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No. I think that should be sufficient The certificate will show these courses right?

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Hi. I researched this and here’s what I found For a BSN and Diploma-Experienced RN 1. Educational Credential: If you have a BSN from outside Canada, you will need an ECA to demonstrate that your education meets the Canadian standard. 2. Work Experience: Your experience as an RN may qualify, provided it aligns with the NOC codes for eligible caregiver occupations. 3. Language Proficiency: You will still need to take an approved language test to demonstrate your language proficiency, even if you have professional experience and education. 4. Certifications: While additional caregiving-specific certifications might not be necessary for the immigration process, they might enhance your employability and ease the transition into caregiver roles in Canada. Conclusion A BSN and diploma-experienced RN may not need to pursue additional caregiving certifications specifically for the immigration process, provided they meet the educational equivalence and work experience requirements. However, ensuring compliance with all requirements, including language proficiency and possibly provincial licensing or certification for specific jobs, is essential. For precise and personalized guidance, consulting with an immigration advisor or checking the latest details on the official Government of Canada website

Yes, it is possible for your son to join you in Australia after you have secured an unskilled job, but it will depend on the specific visa you hold and the immigration policies in place at the time of application.

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They are looking out for the courses you have done in your country to ensure it meets with USA equivalent.

Here’s what Google search gave : The Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS) conducts a Credential Evaluation Service (CES) for international nurses seeking licensure in the United States, including for the Texas Board of Nursing. Here’s what CGFNS looks for when they evaluate your school transcript: 1. **Educational Equivalency**: CGFNS assesses whether your nursing education is equivalent to an accredited nursing program in the United States. This involves a detailed comparison of the coursework and clinical practice hours completed during your education to U.S. standards. 2. **Coursework and Syllabi**: They review the specific nursing courses you have taken, including subjects such as anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, nursing practice, and specialized nursing fields. Detailed syllabi or course descriptions may be required to evaluate the content and rigor of your education. 3. **Clinical Hours**: CGFNS evaluates the clinical practice hours you completed during your training. They ensure that you have sufficient hands-on clinical experience in various nursing fields, such as medical-surgical, pediatric, psychiatric, obstetric, and community health nursing. 4. **Institution Accreditation**: The evaluation includes verifying that your nursing school and the program you completed were accredited or recognized by the appropriate educational authorities in your home country. 5. **Transcripts Authenticity**: CGFNS ensures that your transcripts are authentic and have been sent directly from your educational institution. They may also check for any discrepancies or irregularities in the documentation. 6. **English Language Proficiency**: For non-native English speakers, CGFNS often requires proof of English language proficiency. This might include passing scores from standardized tests like TOEFL or IELTS. 7. **Licensure Requirements**: They assess whether you meet the licensure requirements of the Texas Board of Nursing, including any specific educational or examination prerequisites. The goal of this evaluation is to ensure that international nurses have the appropriate education and training to meet the standards required for safe and effective nursing practice in Texas. For more detailed information, you can refer to the [CGFNS Official Website](www.cgfns.org) and the [Texas Board of Nursing](www.bon.texas.gov).

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35 hours of CPD from .online learning .Course Physical attendance .Independent learning However, 20 hours must be participatory learning. Hope this helps

Based on my research, because you will get PR on arrival, you can change employers at any time, provided you continue to work in an eligible caregiving position if you wish to fulfill any conditions related to your job offer or maintain your career in caregiving.

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Hi. Check your Time zone and that of TBON so that you call their office line around their opening times and speak with them, let them know you are following up with them regarding updating your CES report from CGFNS. Their staff should be able to sort this for you. Then, go ahead and take your NJ Exam. It is only when all your documents are ticked ☑️ that the system will allow you to register for the NCLEX. I hope this helps

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Hi fellow alumna. You can go in any order but WES would be a great idea to start you get the time for your credential evaluation

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Hi, at least the basic ones like First Aid and CPR. I have also searched online and here’s the response I found: ⬇️ Internationally trained nurses (ITNs) typically have a strong background in healthcare and caregiving, which can make them well-suited for the Canada Caregiver Pilot Programme. However, there are some key considerations and additional steps they may need to take: 1. **Credential Assessment and Recognition:** - ITNs should have their credentials assessed by recognized agencies such as World Education Services (WES) or International Credential Evaluation Service (ICES). - Ensure their nursing qualifications are recognized and meet the Canadian standards for caregiving roles. 2. **Relevant Courses:** - Even with a nursing background, ITNs may need to take specific courses to align their skills with Canadian standards for caregiving, particularly in home settings. - Courses in Canadian-specific healthcare practices, child development, elderly care, and home support might still be beneficial. 3. **Licensing and Certification:** - Depending on the province or territory, ITNs might need to get additional certifications or licenses, especially if they intend to work in roles that require specific healthcare skills. - For caregiving roles, this may include courses or certification in Home Support Worker, Early Childhood Education, or Personal Support Worker. 4. **Language Proficiency:** - Proficiency in English or French is crucial. ITNs might need to take language courses or exams like IELTS or TEF to meet the language requirements. 5. **Additional Training:** - First Aid and CPR certification, if not already obtained. - Courses in communication skills, cultural competence, and Canadian healthcare standards can be valuable. 6. **Work Experience:** - Documented work experience in nursing or caregiving roles will be important. - Gaining Canadian work experience, if possible, can further strengthen their application. While internationally trained nurses have a solid foundation, they should ensure their qualifications are aligned with the specific requirements of the Canada Caregiver Pilot Programme. Taking additional courses in child care, home support, and relevant certifications can enhance their application and better prepare them for caregiving roles in Canada.

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Hello. Could you please tell me where I find this option for the courses? I mean Alison. Thank you

Yes, the Canada Caregiver Pilot Program does allow for the employment of caregivers from outside Canada. The program is designed to help families in Canada hire foreign caregivers for children, elderly persons, or individuals with high medical needs when qualified Canadian citizens or permanent residents are not available.

@UcheAgoh please sorry for inconveniecing you. Which of the province in Canada do you reside? Can you please give me your email address for personal discussion with you? I am Idoma but live in Jamaica. Thanks God bless you

Hi dear. Evaluate your Degree Certificate and if the form gives you the option to add the other health courses then please do.

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Yes as long as you meet the eligibility requirements. These requirements can be found here czcams.com/users/liveu08hcA5IuBE?si=nF9jfujOxIAo59V5 OR check IRCC website

Hi dear. After getting the requirements, wait for the pilot program application to open. Sometime. Around September to December this year

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Hi there. is this for the program explained in this video?

Hi dear. The Learners verification is a proof but may not be so official to provide

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