CRNE Study Group for Internationally Educated Nurses

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Directions for Internationally Educated Health Professionals (IEHPs) is offering a study
1 P7 @. c( P' D8 R& Jgroup to assist Internationally Educated Nurses in preparing for the Canadian
Registered Nurses Exam (CRNE).
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3 ^, [5 B/ X3 DThe emphasis is on reviewing materials as outlined in the exam syllabus through a
, ^4 N1 z' B* N; `+ a' B, fquestion and answer format. Participants will become familiar with the learning
5 s. h, i! V5 E) l2 U2 kmaterial and develop test taking skills. The study group is co-facilitated by a Career
- V' ^4 @, O8 [  ^1 \; h; S! BCoach and a professional in the field.

To join the CRNE study group, participants are required to be deemed eligible by
College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA) to write the
: K; D( j- G! Y: G) NOctober 5, 2011 exam. Individuals who are completing required coursework and are
intending to write the CRNE, may be eligible to participate in this study group.
( o8 y& R$ J8 Y9 z. X2 p3 gParticipants must ensure availability to meet study group attendance requirement.
Registration for eligible clients is based on a first come first served basis. Since spaces are
- c& z( J& @' E5 T/ m/ d: ]& g* z! ylimited, early registration is strongly advised.
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2 L3 H" |7 ]0 E# x  b# ^Important note:
# E# e/ T5 G9 o' J4 x. mCandidates who live outside of the Calgary area may participate in the study group through
7 ~' m1 H1 T: ]* h1 K; n1 i1 Ateleconferencing.
Tel:403.297.2555
direc tions@bowvalleycollege.ca
www.directionsforimmigrants.ca
  I, l3 A- ^+ I" Z6 KMcFarlane Tower
" @/ X$ o& u, U- o1 MSuite 260, 700—4 Ave SW
Calgary, Alberta
1 b( d, k0 j5 n5 YDirections for IEHPs is part of the
6 ]4 s# V6 Z5 G+ qDirections for Immigrants in
' w3 J, {. i+ K0 \2 U, XTrades and P rofessional Careers
9 c6 G' w1 b4 c, ?1 qservice centre
* v* S) L* B) d- K3 a5 a) e3 M+ PTuesdays June 28—September 27, 2011
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
7 c* ], T) C3 w; m7 R% K# p: gThis service has been funded by the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada.