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I live in the United States and I was always thinking about moving to Toronto and seeing how it was. Well I also plan on going back to school for my LPN or RN. So if I was to move to CA it probably would be best to do so before I get my RN and just do my school in the Toronto area. Since, I believe it would be easier being a nurse in the US coming from CA then coming from the US and moving to CA. I would also have to know if it would be manageable to be a nursing student while working as a CNA and being able to provide for housing,ect. If so what is the payrate ect?

Thanks all for replying to my thread. It is alot easier to enroll in RN school in canada then while your in School just work as a psw on the side. I know several of my classmates, me included, who have worked as PSW's with agencies without even taking the 1 year psw program here in ontario. Agencies didn't seem to care too much as long as you were finished your 1rst or 2nd year of The pay isnt that great to support yourself (usually around 12 - 15 $ an hour) but its good for a part time job during School. It would be VERY difficult to support yourself solely on a psw salary in Toronto.a nice 1 bedroom apartment is around 800$ and apartments can be priced ALOT higher depending on where you live in toronto. Its an expensive city! Well, I actually would rather to finish my education in the United States since I'm a US citizen.

I dont know if I could live my entire life away from my family in the states. So I would like to finish my schooling here so if I ever decided if Canada just wasn't for me,lol. Vratislav Effenberger Pdf. It was just a thought to see how being a CNA compared to being one in the US. Also most CNA courses in the US is no longer than 6wks.