CRNE Study Group for Internationally Educated Nurses

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Directions for Internationally Educated Health Professionals (IEHPs) is offering a study
' y' X  c+ O5 D9 v+ ^group to assist Internationally Educated Nurses in preparing for the Canadian
Registered Nurses Exam (CRNE).
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/ p3 J1 ^" {( n' ^The emphasis is on reviewing materials as outlined in the exam syllabus through a
! P6 j. {! P3 L+ ^6 w8 k) ?2 X6 cquestion and answer format. Participants will become familiar with the learning
1 e/ _* w+ o7 {! H* s( P& L& p' dmaterial and develop test taking skills. The study group is co-facilitated by a Career
Coach and a professional in the field.
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To join the CRNE study group, participants are required to be deemed eligible by
0 e- ^) L3 M( N% O0 k( r. y0 GCollege and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA) to write the
October 5, 2011 exam. Individuals who are completing required coursework and are
; N- x% B6 x1 k% ^; Wintending to write the CRNE, may be eligible to participate in this study group.
Participants must ensure availability to meet study group attendance requirement.
$ n: v1 [+ ~- m, r4 vRegistration for eligible clients is based on a first come first served basis. Since spaces are
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& D# d& n4 N, L2 L) R! M- z: ~Important note:
Candidates who live outside of the Calgary area may participate in the study group through
teleconferencing.
Tel:403.297.2555
0 ^5 f6 F) F8 |- B; mdirec tions@bowvalleycollege.ca
www.directionsforimmigrants.ca
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# P3 r' U# {, ^* vSuite 260, 700—4 Ave SW
/ ]2 b) W9 W/ G+ M! J" k# \+ YCalgary, Alberta
: V0 U( w- u0 ~: R0 E( p. h/ O* V3 TDirections for IEHPs is part of the
$ }$ |; H, f7 v, H* ^: uDirections for Immigrants in
Trades and P rofessional Careers
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5 |. Y: i5 B* T; Q) BTuesdays June 28—September 27, 2011
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This service has been funded by the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada.