is there an NCLEX in Subic, Philippines?
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Go to Phillipines Tourism Board but i am not too sure about the website.
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The FCC (in the U.S.) has a home study course.  It isn't based in the Philippines, but since it is home study, you should be able to do it anywhere.\n\nhttp://www.avionics.com/www/books/fccLicense.html\n\nIt costs $189, which should be about 10,000 pesos.
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Looks like there are many, please check out the search link;\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2005-38,GGLR:en&q=hospitals+in+NC+that+offer+nursing+programs+and+that+will+pay+for+tuition
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in the Philippines???
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You already know what you have to do; you said it in your answer.  Find the Philipine Embassy or Consolate in the country where you are at present.  They will have the answers you seek, as well as all the correct paperwork. Good luck.
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try this online search in stores in the Philippines........http://www.eyp.ph
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Competitive enough?  Umm do you mean "competent" enough as in they have the brains/intellect to be nurses?  Christ the spelling on this website is atrocious.  Is it me, or do only the morons come here and type in illiterate abortions of English?  \n\nMy experience shows that Filipino nurses are competent.  There's always a bad apple in the bunch.  Of course there will be dipsh*ts who somehow passed their nursing board test.  I've only run into a few bad Filipino nurses.  There are crappy nurses everywhere of all races, colors, etc.  It's not right to single this group out.  However, I feel that they should improve on their language skills of English if they want to work in the States.  It does frustrate patients and can potentially be dangerous, especially w/ medications that sound and are spelled alike.
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here is the website:\nhttp://www.ineed2know.org/us-visa.htm?referrer=adwords&kw=us%20embassy%20visa%20form&gclid=CJfiyoTZ5IUCFQshHgod0FskQw\n\nhttp://www.usembassyguide.com/philippines.html\n\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwhmain.html
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Hi... I am a graduate of PLM Batch 96. You won't be a paying student if you live within Metro Manila even if you came  from a private school. No, you can't study there if you fail the entrance exam.
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http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/
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http://www.tiresias.org/agencies/countries_p/philippines.htm#philippines\n\nhttp://www.oraldeafed.org/schools/johntracy/print.html (supports families in the Phillipines)
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Go to the The Economist website (www.economist.com) and pick the Philippines under country briefings. (It's on the sidebar). It should have everything you need. The CIA World Factbook and U.S. State Department websites also have good information and are easy to find on google.
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Yes...there's one..\n\nJapanese International School @ Saujana (near Saujana Golf & Country Resort), Shah Alam.
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Yes, it is. You could also try, Starlim Interntaional Inlingua New Delhi-International Institute of Languages
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Here is the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) website.\nhttp://www.ncsbn.org/\n\nTheir PDF document on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses.\nhttp://www.ncsbn.org/pdfs/PN_test_plan_05_Web.pdf\n\nTheir PDF NCLEX fact sheet.\nhttp://www.ncsbn.org/pdfs/NCLEX_fact_sheet.pdf\n\nMore can be found on the NCSBN website noted above.
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Just go to search: indonesia fax access, you should find something you can use.  good luck/
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Before you do anything, check out the local filipino community and see if they can help with advice.\n\nIf you want to go there, do your homework on where you're going. If, for example you intend to settle in Palawan or Mindoro the chances are you'll get kidnapped unless you have bodyguards. Manila is OK but again, areas are dangerous expecially at night. Best option is somewhere like Baggio, Tagatay, Quezon City or Angeles City. you can live very well there on a monthly income of £400, as long as your accomodation is paid for, i.e you own a decent house. Remember the PI is a developing country so theres no constant electricity, Water is pulled up from a deep well and utilities are unreliable.\nEnglish is very widely spoken in PI, mostly at basic level but certainly enough so you don't have to learn Tagalog. The traffic, corruption and way of life suits some, but not all. Best advice is to go there a few times yourself, bring her here on a tourist Visa a couple of times (you need to provide funds in her A/C for that) and go from there.\n\nMake sure you have all the Visa regs sorted out, an overstay makes her persona non grata. for you ging there , there are visa rules but there are ways around it through corruption.\n\nIf she comes here and improves her English then she can qualify for a work permit after 2 years (I think) and find gainful employment. Local filipino communities are very helpful and easy to find, pin a notice up in your local hospital where there are probably numerous Filipino nurses, or simply ask someone.\n\nAlso, if you bring her here she will want to call home all the time (boredom, homesickness) so get a load of cheap international phonecards. \nGood luck