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Tricitynews
Ludhiana 29th August:- The Kular
College of Nursing has inked a pact with a leading educational institute of
Canada, the College of the North Atlantic (CNA), for students of nursing.
The MoU was signed by Dr Kuldeepak Singh Kular Chairman of
the Kular College of Nursing and Trudy Barnes, CNA’s Vice President,
International Corporate Training and Continuing Education, today.
Dr. Kuldeepak Singh Kular said that this program would
give a clear edge to the nursing students from the region as they would be
trained according to the Canadian nursing practice standards and guidelines. He
added that the students admitted to this program will undergo a six- week
induction program in India and complete their degree at the College of the
North Atlantic in Canada.
According to Trudy Barnes, CNA is one of the
largest post-secondary educational and skills training institute in Atlantic
Canada, with a history dating back to 50 years. It has 17 campus locations
which include facilities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.
Elizabeth Vincent CNA's International Business Development
Manager, informed that experienced faculty from Canada shall be preparing
the students during the six- week preliminary sessions to be held at the Kular
College of Nursing following which the students will be eligible for admission
to CNA for the May session.
Dr. Kuldeepak Singh Kular said further that Nursing
students with BSc, GNM and post-basic nursing qualifications are eligible for
the program. The six- week program will be held at the Ludhiana campus followed
by the two- year degree program in nursing at CNA in Canada.
Parvinder Burn, Director of Canadian Immigration Centre,
who had facilitated the collaboration said that as per the current Canadian
immigration rules, after passing the two-year course at CNA, the international
students shall get a three- year work permit in Canada. The student shall be
further eligible for permanent residency in Canada under the Newfoundland
Provincial Nominee Program.
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