Travel to Canada for free and get an opportunity to be educated and appointed immediately in
this profession
Because some Canadian
provinces suffer from a shortage in nursing .. New Brunswick County (Novo
Brunswick) revealed an idea of gold according to the voice of Canada to
remedy this imbalance, as it opened the door to bring in foreign students and
students for free education, and then immediately appointed to solve the shortage
problem in Novo Brunswick
The Université de
Moncton temporary president, Jacques-Paul Couturier, seeks to recruit about a
dozen foreign students and students every year to specialize in nursing
sciences at his university, with a promise from the university for each of them
with a guaranteed job in Novo Brunswick upon graduation.
The provisional
president of this university, which provides lessons in French, believes that
the recruitment of French-speaking nursing students from abroad is a "very
promising" option to increase the number of French-speaking nurses in Novo
Brunswick.
French speakers make
up about a third of the population of this Atlantic province.
The University of
Moncton is looking at the Francophone countries of Africa, especially the countries
of the Maghreb, as well as Europe, in order to bring students studying nursing
science to its seats.
Réseau de santé
Vitalité, the Francophone public health care network in Novo Brunswick, says it
supports this project that Moncton University is working on “100%,” and pledges
to employ all foreign students that the university will bring in after they
finish nursing.
“We pledge to employ these future graduates in our institutions
if they meet our competency standards,” Vitalite confirmed in the first email.
New students will be
able to specialize in nursing science at the Moncton University campuses in
Edmundston and Shepagan, in addition to Moncton, the major city of Novo
Brunswick and where the university is headquartered.
Couturier believes
that the government of Novo Brunswick should contribute to covering the
expenses of education for future nurses coming from overseas, especially since
university tuition has recently increased by 8% to exceed $ 11,000 annually for
the foreign student, that is, about twice the university tuition for a Canadian
student or holder of permanent residence in Canada.
