Interested candidates are recruited throughout the globe for a series of intensive four-week NCLEX preparation courses. All classes are held on the premises of Vital in Accra, Ghana. Students will travel to Ghana to participate in the program and take the examination. Click on the following link to view the Vital International Foundation campus in Accra, Ghana Vital International Foundation Accra, Ghana campus.

Nurses who are unable to travel to Ghana can participate in Vital's two-month online program. Please click on this link to see details of Vital's online courses for the CGFNS/NCLEX, Vital International Foundation's Online CGFNS/NCLEX course.

The program is a combination of classroom lectures and Internet review courses. Upon successful completion of the course and passing of the NCLEX, students will receive sponsorship and contract to work with a hospital in the United States for at least three years.

This entire process including classes, immigration services and work in the United States can take from 18 to 24 months after entering the program. Immediate family members of the nurse are eligible for visa sponsorship as well. The sponsoring hospitals pay for candidate’s plane ticket, visa and immigration expenses. Once in the United States, accommodations, transportation, social security number, driver’s license and bank account are also provided by the sponsoring organization. The sponsorship ends when candidates begin to earn their own income. Starting salary for a registered nurse in the United States starts anywhere from $35,000 to $45,000 per year.

Our program requires a minimum commitment of four weeks or more for each course. To apply, you must fill out a registration and release form with a non-refundable deposit of $50.00. The $50.00 deposit is required to reserve a place in the program.

The Registered Nurse CGFNS/NCLEX course description is detailed on the following link. Please click here for course description.
Vital International Foundation CGFNS/NCLEX Exam Course Description.

If a candidate fails the exam he/she will have the opportunity to take it for a second time at half the initial program cost, however they will still be required to pay for accommodations, meals, and transportation and registration fees in Ghana. If the examination is failed, they must wait 45 days before being allowed to retake (sit) the examination.

Any nurse who possesses a two or four-year degree or certificate from an accredited school can join this training program.

All applicants should also provide a resume describing their clinical experience.

COMPLETE THE APPLICATION ONLINE.

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