Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Recently, some nurses residing in Canada 🇨🇦 reached out to me regarding how finding a job has been so hard.
The truth is that getting a job is a bit hard, especially in some provinces for nurses in recent times. I personally experienced this while searching for a job, and in fact, I had 301 applications before I eventually got the offer. The essence of the story is NEVER to give up.
Here are a few suggestions to navigate through the process of finding a job either as a nurse or other discipline.
● Make sure your resume has the keywords mentioned in the job posting. Remember that it's an application called ATS that scans your resume and cover letter before the hiring manager sees it. Once your resume lacks the keywords, then your resume gets filtered away.
● Also, you can do hand delivery of your resume to the hiring unit. Although some managers don't like this but others might pleasantly accept it.
● Try not to limit yourself to part-time or full-time positions only. Try a casual position, too. With casual, you get your foot in the door.
● Try applying to rural first. Once you're in, you can then apply as internal applicants to other facilities in the city.
● Lastly, apply to private nursing homes, supportive living, and long-term care. Don't just focus on a government job. Start from somewhere and gather your experience.
I hope this helps.
Happy New Month ✨️
Nurse O cares
#nurselife #CanadianRN #immigration #BelieveInGod
12 - 2
✍️ Let's talk briefly about studying in Canada.
PROCEDURE FOR STUDYING IN CANADA
● Choose a school, college, or university.
● Contact the school to learn how to apply and the list of required documents such as the cost to apply, tuition fees, health insurance, rent, language test, etc.
● Fill out the application forms for the school or schools of your choice.
If the school admits you as a student, they will send you a letter of acceptance that is needed to apply for a study permit.
TO APPLY FOR A STUDY PERMIT.
Below are the documents needed to apply for a study permit.
■ Proof of acceptance
■ Provincial or territorial attestation letter
■ Proof of identity
■ Proof of Financial Support
■ Letter of explanation
■ Medical Examination
■ Other documents
🛑 To apply for a study permit, you need an acceptance letter from a designated learning institution (DLI). A DLI is a school approved by a provincial or territorial government to host international students.
WARNING ⚠️
👉 DO NOT FALL VICTIM OF A FAKE ACCEPTANCE LETTER FROM ' AGENTS'' OR FAKE IMMIGRATION CONSULTANTS
*Disclaimer: I'm not an immigration consultant or agent. I only share useful information to provide guidance to people.
For more information, visit the IRCC website.
Follow for more information ✨️
Ig @o_funky1 YouTube Nurse O
5 - 1
Happy New Month friends and families. His face shall continually shine on everyone ✨️
7 - 1
This might be someone's golden opportunity.
Prince Edward Island is calling you. Employers who are hiring will connect with potential applicants to discuss job opportunities in person or virtually.
Link in the comment section.
The job offer is free. Don't fall victim to paying for one.
Apply ASAP and thank me later.
Good morning ✨️
#nurselife #immigration #nursing #studyincanada
4 - 9
WANT TO JOIN COLLEGE OF NURSES OF ONTARIO REGISTER?
BELOW ARE THE REQUIREMENTS.
■ Nursing Education- this can be met ONLY by evaluating your transcript with ONLY NNAS or NCLEX pass from US, Australia etc.
NOTE: with Nclex pass, applicants still need to do credential evaluation before registering with CNO. You can however be exempted from NNAS if you transfer your license from the state to a province like Nova Scotia first to become a Canadian RN, then transfer from Novascotia back to Ontario as Canadian applicant as against registering as an IEN.
■ Evidence of practice - must have at least 140 hrs of nursing practice within the last 3 years.
Also, by completing CNO-approved nursing program within the past three years.
■ Registration Exam- pass Nclex
■ Jurisprudence Exam- it's an open book exam with 150 questions to be completed in 3 hrs at a sitting.
■ Language proficiency- this can be met in several ways. See CNO website for details.
■ Authorization To Work- MUST have status in Canada before CNO can issue out the license. PR or Work permit.
■ Character, Conduct and Health- just Declaration.
■ Criminal record check. See CNO website for approved Criminal record check type.
#NurseLife #Canadianrn #immigration
3 - 10
Have you passed your NCLEX and are considering the best and easiest province to transfer your license to in Canada 🇨🇦?.
Find out in the comment section for the amazing recommendations.
Good morning all ✨️✨️✨️
5 - 8
What , then, shall we say in response to these things?. If God is for us, who can be against us. Romans 8:31.
May His grace be upon everyone 🙏
Happy New Month.
Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦
10 - 5
Do you need more information on how to get started with your RN licensure in Canada 🇨🇦 without going through NMCN, how to evaluate your educational credentials, provinces that you should consider, License transfer, immigration guidance, preparation for relocation, Nurses pay rate and lots more, kindly join the live session tomorrow as Yemi and I will be dissecting all you need to know about Nursing in canada 🇨🇦.
Link to join in the comment section.
5 - 5
In preparation for the upcoming caregiver pilot program, a pathway to permanent residence in Canada, I've invited Nurse Yemi, who recently moved to Canada via the current caregiver program that will be rounding up this month, to share her experience with us.
This is a session you must not miss. Come with all your questions regarding how to successfully navigate through the process.
Link to join the live in the comment section. See you all.
14 - 2
CAREGIVER PILOT PROGRAM, PATHWAY TO PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN CANADA 🇨🇦 UPON ARRIVAL.
This program is set to launch in 2024, following the closure of the existing Home Child Care Provider and the Home Support Worker Pilot programs on June 17th, 2024.
Through these new pilot programs, candidates interested in working in Canada’s home care sector will be eligible to apply if they are able to attain a Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level of 4.
The new pilots will also require that candidates hold the equivalent of a Canadian high school diploma. This will require credential evaluation with the educational credential assessment board (ECA).
Finally, applicants will require “recent and relevant work experience” as a caregiver and job offer for a full-time home care job.
More details are expected to be released by IRCC closer to the full launch of the new pilot programs.
See what you need to prepare for in the comment section.
3 - 8
Welcome to Nurse O YouTube page. I'm a Nigerian and Canadian registered nurse with over 10 years of clinical practice experience.
My aim on this page is to educate people on simple daily health tips to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
I also intend to inform practicing and aspiring nurses on useful career orientation