CANADIAN NURSING REVIEW-Advanced for International Nurses

June 6, 2016 for CNR Advanced

August 15, 2016 CNR (18 months)
October 10, 2016 for CNR Advanced

If you are a Philippine Registered nurse wanting to become a Registered Nurse or

Licensed Practical Nurses in Canada, this is the ONLY program for you

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
 Must be registered as an RN in country of origin
 Have a minimum of 1,125 hours of nursing experience or graduated from a
basic nursing education program within the last 4 years
 Minimum IELTS 6.5 overall for the 12 month CNR Advanced
 Minimum IELTS 5.5 for the regular 18 month CNR)
 Pass the School’s Comprehensive Nursing Assessment
 Pass an interview with the school’s advisor

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO ACHIEVE:

o Successful qualification as a Canadian Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed
Practical Nurse (LPN)
o Greater knowledge, skills and confidence
o Gainful employment as a Nurse in Canada

Reasons why you should study in Canada through our CNR Program:

 This is a proven and tested access route that will lead you to obtain a Nursing
license and be registered as nurse or practical nurse in Canada
 Free IELT’s review for our clients through our partner review schools
nationwide.
 Students can work 20 hours per week while spouses are eligible to apply for
an open work visa.
 The program includes a 7 months nursing review and related learning
experience (RLE) with role plays, plus 1 month of test preparation to ensure
you are fully equipped for the nursing examination.
 Actual work experience as RN which can be paid or unpaid being part of the
program.
PROGRAM MODULES AND DURATION

1. Canadian Nursing Review

6 months and 3 weeks
The student will need to have eligibility for their SEC/OSCE or LPN exam or NCLEX
or NCAS before getting to take their exam/workplace prep modules. The student
should aim to achieve an academic ielts scores of L7.5 R6.5 W7.0 S7.0, apply for
Nursing Assessment, then apply to the Regulating Body to get the eligibility.

2. Workplace Prep and Nurse Licensing Exam Prep (NCLEX-RN or CPNRE)

About 1-2 months. This is the actual nursing examination review.
The student will also need to have achieved their nursing license before they can
do the co-op work experience component.

3. The Co-Op Education Work Experience

To complete 250 hours RN experience (6 weeks approximate)

4. Leadership in Nursing
Students can continue working. Very often, the job that they are completing the
250 with is the job that they have secured as their permanent job. If they weren’t
getting paid for the 250, they will get paid once they start working there
permanently.
Leadership in Nursing can be completed online from wherever they are in the
country. This can be completed in less than one month duration.

Overall:
Since 1999, employers who have hired our grads before know that they are getting
int’l nurses who are workplace ready for the Canadian workforce.
The school will also guide the nurses through the registration process because that
is also part of help them achieve the end goal, to be registered and work as nurse
in Canada.

APPLICATION PROCESS:

1. Send to school the applicants CV proof of registration and ielts. Installment

1 for AMAC.

2. Phone Interview with the school representative. This would be scheduled

through AMAC. The interview would be conducted at the applicant’s house
or cell phone, but the school would communicate with AMAC to set up this
appointment.

3. If approve, applicant pays the non-refundable fee of C$300. They may opt to
pay C$50 first then they can take the online comprehensive nursing
assessment test. This further confirms their nursing background. If they pass
this, they are accepted. Then they can pay the balance of $250 application
fee and submit the enrollment application form and admissions documents.
They can also pay the full C$300 to save on bank charges if they wish to.
 4. The school will send us the invoice. This is the cLOA, conditional Letter of
acceptance that will detail the remaining tuition fees to be paid.

5. Applicant pays the tuition fee in full plus airport pick up and accommodation
placement fee if applicable. The invoice includes the homestay fee, medical
insurance, textbook/ materials fee, etc.

6. School will send us the completed documents for visa application. Including
the official LOA(Letter of Acceptance) and a letter of late acceptance, just to
address any visa processing delays that may occur. Total fees must be paid
no later than 30 days prior to the start of your program. Installment 2 for
AMAC. Start of visa preparation and lodgment.

7. Visa approval. Installment 3 for AMAC

WHY CHOOSE OUR COLLEGE?

Proven success rate: since 1999, more than 95% of our students who have written
the Canadian Registered or Practical Nurse licensing exam have passed. These
success rates have led many of our students to choose our College over any other
college in Canada.
Government accredited: The College is accredited and fully licensed by the Private
Career Training Institutes Agency of British Columbia. Our accreditation status
demonstrates to you our commitment to delivering quality education and service,
as only those schools that meet certain high-level standards are given Accreditation
status. This privilege also gives you access to student loan and possible funding
opportunities.

Education Quality Assurance: The College is also proud to be designated as an EQA

institution. The EQA (Education Quality Assurance) designation was created by the
Government of British Columbia as a seal of approval recognizable worldwide, with
its main purpose to act as an assurance of quality and consumer protection to
international learners and governments.

The College was created by a Registered Nurse: The College was founded in 1999
by a Canadian Registered Nurse, who is passionate about nursing and education.
As an RN himself, he was able to create, build and develop the College with the
firsthand familiarity of what kind of training Nurses and healthcare professionals
truly need in order to succeed in the workforce.

Comprehensive programs: We deliver exceptional programs with comprehensive

training that is directly transferable to the workplace. The programs include
classroom learning, hands-on work training, exposure to Canadian culture and
English language training.

Reputable Instructors: Learn from the highest quality of instructors. Our

instructors are health care professionals with highly esteemed reputations as
educators. Their reputations alone have brought students to the College, leading
them to choose our college over any other.

Specialized in health care: The college is specialized in training health care

professionals, both Canadian and International. We offer only health care related
programs and courses so that we may remain focused in this area of expertise.

Connections with employers: The College maintains solid relationships with

various employers across Canada’s health care industry. Your chances of securing
a job following graduation from the College are the highest possible.

An ideal location: Situated in the world’s most livable city – Vancouver, Canada –
the College campus is conveniently located 5 minutes from the Vancouver
International Aiport, 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver, and walking distance
to the Canada Line Skytrain Line, bus station, major shopping areas, dining and
recreation.

SCHOOL FEES for CRN Advanced (One Year):

Application and Nursing Assessment Fees C$ 300
Tuition Fee (CNR Advanced) C$ 15,000 (regular CNR C$20,800)
Textbooks and Materials Fee C$ 1,020
Optional Fees:
Airport Pick-up C$ 85
Homestay Placement Fee C$ 250

NURSING REGISTRATION RELATED FEES:

Assessment Fee is US$ 650
Regulating body Fee is CAD 400-500
Examination Fee is CAD 360

Note: Price list may change without prior notice