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The nursing associations in each province and territory establish the requirements for internationally educated nurses to be registered in Canada. The programs available to help you make the transition will teach you about the Canadian health-care system, help you with language barriers, and ensure you have the knowledge and skills required to ...
Start your nursing journey in Canada. Simple, fast and safe with the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS). An Internationally Educated Nurse’s first step towards becoming a nurse in Canada.
The Bridging Pathways for Internationally educated nurses (BPIEN) is designed to help internationally educated nurses (IENs) to bridge the gap between their nursing education and experiences with Canadian Nursing, clinical, and non-clinical workplaces.
How to apply. 1. Apply to Inspire Global Assessments (formerly NCAS) . 2. Appl y to BC CNM. 3. Final requirements. 4. Provisional registration and registration exam. 5. Practising registration granted.
The Bridge to Canadian Nursing (BCN) program at Mount Royal University provides a supportive educational environment for internationally educated nurses to build confidence and competence as they transition into the Canadian healthcare system.
The Graduate Nurse Internationally Educated Re-entry (GNIE) program prepares internationally educated nurses (IENs) for professional nursing practice and licensure in Canada.
The Post-RN International Educated Nurses (IEN) Program, which is approved by the College of Nurses of Ontario, is specifically designed for internationally registered nurses who graduated from nursing programs outside of Canada.
