Nclex

NCLEX-RN & NCLEX-PN

NCLEX preparation for internationally educated nurses

The NCLEX is not a test of how much you remember. It is a test of how you decide. That is what we prepare you for.
Most nurses who struggle with the NCLEX already know the content. What catches them out is the question style: choosing what to do first, what to delegate, and what can wait. We build your plan around that, and around the hours you can actually study.
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What you get

Inside the programme

A plan built for you

We start with a diagnostic test, then weight your study time towards your weakest areas.

Live classes, recorded

Join from anywhere. Every session is recorded, so a night shift never puts you behind.

Realistic mock exams

Same format, same timing, including next-generation question types, with a breakdown after each attempt.

Answers between sessions

Stuck on a rationale at 11pm? Send it over. You are not left waiting for the next class.

How it works

From first call to exam day

1

Free assessment

We look at your background, your target province or state, and your timeline.

2

Diagnostic test

A full-length practice exam shows exactly where you stand before you start.

3

Your study plan

Weekly targets built around the hours you can realistically commit.

4

Exam readiness

Timed mocks until your scores are steady, then you book with confidence.

What the exam covers

The NCLEX is built from a published blueprint. We follow it, and weight your time towards the categories that carry the most marks.
  • Management of care, delegation and prioritisation
  • Safety and infection control
  • Pharmacological therapies
  • Reduction of risk potential
  • Physiological adaptation
  • Health promotion, and psychosocial integrity

NCLEX questions we get asked most

What is the NCLEX?
The NCLEX is the licensure exam used across the United States and Canada. NCLEX-RN is for registered nurses and NCLEX-PN is for practical nurses. It is computer adaptive, which means the questions get harder or easier depending on how you answer.
Since 2023 the exam has included newer question types built around case studies, designed to test clinical judgement rather than recall. Our mock exams include these formats.
For most Canadian provinces, your credentials are assessed before a regulator approves you to write. The order and the requirements vary, so book a consultation and we will map your specific path.
The exam is delivered at test centres in several countries. Availability changes, so check current international locations with Pearson VUE once you have been approved to test.
Most of our students are ready within about 90 days of consistent study. If you are working full time, plan for longer. Your diagnostic test tells us more than any general estimate.
You receive a performance report showing which areas were below standard, and there is a waiting period before you can retake. We use that report to rebuild your plan around what actually went wrong.
Not on its own. The exam is one requirement. Your regulatory body also checks your credentials, English language proficiency, and other conditions before issuing a licence.

Exam rules and licensure requirements change. Always confirm current details with NCSBN and with the regulatory body you are applying to.

Not sure where to start?

Book a free assessment. We will tell you which exam you need, in what order, and how long it should realistically take.

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