Thankyou so much for this video. I speak french, spanish and english fluently. I think i should try this one. Thankyou so much for this video. God bless you😘
Thanks for the informative video. Pls in regards to the scholarship for studying nursing in the university of OTTAWA. How can i apply for it and get a few more information about it. NB i speak French.
hey @Ada Canada i wanted to ask you that i took biology as major in my high school so we do not have maths as a subject in 11th and 12th class but i have studied mathematics till 10th class so can i take up nursing in canada ??
Hi, I think it should be possible, but then all this would depend on the school you’re applying to for nursing. The nursing faculty in the school will evaluate your transcripts
Thankyou so much Ada, I have a ten year old degree in Biochemistry already, and I want to switch to nursing, please can you guide me through on how to do the prerequisite courses?
Ada I wrote GCE where I obtained Bs in my sciences but my high school transcripts doesnt cover those science subjects because I wad an arts student. Can I still use the GCE to apply to nursing school?
Thanks...so nice and interesting to watch...I learnt you have to take a course first for 1 year before studying nursing. Is it the prerequisite in all universities you mentioned. Also, can a nursing student work while studying... Apart from Ottawa University, does other universities also offer scholarships
Hello, Not all universities have that as prerequisite. For example, University of Manitoba has a University 1 program where you spend 1 year taking general courses and then you choose nursing when you get to 2nd year. University of Alberta doesn’t have that option so it’s nursing from the 1st year. Yes, you can work part time as a nursing student, even as an international student, you can work while in nursing school. Yes, there are other universities that have scholarships for undergrad, e.g., University of Manitoba, York University, University of Calgary, Laurentian University, Memorial University, University of Saskatchewan, to mention a few. Hope this helps
I'm very fluent in French but my waec result and high school transcripts are all English results because I did my high school in Nigeria, so how will I prove to them that I speak French fluently
Hello Ada, thank you for this priceless information. Please I want to know, I was a commercial student and I've graduated from secondary school since 2005. Although I already have a degree in my field but I'm considering traveling and widening my future opportunities by studying nursing. Is it possible for me considering all these factors I mentioned? I don't even mind doing a 1 year prerequisite courses. Thank you.
@Hello Ada Canada, I want to ask a question. I have interest in applying for associate degree Nursing. I want to know the requirements that is needed for this program. I have no science background from my high school result. But I have bachelor degree but not in a science field. I was advice to take pre-requisites program in a Community College in Canada.i will really appreciate it if assist me on this. Thanks for your time.
Hi Amanda, there’s no associate degree in nursing in Canada. That exists in America but not in Canada. What we have is a licensed practical nursing diploma (LPN) which you can take at a 2 year college and then write the practical nursing license exam in order to work as a LPN nurse. If you wanted to become a registered nurse (RN) then you would go back to school to take extra courses to allow you take the NCLEX exam to become a RN in Canada. With your previous bachelors background in science, you can apply for an accelerated bachelor of science program in nursing which is only 2 years. But before you can apply for the accelerated BSc nursing, you need to take prerequisite courses in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, English, psychology/sociology. You can take the prerequisites at a college. It takes roughly about 1 year to get your prerequisites before you can apply for the accelerated nursing program.
Hello Susan, Yes, I believe you can apply for accelerated Bachelors in Nursing from outside Canada. You will just have to apply online like you normally would for admission. I can work on a video for this
@@adacanada the college does but my question is can I still do msc after my pgd and not have to like pay the full cost and I’ll only offer the remaining credit ??
@@orjiugojenniferihekuna8420 that will be up to the school/department to decide on that when you apply. The school/department you apply to for masters will look at your transcripts and courses and determine what you can or cannot get credit for. It’s up to them.
Ada God bless you so much for this information, am new on your channel. From the way you spoke , I guess you are a Nurse. Please I am a registered nurse (RN) in my country Nigeria, and which to continue same in Canada, but don't want to do a four year program in nursing, which program will you recommend for me. Thanks
Hi Ada thanks for this video, you just got a new subscriber. Please I have a question. Is it possible to study for a nursing degree if I didn’t have physics and chemistry in my result? I have Cs and Bs in my result biology, mathematics, English etc. Thank you as I anticipate your response.
Yes. But you will need to take physics and chemistry prerequisites at a high school level to get into nursing school. Once you have those prerequisites, you can apply to nursing school
Thanks for the insights. Please will you advise an internationally trained Nurse to pursue a 4 year BSC. in Nursing or a 1 year Post RN for internationally educated nurses?
I will suggest the 1 year post RN for internationally educated nurses and then find out how you can transfer your license in Nigeria to Canada and what the equivalent will be. Find out what requirements you will need to satisfy to take the NCLEX-RN exam in order to ora ti e as a nurse in Canada with an international degree. However, if you don’t mind the stress, then you can go for the 4 year BSc in Nursing.
Hi Ada,pls I’m an LPN in Ghana practicing buh I want to move to Canada n I was informed a student visa would be much easier.I’v decided to do a two years nursing course so I can start work early,start life n maybe do the degree too.is my decision advisable n if so which of the universities/colleges helps..any advice will be appreciated
Hello Freda, yes you can take the LPN route for 2 years, work for a bit if you wish and then get a BSN. Try schools like: Norquest College Red Deer College Algonquin College Centennial College George Brown College Humber College Lambton College Niagara College Sault College These are a few schools that offer LPN nursing programs. Hope this helps 😊
Yes they do. Seneca has a full time program at King campus which is North of Vaughan (North of Toronto). They also have a part time program at the main campus, Newnham, which is in North York/Toronto.
Sadly yes but if the school you want to apply to has a nursing preparation program then you can do that to fulfill all course prerequisite required for BSN
Hello Ada, I did health education for my first degree but I want to do nursing now, I want to start the application but my school transcript is not yet ready. Please can I go on with the application and is it a must I declare that I have done a degree before
hello Ada well done. please my younger sister is an oscillary nurse but wants to study nursing as an undergraduate please can you advise on total that she can apply in affordable rate. thanks
Hello Chinelo, Yes, you could try applying for accelerated BSc in nursing as an international student as long as you meet the prerequisite course requirements
Hello Ada. Thank you so much for this information. What about someone that already has a degree in vetenary medicine. Does that person have to go through a 4 year program to become a nurse or just take some courses. Thanks
Hello, you can do an accelerated Bachelors in Nursing. It takes about 2 years to complete and requires certain prerequisite courses like, math, English, microbiology, anatomy, physiology, and psychology or sociology in order to get in. I’m working on a video for that.
Do you mind doing a video for those who have a BS degree in a different field, but wants to come to Canada to do the accelerated nursing program. Please.
Hello Ada .how are you? Your videos r so informative .I am a nurse in Pakistan what should I study from Canada to be a LPN and what are the requirements?
Hello Saqib, Thank you! If you’re a registered nurse in Pakistan, consider applying for a bridging program at a college, for example, Fanshawe College in Ontario. In this program, you can take some nursing courses that will help you get into the nursing sector within Canada. It will give you an edge and enable you to take the NCLEX exam to practice as a registered nurse in Canada. You will also have to submit your transcript and certificate from your nursing school in your country for evaluation. The nursing board will evaluate and determine whether you can take the exam directly or whether you will need extra courses or clinical hours. However, it is easier to do if you’re already in Canada. So apply to a college, like Fanshawe College to get your foot in. Here’s a link to Fanshawe College Nursing Bridging program: www.fanshawec.ca/pt/bie2-bridging-internationally-educated-nurses
Hello mam , I hope you are fine. I have just passed my +2 science (without math) and now I am currently doing ielts. Could you please tell me how can I do nursing in canada since I haven’t taken maths .plz I hope you will suggest me✨
very interesting video, well done I have an inquiry I have an experience in nursing for 8 years with doctor without border organization in Iraq but, I do not have a degree in Nursing My main speciality is Laboratories where I have a bacheolar degree in Chemistry. I have a contract with Iraqi ministry of health to work as a nurse for 5 years. my question is can I work in Nursing in Canada ? Thanks in advance.
Hello, did you study nursing at any point while working in the 8 years period? If you’re applying to transfer to Canada, you will need to have a nursing degree (bachelors in nursing). Either that or you can apply to a nursing school. If your degree is in Chemistry, you can apply for something like medical laboratory science in Canada.
Thanks for the informative video. Pls in regards to the scholarship for studying nursing in the university of OTTAWA. How can i apply for it and get a few more information about it. NB i speak French.
Thank you for watching! Hope this helps you out there! Let me know what other types of videos interest you!
Informative as usual. Well done girl 👍
Thank you! ☺️
I love the way you respond to everybody's concern. Keep it up dear
Thank you so much, that was so helpful keep doing this please, it helps many people. You did a fantastic job.
Thank you! 🥺🤍
Ada you are an amazing hilarious girl. Your dramatic gesture stole my time and attention 😂😂😂 thank you very much. This is quite informative.
Thank you! ☺️
Thank you so much Ada. I would love to learn about the tuition deposit fee for international students of these universities
Thank you so much for this
You’re welcome ☺️
Thankyou so much for this video. I speak french, spanish and english fluently. I think i should try this one. Thankyou so much for this video. God bless you😘
You’re welcome ☺️
Harry Bruno can you teach me French please?
Informative.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing awesome Video. See you on my side - Ada
Thanks for the informative video. Pls in regards to the scholarship for studying nursing in the university of OTTAWA. How can i apply for it and get a few more information about it. NB i speak French.
Please do a video on how to come to canada and work as a midwife with diploma registered midwife in Ghana
i really like you video, thanks
Thank you
Can you please tell us how much accelerated nursing program would cost in Canada.
What about person who don't have any science subjects which school accepts
just found out that cape breton university requires a pr to study nursing as an international student😫
Ada Jesus !! U are doing well
Thank you 😇🤍
Can you make a video on nursing schools that are taking international students for winter'2024?
You really do a good job ..and this was really amazing..thanks a lot ..please how can I text you personally?
Wow I love the ottawa because I speak french. Wow wow.
Don’t miss out on it
Thank you ada for this wonderful update...are u a nurse or a student nurse in Canada?
Cape Breton University doesn't accept international student for BSc nursing
hey @Ada Canada i wanted to ask you that i took biology as major in my high school so we do not have maths as a subject in 11th and 12th class but i have studied mathematics till 10th class so can i take up nursing in canada ??
Hi, I think it should be possible, but then all this would depend on the school you’re applying to for nursing. The nursing faculty in the school will evaluate your transcripts
Hi dear. Which university or college doesn't require TOEFL?
Thankyou so much Ada, I have a ten year old degree in Biochemistry already, and I want to switch to nursing, please can you guide me through on how to do the prerequisite courses?
Please I need this information too. I studied Applied Biochemistry too 10yrs old cert
Ada I wrote GCE where I obtained Bs in my sciences but my high school transcripts doesnt cover those science subjects because I wad an arts student. Can I still use the GCE to apply to nursing school?
Hi Litil, You can use both to apply so they can see the science subjects you need took.
And if it can move form public health to nursing
hi am new am a secondary school leaver and want to study nursing so how can i apply for nursing course
Thanks...so nice and interesting to watch...I learnt you have to take a course first for 1 year before studying nursing. Is it the prerequisite in all universities you mentioned.
Also, can a nursing student work while studying...
Apart from Ottawa University, does other universities also offer scholarships
Hello,
Not all universities have that as prerequisite. For example, University of Manitoba has a University 1 program where you spend 1 year taking general courses and then you choose nursing when you get to 2nd year. University of Alberta doesn’t have that option so it’s nursing from the 1st year.
Yes, you can work part time as a nursing student, even as an international student, you can work while in nursing school.
Yes, there are other universities that have scholarships for undergrad, e.g., University of Manitoba, York University, University of Calgary, Laurentian University, Memorial University, University of Saskatchewan, to mention a few.
Hope this helps
Pls love CA u do a video for public health
I'm very fluent in French but my waec result and high school transcripts are all English results because I did my high school in Nigeria, so how will I prove to them that I speak French fluently
You take a TEF test and if you pass you can apply for it
Hello Ada, thank you for this priceless information. Please I want to know, I was a commercial student and I've graduated from secondary school since 2005. Although I already have a degree in my field but I'm considering traveling and widening my future opportunities by studying nursing. Is it possible for me considering all these factors I mentioned? I don't even mind doing a 1 year prerequisite courses. Thank you.
Hello Adetoun, what was your first degree in?
@@adacanada Business Administration
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@Hello Ada Canada, I want to ask a question. I have interest in applying for associate degree Nursing. I want to know the requirements that is needed for this program. I have no science background from my high school result. But I have bachelor degree but not in a science field. I was advice to take pre-requisites program in a Community College in Canada.i will really appreciate it if assist me on this. Thanks for your time.
Hi Amanda, there’s no associate degree in nursing in Canada. That exists in America but not in Canada. What we have is a licensed practical nursing diploma (LPN) which you can take at a 2 year college and then write the practical nursing license exam in order to work as a LPN nurse. If you wanted to become a registered nurse (RN) then you would go back to school to take extra courses to allow you take the NCLEX exam to become a RN in Canada.
With your previous bachelors background in science, you can apply for an accelerated bachelor of science program in nursing which is only 2 years. But before you can apply for the accelerated BSc nursing, you need to take prerequisite courses in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, English, psychology/sociology. You can take the prerequisites at a college. It takes roughly about 1 year to get your prerequisites before you can apply for the accelerated nursing program.
is it compulsory to attend U1 program in uni of manitoba? can i skip it ?
If they gave you admission into the U1 program, take it. It’s like your first year in university. You can’t skip it vn
Thanks so much Ada. Pls i want to apply for accelerated nursing is it possible to apply from Nigeria pls how do i go abt it
Hello Susan,
Yes, I believe you can apply for accelerated Bachelors in Nursing from outside Canada. You will just have to apply online like you normally would for admission. I can work on a video for this
Hi I'm from Nigeria and I'm thinking of studying nursing in Canada
Hey dear wanted to ask if I apply for pgd in a college can I still do msc in that same course, thereby saving cost for actual masters
Yes, you can apply for a post grad diploma if the college has your program of interest
@@adacanada the college does but my question is can I still do msc after my pgd and not have to like pay the full cost and I’ll only offer the remaining credit ??
@@orjiugojenniferihekuna8420 that will be up to the school/department to decide on that when you apply. The school/department you apply to for masters will look at your transcripts and courses and determine what you can or cannot get credit for. It’s up to them.
@@adacanada thank you ada 😘
Can I apply for nursing at 26 when I had my degree?
Yes
Ada God bless you so much for this information, am new on your channel. From the way you spoke , I guess you are a Nurse. Please I am a registered nurse (RN) in my country Nigeria, and which to continue same in Canada, but don't want to do a four year program in nursing, which program will you recommend for me. Thanks
Do you have a BSc degree in Nursing or is it a Diploma from a School of Nursing?
Hi Ada thanks for this video, you just got a new subscriber. Please I have a question. Is it possible to study for a nursing degree if I didn’t have physics and chemistry in my result? I have Cs and Bs in my result biology, mathematics, English etc. Thank you as I anticipate your response.
Yes. But you will need to take physics and chemistry prerequisites at a high school level to get into nursing school. Once you have those prerequisites, you can apply to nursing school
Thanks for the insights. Please will you advise an internationally trained Nurse to pursue a 4 year BSC. in Nursing or a 1 year Post RN for internationally educated nurses?
I will suggest the 1 year post RN for internationally educated nurses and then find out how you can transfer your license in Nigeria to Canada and what the equivalent will be. Find out what requirements you will need to satisfy to take the NCLEX-RN exam in order to ora ti e as a nurse in Canada with an international degree.
However, if you don’t mind the stress, then you can go for the 4 year BSc in Nursing.
@@adacanada oh ok 👍 Thanks very much
Hello Ada. Thanks for the video.
Please can I apply for 4 years nursing program with my bachelor's degree
Yes
Hi Ada,pls I’m an LPN in Ghana practicing buh I want to move to Canada n I was informed a student visa would be much easier.I’v decided to do a two years nursing course so I can start work early,start life n maybe do the degree too.is my decision advisable n if so which of the universities/colleges helps..any advice will be appreciated
Hello Freda, yes you can take the LPN route for 2 years, work for a bit if you wish and then get a BSN. Try schools like:
Norquest College
Red Deer College
Algonquin College
Centennial College
George Brown College
Humber College
Lambton College
Niagara College
Sault College
These are a few schools that offer LPN nursing programs. Hope this helps 😊
Hi this is the same route I wanna take.
Can we communicate
Hi Ada
Please does this apply to the accelerated degree in nursing
No, but I can look into that
Hie do they allow you to work and go to school at the same time
Yes you can.
HI there I would like to confirm that you have tell us latest update because I already make my choice according to your this video
As at when I posted the video, that was the update.
Does Seneca college offer an LPN and is it cheap?
Yes they do. Seneca has a full time program at King campus which is North of Vaughan (North of Toronto). They also have a part time program at the main campus, Newnham, which is in North York/Toronto.
I like iur video, so it means l can't study nursing without chemistry and physics bcos l only have Biology and 6 credits (commercial student)
Sadly yes but if the school you want to apply to has a nursing preparation program then you can do that to fulfill all course prerequisite required for BSN
Which cheap university can I study msc in nursing (mental health)? Pls help me?
You can apply to western university
Can u apply for nursing directly from high school
Hello Asante, yes you can apply for nursing directly from high school
Pls how much is the fee for Accelerated BSN program in Canada per year, and the affordable schools.
At least up to $10,000 CAD per year for international students if not more than
@@adacanada tank u so much for your reply is quite timely tank u so much
@@adacanada tank u so much for your reply is quite timely tank u so much
Am a registered nurse in Nigeria. Is there an opportunity for me to do just a top up program instead of 4 years course??
Yes. You could do a bridging program at a college before taking the licensing exam to become registered in Canada
@@adacanada hello, I’m a Registered nurse from Ghana, pls how do I get admission and write their license exams
Hi Ada please i did hospitality management in the university but i want to switch and do nursing.....how do i go about it....thank yoi
If you have science prerequisites like English, mathematics, biology, anatomy, physiology, microbiology, then yes you can apply for this program
Hello Ada, I did health education for my first degree but I want to do nursing now, I want to start the application but my school transcript is not yet ready. Please can I go on with the application and is it a must I declare that I have done a degree before
hello Ada well done.
please my younger sister is an oscillary nurse but wants to study nursing as an undergraduate
please can you advise on total that she can apply in affordable rate. thanks
Hello, please could you rephrase your question? I don’t understand what you’re asking
Hi Ada, can you recommend a school to study nursing with an HND degree
You can try colleges, like:
- Norquest College
- Northern College
- Humber College
@@adacanada thank you
Greetings to you..
Please what advise can u give to someone dat wants to go for student loans to fund his studies in Canada,?
Ask about the interest rate and if there is any grace period. Be sure the interest rate is something you would be able to afford after your studies
@@adacanada are der loans companies dat can give loan without interest rates?
Please am in ghana and am planning on having my degree in ghana before I get to Canada to work as a nurse can I do it that way please
Yes you can
please i studied microbiology b.sc want to know if i can do a direct entry to nursing in canada
Hello Chinelo,
Yes, you could try applying for accelerated BSc in nursing as an international student as long as you meet the prerequisite course requirements
@@adacanada thank you 😊
Pls how much does it cost to study undergraduate nursing in canada
It’s usually around $20,000 or more per year
@@adacanada what about undergraduate
University of calgary
@@adacanada what about undergraduate
University of calgary
Hello Ada. Thank you so much for this information. What about someone that already has a degree in vetenary medicine. Does that person have to go through a 4 year program to become a nurse or just take some courses. Thanks
Hello, you can do an accelerated Bachelors in Nursing. It takes about 2 years to complete and requires certain prerequisite courses like, math, English, microbiology, anatomy, physiology, and psychology or sociology in order to get in. I’m working on a video for that.
Please aunty Ada is this schools also for first year students 😊
Yes. You can also apply for 4 years BSc in Nursing
Please which university allow work study for nursing program
All universities as long as you have a study permit that states that you can work part time
Can tution be paid installmentally
You can pay your tuition on a per semester basis, but I’m not sure you can pay in instalments like some other countries
Please help me I'm about applying for a nursing program
Hello, what do you need help with?
Do you mind doing a video for those who have a BS degree in a different field, but wants to come to Canada to do the accelerated nursing program. Please.
Noted
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Hello Ada .how are you? Your videos r so informative .I am a nurse in Pakistan what should I study from Canada to be a LPN and what are the requirements?
Hello Saqib,
Thank you!
If you’re a registered nurse in Pakistan, consider applying for a bridging program at a college, for example, Fanshawe College in Ontario. In this program, you can take some nursing courses that will help you get into the nursing sector within Canada. It will give you an edge and enable you to take the NCLEX exam to practice as a registered nurse in Canada.
You will also have to submit your transcript and certificate from your nursing school in your country for evaluation. The nursing board will evaluate and determine whether you can take the exam directly or whether you will need extra courses or clinical hours.
However, it is easier to do if you’re already in Canada. So apply to a college, like Fanshawe College to get your foot in.
Here’s a link to Fanshawe College Nursing Bridging program: www.fanshawec.ca/pt/bie2-bridging-internationally-educated-nurses
Hello Ada… I’m dietitian in Ghana.. I’m interested in studying nursing in Canada..please how do I go about it
Hi dear. I want to do nursing. Pls which sch is cheaper
I can make an updated video for that
please is Ghana diploma accepted at Canada nursing university ?
What type of diploma?
@@adacanada Diploma in Nursing
Pls are all dis schools open for January intake
Application has closed for the one school that has a January intake.
@@adacanada thanks for your reply is they any University in Canada for January intake
Hello mam , I hope you are fine. I have just passed my +2 science (without math) and now I am currently doing ielts. Could you please tell me how can I do nursing in canada since I haven’t taken maths .plz I hope you will suggest me✨
You have to take maths. It’s a required prerequisite for a bachelor of science in Nursing.
Please I'm interested to study Nursing in Canada please
What is the basic requirement to study nursing in any Canadian nursing school?
Hello,
Your secondary school final result will need to show scores in mathematics, English, biology, physics, chemistry
@@adacanada Can I use a GCE result because maths and chemistry results were withheld for my set in school?
Or do I have to use the both of them?
Uottawa it’s good but it is involves francophone! 😅😅😅
Yes… that’s the only catch!
very interesting video, well done
I have an inquiry
I have an experience in nursing for 8 years with doctor without border organization in Iraq
but, I do not have a degree in Nursing
My main speciality is Laboratories where I have a bacheolar degree in Chemistry.
I have a contract with Iraqi ministry of health to work as a nurse for 5 years.
my question is can I work in Nursing in Canada ?
Thanks in advance.
Hello, did you study nursing at any point while working in the 8 years period?
If you’re applying to transfer to Canada, you will need to have a nursing degree (bachelors in nursing). Either that or you can apply to a nursing school.
If your degree is in Chemistry, you can apply for something like medical laboratory science in Canada.
@@adacanada
i really appreciate your answer and gave me time.
Thank you dear
Please what's your Instagram handle?
Thanks for the informative video. Pls in regards to the scholarship for studying nursing in the university of OTTAWA. How can i apply for it and get a few more information about it. NB i speak French.