In-Person Training for Internationally Educated Nurses · Vancouver, BC

You've Done the Prep.
Now It's Time to Practice.

A one-day, small-group SLA skills workshop for internationally educated nurses — led by your Canadian nursing educator, Irah Kwok.

What You’ll Practice

Simulated SLA scenarios in a small group setting with real-time feedback
Personalized feedback from your nursing educator on your learning gaps
Physical assessments, medication admin, documentation, patient communications
Clinical decision-making and safety prioritization under pressure
Canadian documentation standards and SBAR communication

Enroll now for only $325 CAD

Prerequisite: Complete any Nursing Collective CBA & SLA prep option (online course or group coaching), or any Inspire Global Assessments prep program completed outside of Nursing Collective. If you haven't completed a prep program yet, recommend that first.

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Upcoming Dates

Date Location Availability
May 3, 2026
Sunday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Full
June 27, 2026
Saturday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Full
August 9, 2026
Sunday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Full
September 4, 2026
Friday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Open
September 27, 2026
Sunday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Open
October 25, 2026
Sunday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Open
November 22, 2026
Sunday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Open
December 13, 2026
Sunday, 10 am - 4pm PT
Vancouver, BC Open

Enroll now for only $325 CAD

Prerequisite: Complete any Nursing Collective CBA & SLA prep option (online course or group coaching), or any Inspire Global Assessments prep program completed outside of Nursing Collective. If you haven't completed a prep program yet, we recommend that first.

About Your Instructor

Hi, I'm Irah, a Canadian RN with over 19 years of experience across emergency forensic nursing, public health, rehabilitation, long-term care, and nursing education. I've worked with organizations including Vancouver Coastal Health and Fraser Health and previously taught nursing with a focus on clinical judgment, leadership, and professional practice.

Through my work with internationally educated nurses, I saw that the challenge wasn't nursing knowledge. It was learning how to think, prioritize, communicate, and make decisions like a Canadian nurse. I also saw how many IENs were ending up in longer, more costly re-entry programs when the shorter bridging pathway was within reach with the right preparation.

That's why I created Nursing Collective: to give IENs quality education that is affordable and accessible, so more nurses can walk into their assessments prepared and give themselves the best chance at the shorter path to licensure in Canada.

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