Master NCLEX & Nursing Exams with Expert Coaching

A successful nurse needs a blend of critical qualities, including empathy to connect with patients, strong communication for clear interactions, and critical thinking for quick decision-making. Attention to detail, adaptability, effective time management, and resilience are also essential to navigate the demands of the healthcare environment and deliver exceptional patient care.

Nurses face significant challenges including long hours that lead to fatigue, emotional stress from caring for patients in distress, and the physical demands of being on their feet and moving patients. Staff shortages intensify these issues by increasing workloads, while bureaucracy often detracts from patient care time. These challenges highlight the resilience needed in nursing and the importance of providing adequate support.

To advance your nursing career, consider pursuing higher education to qualify for advanced roles, specializing in areas like pediatrics or oncology to enhance your expertise, and obtaining certifications to showcase your skills. Additionally, aim for leadership positions to gain more responsibility and network with other healthcare professionals to uncover new opportunities and insights. These steps can collectively elevate your professional standing and open up further career possibilities.

Yes, it is generally required. However, some regulatory bodies might allow candidates to take the licensing exam before completing the IELTS or CELBAN, or they may offer waivers.

We recommend starting with a free consultation or assessment. Our team will evaluate your needs and guide you toward the program that best aligns with your goals.

Absolutely! We offer personalized one-on-one tutoring sessions with experienced instructors to address your specific weaknesses and help you build confidence.

Yes, our IELTS preparation program is designed specifically for nurses, focusing on the language skills needed for healthcare settings and meeting the requirements for nursing licensure.

Yes, our online platform is mobile-friendly, allowing you to study anytime, anywhere. Download practice questions, watch video lessons, and track your progress on the go.

Yes, our mock exams are designed to closely mimic the format, difficulty, and timing of the real exams. This helps you build confidence and familiarity with the test environment.

FBNPC INC is IEN’s #1 choice. We provide a one-stop solution to IEN’s to obtain licensure in Canada, USA, and Australia. Our services include but are not limited to initial application for eligibility, preparation for NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, RExPN, CPNRE, CELBAN and IELTS. We provided career counselling for IENs.

Typically, our NCLEX/RExPN/CPNRE course concludes within 90 days but there are self-study options available as well. It’s best to give us a call at 88838FBNPC (888-383-2672) / +1-306-316-0411 (WhatsApp) or contact us to confirm the start date or seat availability.

Our NCLEX-RN, REX-PN, CPNRE or CELBAN batches run periodically throughout the year. It’s best to give us a call at 88838FBNPC (888-383-2672) / +1-306-316-0411 (WhatsApp) or contact us to confirm the start date or seat availability.

The short answer is no. Although meeting English language proficiency is one of the must have requirements from all the regulatory bodies in Canada except Quebec. However, many regulatory bodies in Canada and US will allow either to write your license exam without the English Language Proficiency test or will provide an opportunity to get it waived off. Again, it depends on which regulatory body you will be applying to.

The short answer is no. Many regulatory bodies in Canada and US will allow either to write your license exam without the work experience from back home or will provide an opportunity to fulfill this requirement at a later stage. Again, it depends on which regulatory body you will be applying to.

For AB, NS and BC you can directly proceed to obtain licensure after passing NCLEX from US or AUS. For CNO and other regulatory bodies, if you have already passed NCLEX-RN from outside Canada then they will accept it as well at the end of the NNAS process. That means you would not be required to write NCLEX-RN for CNO anymore. ** Please check with CNO directly for any further changes in this regard. The information provided here is for reference only and may not be up-to-date.

Yes. You will still be required to fill in an endorsement application with the regulatory body where you want to transfer the license.