Dear Kim,
Thank you for updating us KIM, sorry that I was not able to get back to you. i am happy to inform you that I passed the CELBAN on my 1st try last March 30, 2014. Thank you for all the help, inspiration and guidance along the way of my studying. So I am doing my assessment now with CLPNBC and CRNBC. Hoping for the best. Goodluck to all and never loose hope, loosers are those who just giving up easily. God bless to all!!!! Cheers!!!!!
Sincerely yours,
L
Dear IEN,
What is hope? Where does it come from? Why is it important? How do we sustain it?
I don’t really know, but I have been thinking about it all day today, with the first ever IEHP Hope Sessions. And I can tell you that by the end of the sessions, everyone walked away with it!
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Tagged CELBANPrep Speaking Mentors, CELBANPrep Writing Coaches, Hope, IEPC Hope Sessions
June 16, 2012 Global News 16:9 did an Encore Presentation entitled Disposable Labour about the true reality of coming to Canada as a Temporary Foreign Worker, or TFW.
It documents the excitement, the recruitment fees, the disappointment and the disillusionment, and the sadness of missing children that are still living back home.
High levels of debt, working illegaly, sexual assault and living in substandard housing were all issues faced by people who came to Canada with hopes and dreams.
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Tagged Hope, money matters, must read, Philippines Experience with the CELBAN, TFW
Hello Kim,
I’m from the Europe and I’m one year in Canada, because I have a work permit for one year.( until October 2012 )
In the Europe I’m a Regristred Nurse, but in Canada I have to do a lot of things before I can work in a hospital.
In November Last year I started with English at Global Village, I also passed the FCE exam; First Certificate in English.
On this moment I’m following a preperation course for IELTS, but this is sometimes difficult and mostly not medical related.
I saw on the list from CARNA with the required language that it is also possible to do the CELBAN test
What do you reccommend me to do, the IELTS or the CELBAN
Are there any classes which I can join or do you have more information about it ?
I don’t have a CLB score, but I will try tomorrow to do a on-line assessment.
I hope you have enough information about my
Thank you again
Greetings A
Posted in Employment, English, Enouragement, Facing Fears
Tagged CELBAN or IELTS, CELBAN Testing Centres, Enouragement, Hope, IELTS, RN process, Work Permit
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Tagged assignments, availability, CELBAN Listening, CELBAN Reading, CELBAN Speaking, CELBAN Writing, Enouragement, Hope, how it works, lessons, one-on-one consultations, practice test books for CELBAN, sample tests for CELBAN, study guide e-books for CELBAN, testimonial
>Dear kim
Thank you a million .I am full of confidence to pass the CRNE as i past the NCLEX. Although there is some difference between them ,i still thought i can make it .I have been working over 10 years as a registered nurse .i used to work in pediatric department for 8 years. i know the process of RN. firstly,i need to meet the requirements, then i could apply for the assessment. that might cost 1 year or more to complete. then i need to pass the SEC, finally, i could write to CRNE. anyway ,take care !
Sincerely
A
> hello, i am a license practical nurse here in USA, on my first course when i was in college i took french language class of 12 units and i passed it. as an LPN who wants to work in Canada, do you think i need to take the CELBAN test and if i need it is there a testing center here? thank you so much. God bless.
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Tagged College of LPNs, College of Nurses, Hope, inspiration, Live-In-Caregiver, Philippines Experience with the CELBAN, PR, TFW, USA
One of the best things about creating CELBANPrep is the wonderful e-mails I get from people living around the world. It fills me with delight to get these messages, many filled with gratitude, hope and ambition. Some are filled with dismay or disillusion. I am always delighted by the questions, spending time giving the best answers to my ability. Often I have thought, “I would really like to share this question with others. I am certain that there are other people that would benefit from reading this.”
Alas I have created Dear Kim, an intimate look at my inbox: a transparent look at my replies. Of course, in doing so I protect the identity of the writer, removing identifying information.
I hope that this glimpse into my inbox illuminates the darkness.
Sincerely,
Kim
Dear Kim 