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Thank you for replying. So it wouldn't be against any study permit conditions to take two courses at the same time?

Hello, I am currently enrolled in a full-time program (W2020 intake) in a college in Toronto, with 2 years of study permit. I want to take another program in another college, it is part-time and delivered online. Is it possible to take two courses simultaneously?

Hi guys, So I have this one confusion regarding the requirements to get nursing license. There are expiration dates for requirements like evidence of practice and language proficiency. Say we fulfilled all the requirements and got our license this month but the language proficiency expires next...

Which post graduate did you take in Ontario? And did you apply for NNAS after you completed the post grad course?

Hi, from what I've seen in the posts of thia thread, it takes you two months to get your advisory report. I got mine in 2 months too.

Hi, congratulations on getting the eligibility! If you don't mind sharing, what was your NNAS report and ETP%? Did you get the eligibility directly from CNO or after you went through OSCE? For your safe practice requirement, I think it would be best if you enrolled into George Brown's bridging...

Hi, The activation link was sent to spam and I wasn't aware about it until some kind soul in this thread told me about it.

Hi, you don't need work experience to apply to NNAS. I applied to NNAS soon after I graduated and did not submit any work experience. However, you will be required to submit your work experience to the nursing regulatory body later while applying to them, after you get your advisory report. My...

Thank you SO MUCH for letting me know about the spam mail or god knows how long I would've waited for it! I got the same old, Non Comparable for RN and Somewhat comparable for RPN. I hadn't submitted my work experience.

Hi, thank you for the reply. I received my advisory reports for both RN and RPN on Feb 20. Wasn't really expecting to get RPN this soon! :D I tried making an account with CNO but I'm just not getting the authentication link in my email from CNO. Do they take some time to send the authentication...

Hello everyone. I began my RN application with NNAS back in July 2019. The status went to Ready for Final Review on Dec 2019 but they wanted some more documents from my college so I'm currently at waiting for required documents status, for a week now. Right at this time, I added RPN to the...

Hi, my application status also is 'Ready for final review' since Dec 2019. I'm assuming they will issue our advisory reports by the end of February, hopefully in the earlier weeks.

If I was in your place, I would go to nursing school because going through NNAS is not a sure shot way of becoming an RN, since you might be directed to go back to school by the nursing body at the end. But if you go to a Canadian nursing school, you'll directly be sitting for the NCLEX after...

Since I applied to NNAS two months after I gave the IELTS and was able to achieve the minimum band score requirements, I submitted the language proficiency test scores.

Hi, its great to know you had your report as comparable. Congratulations!!! And I hope you get your license soon :) If you don't mind sharing, may I know your ETP? I got 'Ready for Final Review' on Dec 20 2019. Waiting for my report.

Congratulations on getting comparable! If you don't mind sharing, could you please let us know your ETP% along with your theoretical, simulation and clinical hours for each subject listed?

Hello guys, I have a query regarding Evidence of Practice for CNO. As stated in their website, it says: "Evidence of Practice can also be demonstrated by: completing other nursing education within the past three years. This includes both theoretical- and clinical-based components relevant to...

Hello guys, I wanted to know if 'Ready for evaluation' is the last status update before we get our advisory report or if there is/are more status update/s. I've had ready for evaluation, for all my documents, since Aug 6th 2019. Haven't heard anything from NNAS since.

Thank you for replying, let's hope for the best *fingers crossed*

First of all, congratulations for not having to go through IENCAP! Secondly, could you please tell us how long had you been working as a nurse, as mentioned in your job experience letter? I am asking because at the time I had started my NNAS application, I had only been working for 3 months so...