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Orofun1:
Dear Florence,

We have received your application, and thank you for taking the time
to apply to
Global Nursing Recruiters. Sorry for the delay in responding to your
application.
We have been traveling in Ghana conducting information sessions and
have not been able to review many applications in the past 3 weeks.
You have made a life-changing decision and you have chosen the right
company. Global Nursing Recruiters is committed to giving you the help
you need to see your American dream come through.The next step is a
phone
interview. What is your WhatsApp number for a phone call?

Please read the rest of the email carefully to understand our
recruitment process
and respond to us as soon as you can if you are willing to move forward.

Introduction to Global Nursing Recruiters (GNR):

Global Nursing Recruiters is located in Atlanta, Georgia, in the
United States.
Unlike many other nursing recruitment companies, GNR consists of a team of
experienced medical professionals and educators, including Nurses and Medical
Doctors who are dedicated to teaching you all you need to know in the
coming months
to pass the United States National Council Licensure Exam for
Registered Nurses(NCLEX-RN).

Passing this exam is the first and most important step in recruiting
you to live
and work in the United States. However, passing this exam can be very
challenging
for most foreign trained nurses. That is why GNR invests time, 4-6
months preparing
you for this exam. We use high yield resources and we finance you
through out the process to
see to it that you are adequately prepared before we send you to take
the exam.
We are the only company that offers this kind of intense exam prep
with a one on one support.
We are therefore proud of our 97-100% first attempt pass rate and we
intend to keep it
at this rate or higher. We also do not give up on our registered
applicants, and that also
makes us a special recruitment company.

Please visit our website to read testimonials about the experience of
other nurses with
our company.

The following are the steps in our recruitment process which can also
be found on our
website when you click on the " Start Here" button.

1- After a successful interview and payment of the registration fee, you will
receive an agreement letter from us to be signed and returned.

2- After receipt of the signed agreement, you will be sent our high
yield NCLEX-RN review
notes to start reading.

3- We will start your transcript evaluation with an accredited
transcript evaluation
company in the US. As a foreign graduate, your nursing school
transcript has to be
evaluated in the US before it can be accepted for an American nursing program.

4- You will subsequently be sent the NCLEX-RN review class schedule,
and you are
required to have a computer with high speed internet as classes will
be offered
online weekly with each class lasting between 2-4 hours.

5- After several months of NCLEX prep and assessments, GNR academic
committee will
determine if you are well prepared for the exam. If that is the case, we will
request that you apply for a visa to India where you will be taking
the exam if you
live in Africa. We will provide you with supporting documents for your
visa application.
If you do not live in Africa, you will apply for visa if needed to the
the nearest country
with an NCLEX test center.

Global Nursing Recruiters will finance your trip (flight and hotel) from your
home country to the test center to take the exam. If you live in
Africa have a US, UK,
or Canadian visa, you can equally take the exam in these countries.
GNR will finance the trip if cost is with GNR's budget per nurse.
If you live in the Caribbean, you can also take the exam in one of the
US Virgin
Islands or US mainland if trip cost is within budget.

6- If you pass the NCLEX-RN, we will send a request for your United States
Registered Nurse license to be issued. After your license is issued,
we will then
submit a copy of it together with an updated version of your resume
to our partner company, International MedLink to secure you a job interview
and contract. After you sign the job contract, your immigration
process will start.
The immigration process can take between 8-12 months before you can
leave your home country
to the United States. So please be patient during this time, and
continue to work as a nurse.


This recruitment process is tedious and requires full commitment and
dedication from you in
order to be successful. For these reasons and because of the large volume of
applications we receive, all accepted applicants have to pay the
registration fee of $515.00 USD
in order to enroll in our recruitment class. We understand that this
fee maybe too
much for you, but it is a requirement and it also serves as proof of
your seriousness
and commitment to the program. The fee is used to pay for your nursing
school transcript to be
evaluated in the US. As a foreign graduate, your nursing school
transcript has to be evaluated
in the US before you can be accepted for registration to take the
NCLEX and apply for a
US RN license.

If you have already paid for your transcript to be evaluated by an
accredited US
company, you will get a discount on the registration fee and that
money will also serve as proof of your seriousness and go toward
paying for your exam or
US RN license.

Payment can be made online through our website with a debit card,
credit card/PayPal,
or through a bank wire transfer. Wire transfer information is provided
at the bottom
of this email. GNR will sponsor you and finance all other expenses up
to when you
receive your US license. These may include but not limited to;
Examination fee, US state license fee,
your review classes, your flight to India or another country with a
test center
to take the exam. You will have no further financial obligations in the NCLEX
prep process. Also for your information our partner company,
International MedLink will
not charge you any fees for securing you a job contract and subsequent
recruitment.


PLEASE NOTE:
REGISTRATION FEE IS ONLY PAID AFTER YOU HAVE BEEN INTERVIEWED AND ACCEPTED
FOR OUR RECRUITMENT PROGRAM. ONLY APPLICANTS WHO CAN PAY THE
REGISTRATION FEE WILL BE
INTERVIEWED.

GNR DOES NOT SUPPORT US, UK or CANADIAN VISA APPLICATION TO TRAVEL TO
TAKE THE EXAM. THERE ARE EASILY
ACCESSIBLE TEST CENTERS FOR EVERY APPLICANT.

PLEASE STATE IN YOUR REPLY IF YOU WILL BE ABLE TO PAY THE REGISTRATION
FEE IF INTERVIEWED AND ACCEPTED.

We look forward to hearing from you soon.


BANK WIRE TRANSFER INFORMATION for $515.00 USD + Bank service fee

BANK NAME: IBERIA BANK
International Swift code: IBEAUS44
Routing Number: 265 270 413
Address: 2970 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30305, United States

Account Name: Global Nursing Recruiters INC
Account Number: 2000 180 1414
Address: 4229 1st Ave. Unit A-24, Tucker, GA 30084, United States.

Thank you once again for applying to GNR.

Maria,
Admin Secretary.

Global Nursing Recruiters, Inc.
4229 First Ave, Suite 24A, Tucker,

Blessingkwazie:
hello
good evening everyone..
please I am yet to write my IELTS on Feb 13th but I will really like to know the time frame this process of traveling to UK will take.
please and also is there classes for the CBT test or study materials available?
help a sister�

please I am still waiting for a reply on this

Blessingkwazie:
please I am still waiting for a reply on this

The time frame spans between 3-6months or more, it largely depends on you.
Also, I do not know of any class for CBT but there are loads of materials across various groups and some Recruiting Agents will provide you some.
First things first, concentrate and smash your IELTS, then you can comfortably approach recruiters/cbt groups for materials.
All the best!

Please has anyone recently been to Philippine for nclex? Please how was the trip considering the current natural disaster?

Misstoffee:
Please has anyone recently been to Philippine for nclex? Please how was the trip considering the current natural disaster?

No problem at all
I have someone that just came back from manilla today today.
Thank God she passed...

bns4eva:
No problem at all
I have someone that just came back from manilla today today.
Thank God she passed...

Wow congratulations. Thank you so much

Good morning everyone, I am a graduate of Human physiology, I want to become a registered nurse outside the country, what steps should I take about it.

tobyemmanuel:
OK thanks.
I have a friend who will complete her RN program next year. Now she's planning what next after the program. She's divided between going for BSN or working.
She doesn't want to work or study in Nigeria. I'd like to know how studying nursing abroad works and the process. She's really concerned about the number of years it will take. About working, I'd like to know how that works too including the best countries to go and process involved.

Conventry university, England. Yes she can work and study(full time)

Itsgrace:
Good morning everyone, I am a graduate of Human physiology, I want to become a registered nurse outside the country, what steps should I take about it.

First you have to be a registered nurse in Nigeria, before thinking of becoming a registered nurse abroad. OR you go to the country of your choice and study nursing directly. The invariably means you can't practice in Nigeria, moreover its super expensive

NurzCee:
Conventry university, England. Yes she can work and study(full time)

Thanks so much for this

tobyemmanuel:
Thanks so much for this

Glad I could help

NurzCee:
First you have to be a registered nurse in Nigeria, before thinking of becoming a registered nurse abroad. OR you go to the country of your choice and study nursing directly. The invariably means you can't practice in Nigeria, moreover its super expensive

Hi NurzCee,
I am a registered basic midwife that did post basic nursing program (18 months).
I already passed ielts and I am about to register in the NMC UK website.
Should i register as an adult nurse or a midwife or is it possible to register for both as i am a little confused ?
I will immensely appreciate your reply. Thank you

I have heard of ppl having issues of getting a job after applying as a midwife, midwives are not on the shortage list in uk, meaning they are not really looking for midwives

POAK:
Hi NurzCee,
I am a registered basic midwife that did post basic nursing program (18 months).
I already passed ielts and I am about to register in the NMC UK website.
Should i register as an adult nurse or a midwife or is it possible to register for both as i am a little confused ?
I will immensely appreciate your reply. Thank you

Hello house, please share NMC-CBT materials to help a sister in urgent need. I got NCLEX-RN materials for anyone in need. Just click my signature. Thanks

dora7891:
I have heard of ppl having issues of getting a job after applying as a midwife, midwives are not on the shortage list in uk, meaning they are not really looking for midwives

Thank you for your response Dora but that's not what I am asking.
I want to know if it is possible to register for both nursing and midwifery or i should register for either one as i did postbasic nursing and basic midwifery.
I don't want to make any errors whilst registering in the NMC UK website.
Thank you so much

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From info on previous pages, the UK only accepts a licence only if you studied at least 3 years for it. Moreover, Midwifery is more of a post graduate/specialist area so your 18 months RM certificate wont suffice for it. Register an an Adult Nurse

POAK:
Thank you for your response Dora but that's not what I am asking.
I want to know if it is possible to register for both nursing and midwifery or i should register for either one as i did postbasic nursing and basic midwifery.
I don't want to make any errors whilst registering in the NMC UK website.
Thank you so much

Hi NurzCee, I've both rn & bnsc from the same university, pls which of the certificate should I upload on UK nmc site. thanks

IyaEjima:
I beg to disagree with this info cuz I am practising in Manitoba. Even with the merger (which is only within one health region (and only in the ER and ICU depts which Nigerian nurses hardly go to) leaving other specialty areas in this region and other health regions free of this your allegation, there are still nursing positions open every single day and people are still getting employed. The college (and not board) doesn’t delay applications (evaluations come from NNAS by the way, You apply to the college after NNAS and people hear back from the college within 5-7days at the latest). People delay themselves because it takes them forever to come up with the exam fee, pick an exam date and prep for their competence exam. Need I add that many IENs are scared of the exam and spread rumours around instead. I remember people telling me it was the hardest exam ever and if I listened to them and prepared eternally, I may never have gathered the courage to write it. So please be very objective when you advise people.

Pls can i get in contact with you?

vickyehi:
sent

I need too pls, wajedora@gmail.com

ecstacy29:
The time frame spans between 3-6months or more, it largely depends on you.
Also, I do not know of any class for CBT but there are loads of materials across various groups and some Recruiting Agents will provide you some.
First things first, concentrate and smash your IELTS, then you can comfortably approach recruiters/cbt groups for materials.
All the best!

[quote author=ecstacy29 post=86089383]thanks so much.

please I will also love to get practice materials.
please post.

Hello Everyone,
Is there a training centre in Lagos one can attend to prepare for NCLEX exam?

hello, at what point does the NMC registeration ask for police clearance, NMCN verification and transcripts? is it after the applictaion fee has been paid?

Electroweb:
Hello Everyone,
Is there a training centre in Lagos one can attend to prepare for NCLEX exam?

yes. Destiny academy

The BScN of course...

perxie:
Hi NurzCee, I've both rn & bnsc from the same university, pls which of the certificate should I upload on UK nmc site. thanks

POAK:
Hi NurzCee,
I am a registered basic midwife that did post basic nursing program (18 months).
I already passed ielts and I am about to register in the NMC UK website.
Should i register as an adult nurse or a midwife or is it possible to register for both as i am a little confused ?
I will immensely appreciate your reply. Thank you

Register for "Adult Nurse", Our Midwifery here in Nigeria isn't really recognised there, unless you go through their own school of midwifery..

POAK:
Thank you for your response Dora but that's not what I am asking.
I want to know if it is possible to register for both nursing and midwifery or i should register for either one as i did postbasic nursing and basic midwifery.
I don't want to make any errors whilst registering in the NMC UK website.
Thank you so much

Are you male or female?

NurzCee:
Register for "Adult Nurse", Our Midwifery here in Nigeria isn't really recognised there, unless you go through their own school of midwifery..

Is there age limit in there recruitment?

idu1:
Is there age limit in there recruitment?

I don't think so, No

Abatemtem:
From info on previous pages, the UK only accepts a licence only if you studied at least 3 years for it. Moreover, Midwifery is more of a post graduate/specialist area so your 18 months RM certificate wont suffice for it. Register an an Adult Nurse

Thank you so much