNAS yung paghingi ng language exam para mas mabilis siguro process.Rhends said:So aabot ng $750 ung registration? Sana un nalang sinabi sa site nila at hndi sinulat na $650. Sobrang mahal... Can i ask? Hello, just want to ask if for example your education was taught in English, am i exempted for taking IELTS? And IELTS are meant to be submitted when you initially register or can you wait until NNAS assesses your education and determines if language proficiency testing is required? Thank you
Finish your nursing degree here in Canada..Ameer14 said:Hi sorry for the late reply
So ano po ang best suggestion nyo? Dto na lg po ba ako mag aaral? Or taposin q na lg ung sa pinas and mag pa assess dto? And kailangan po ba RN ka sa pinas? Or ok na ung degree mo? Thank you po