National Nursing Assessment Centre NNAS

[mc_geh]

Thanks!! I'll get my forms ready and send it.

Yes that's the email address.

 

[adrihunn]

Can anyone plz tell wht does they mean by course description or syllabus... recieved message from nnas regarding the missing ... but whn enquired with my college they said they attached the course description (apprx 6 pages with the subjects dealt n the course)from the university ... as the whole syllabus is about 200 pages... does nnas mean that to b given to them.. or something else... please someone help me ....

Hey! We are definitely in the same situation. Do you have any updates or any plans on how you're going to fix this?

 

[GODWILLDO]

Hey! We are definitely in the same situation. Do you have any updates or any plans on how you're going to fix this?
Hii adrihunnn... nothing yet... if the experts here could suggest wht they did could be of more help..

 

[JWZR421]

If your school does have the complete syllabus (150+ pages) then ask from them and let them send it to NNAS with your details so NNAS can continue with the process. That should not be a problem if your school can provide the complete syllabus.

 

[GODWILLDO]

If your school does have the complete syllabus (150+ pages) then ask from them and let them send it to NNAS with your details so NNAS can continue with the process. That should not be a problem if your school can provide the complete syllabus.

Thanks JWZR421... yeah they have the complete syllabus from university ... will request them to do so..

 

[Nrsing3152]

hello
I have got my advisory report yesterday and it says not comparable.

 

[iblessed]

hello
I have got my advisory report yesterday and it says not comparable.

Hi when did you do your nnas application please?

 

[canada11]

Almost all of us are getting not comparable..few are getting somewhat comparable....It appears its just a gateway to start processing with Canadian Nursing registration bodies.

Can you please share your timelines..Specifically when all the documents were received by NNAS and they start reviewing ?

hello
I have got my advisory report yesterday and it says not comparable.

 

[bandy]

General-- 2 days.

hey there

i called CARNA today and they told me that my assessment has been done and i will get a letter. which is weird coz i was told that i will get and email. how did you get your results from CARNA? please reply ty

 

[Kittyceline]

Thank you. Much appreciated!

To the same where you send forms.

NNAS
3600 Market Street, Suite 400
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2651
USA

 

[JWZR421]

hey there

i called CARNA today and they told me that my assessment has been done and i will get a letter. which is weird coz i was told that i will get and email. how did you get your results from CARNA? please reply ty

After CARNA assessment, it's by post.

 

[mari joi]

After CARNA assessment, it's by post.

I got my CARNA result yesterday thru email.they gave me SEC and bridging as choices but the email doesnt contain the courses i need to take if i choose the bridging program. JWZR421, how did you decide to take the bridging courses instead of SEC. what should i do next?

 

[JWZR421]

I got my CARNA result yesterday thru email.they gave me SEC and bridging as choices but the email doesnt contain the courses i need to take if i choose the bridging program. JWZR421, how did you decide to take the bridging courses instead of SEC. what should i do next?

It won't contain the courses but given that you've been offered bridging, it consists of 10 courses including one clinicals. I choose bridging because I see it as an advantage having a Canadian education plus experience, given the clinicals. There is a big possibility the the hospital where you do it will hire you as soon as you become RN. Should you choose either, you email them back the form that they gave you. And they will send you a referral letter, by post, to be given to MRU to enroll for the bridging course

 

[julies879]

So happy we found this forum thread, it's exactly what we are needing!

My husband [a Canadian citizen] and I [American citizen/just recently became a Canadian PR] are currently living in Washington state and moving to British Columbia this fall. He has his associates nursing degree and has been working as an RN since August. He is currently finishing up his bachelors of nursing program and will have it complete by the time we move in September.

From our research we can see that the following steps need to happen:

1. Apply with NNAS
2. Apply with CRNBC

Since he is a recent grad [June 2015] and took the NCLEX, will he be exempt from the SEC test?

I read on the CRNBC website that for your application to even be looked at once it's received can be up to 10 weeks and then another 8 weeks for them to complete it after they have all the documentation. Is this a realistic timeline for a Canadian citizen who was recently educated in the US?

 

[canada11]

Provision 6 months for NNAS keeping in mind your all documents are ready.Just to give an idea how slow they are, it takes them just one month to open the received envelopes . for example, they received one of my document on 4-May so I expect that they will open it by 4-June & eventually decide the fate of received document by 4-Jul that if it is worth processing or not. Then evaluation begins which may take from 8 weeks to 16 weeks.

No idea about CRNBC as I will be CNO candidate. BTW CNO as well take 6-9 months to process


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So happy we found this forum thread, it's exactly what we are needing!

My husband [a Canadian citizen] and I [American citizen/just recently became a Canadian PR] are currently living in Washington state and moving to British Columbia this fall. He has his associates nursing degree and has been working as an RN since August. He is currently finishing up his bachelors of nursing program and will have it complete by the time we move in September.

From our research we can see that the following steps need to happen:

1. Apply with NNAS
2. Apply with CRNBC

Since he is a recent grad [June 2015] and took the NCLEX, will he be exempt from the SEC test?

I read on the CRNBC website that for your application to even be looked at once it's received can be up to 10 weeks and then another 8 weeks for them to complete it after they have all the documentation. Is this a realistic timeline for a Canadian citizen who was recently educated in the US?
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