Nurse Rachael TV

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03/02/2026

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03/02/2026

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Priorities? Let’s talk about it 👇🏽Your ECA expires after 5 years.Your IELTS/TEF expires after 2 years.Now by simple comm...
03/02/2026

Priorities? Let’s talk about it 👇🏽

Your ECA expires after 5 years.
Your IELTS/TEF expires after 2 years.

Now by simple common sense calculation which one should you do first?

Exactly.

Start with your ECA.

Why? Because it lasts longer. You can get it done, keep it safe, and focus fully on preparing for your language exam without worrying about time running out.

I’ve seen people rush to write IELTS, get a good score, then life happens and before they know it, two years are gone and they’re rewriting again. That can be avoided with proper planning.

Immigration is not just about documents. It’s about strategy.

Be intentional.
Plan smart.
Move wisely.

Sometimes the difference between progress and frustration is simply knowing what to do first.

If you’re preparing for IELTS General and immigration is part of your goal, this is something you really want to keep in...
03/02/2026

If you’re preparing for IELTS General and immigration is part of your goal, this is something you really want to keep in mind 👇🏽

Scoring at least 8 in Listening and 7 in the other modules (Reading, Writing, and Speaking) can significantly increase your CRS score.

That’s CLB 9 and trust me, it makes a big difference.

A lot of people write IELTS just to pass,but if you’re aiming for Express Entry, strategy matters. Those extra few points can be the gap between waiting and receiving good news.

I know preparing for IELTS while working, raising kids, or handling life can feel overwhelming (I’ve been there). But if you’re going to do it, do it intentionally. Aim higher than the minimum.

Don’t just sit the exam prepare for it like your score matters. Because it does.

Keep this in mind while studying. You’re not just writing a test you’re positioning yourself for more opportunities.

Some days start fast, some start slow but every new day is another chance to try again. Take it one step at a time. You’...
03/02/2026

Some days start fast, some start slow but every new day is another chance to try again. Take it one step at a time. You’re doing better than you think.

02/28/2026

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To practise as a Public Health Nurse (PHN) in Canada, here’s a clear step-by-step guide to help you understand the proce...
02/28/2026

To practise as a Public Health Nurse (PHN) in Canada, here’s a clear step-by-step guide to help you understand the process:

1. Become a Registered Nurse (RN) in Canada

Public health nursing requires you to first be licensed as an RN.
You must register with the nursing regulatory body in the province where you plan to work (for example, the College of Nurses of Ontario in Ontario or the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta in Alberta).

If you studied outside Canada:
• Get your credentials assessed.
• Apply through the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS).
• Complete any additional requirements given by the provincial regulator.

2. Pass the NCLEX-RN

After meeting eligibility requirements, you’ll write the NCLEX-RN exam to become licensed as an RN.

3. Gain Nursing Experience

Most public health positions require:
• 1–2 years of clinical nursing experience (community, maternal-child, or acute care can help).
• Strong assessment, communication, and health promotion skills.

4. Consider Additional Education

Some provinces or employers prefer
• A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) if you don’t already have one.
• A certificate or additional courses in public health or community health nursing.
• In some cases, a Master of Public Health (MPH) can be an advantage.

5. Apply for Public Health Nurse Roles

Public health nurses usually work with
• Provincial health services
• Community health units
• Schools
• Immunization programs
• Maternal and child health programs

These roles focus on prevention, health education, immunizations, home visits, and community outreach not just bedside care.

6. Maintain Your License

Keep your RN license active by:
• Completing continuing education
• Renewing annually with your provincial regulator

If you’re planning to practise in Canada, one important step is getting your degree evaluated. You can use organizations...
02/28/2026

If you’re planning to practise in Canada, one important step is getting your degree evaluated. You can use organizations like World Education Services (WES) or International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) for your credential assessment.

Once you arrive in Canada, the next step is applying for your provincial license. Each province has its own regulatory body, so make sure you check the specific requirements for where you plan to settle.

Take it one step at a time. The process may feel like a lot in the beginning, but with the right information and patience, it becomes clearer. You’ve already come this far keep going. 🙏

02/27/2026

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If you have a diploma in Nursing or Midwifery, please be careful where you do your credential evaluation.From experience...
02/27/2026

If you have a diploma in Nursing or Midwifery, please be careful where you do your credential evaluation.

From experience, WES may assess it as three and a half years of hospital training,which might not reflect the full value of your qualification.

You may want to consider other evaluation bodies like ICES, ICAS, or IQAS instead. Many people have found their assessments more aligned with their actual training.

Always research well before submitting your documents so you can choose the option that works best for your goals.

Go gently, go steadily progress is still progress.
02/27/2026

Go gently, go steadily progress is still progress.

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