Let us not be too quick to judge the mother, how are we sure the the baby did not die before its dead body was dumped? Let's give it another thought.

Beem4cupid:
On your choice of NOC, 6551 will not give you any point as it is classified as semi skilled but 6314 can work provided your job functions is in line with that.

Okay. Noted
Thanks beem

shinarambo1:

You can switch to LPN. No worries, even Canadians change careers alot of time. You can't become a registered nurse with a 2year diploma. The 2 year diploma is for LPN. You can return to a uni for 4years BSN or go for the 2 years LPN and transfer for the last 2years of BSN at some Uni. You can also check out the after degree nursing programs. You might need some prerequisite to qualify for the after degree programs.

I really appreciate this response.
Thank you.

Good day All
I have been a silent reader of this thread and I must say I have really learnt a lot.
Thanks to all the gurus here
I intend to be in the EE pool before June this year
I am about to send my credentials to Wes for evaluation and take ielts by April.
I am married with 3 kids(5,3 and 1yr)
I m 32 yrs
Bsc comp science with 7 yrs banking experience in customer service.
Hubby has hnd accountancy with 7 yrs experience with insurance company.
My question is, if I finally get PR. Can I switch to nursing as I intend to enter the pool with NOC 6551 or 6314.
My plan is to do diploma nursing for 2 yrs and write professional exam to become Registered nurse.
Is it possible and advisable cos I m entering the pool with an NOC difffent from nursing. Hope it will not count against me.
Seniors in the house should please advise.
Dupyshoo, vcole and all the gurus pls help!
Thank you.

O Ma she O! May God keep and protect the triplets.

Naturally She's beautiful, but that third pic is just too disgusting.

I wonder this man will be able to take care of the twins.

Oh my God! So sad! May God Comfort the Bride.

@OP
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