NCLEX- RN Testing Center, Nairobi, Kenya

Location: Pearson Professional Center, Principal Place, 6th Floor, 14 School Lane, Nairobi, Kenya.

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For assistance with NCLEX-RN exam registration, contact our Nairobi office at:

Emperor Plaza, 4th Floor Suite E407, Kenyatta Ave/Koinange Street, Nairobi

Phone/ (WhatsApp): +254729884864

Email: globalnurse@trustcommedicalstaffing.com

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NCLEX Test-plans: 

https://www.nclex.com/test-plans.page

NCLEX-RN Registration: 

https://www.nclex.com/register.page

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You have heard that Kenya now has a NCLEX Exam center and you are wondering how to apply? Here is a guide for you:

The National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) is a licensure examination administered by National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). The NCLEX exam is for licensing nurses to legally practice nursing in the US, Canada, and other countries. Foreign-educated nurses, like Kenyan nurses, who wish to practice in those countries must take the exam. 

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to apply for the NCLEX Exam in Kenya if you’re a registered nurse located in Kenya.

1. Determine Eligibility:

The first step in applying for the NCLEX is to determine if you are eligible to the state you want to apply. You must have graduated from an approved nursing program and have a valid nursing license in your country of education.

2. Credential Evaluation:

Nurses in Kenya must have their document verified by the Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) before they can apply to the board of nursing. Credential evaluation is a requirement for certain states in US.

3. Apply with the Board of Nursing:

The next step is to submit an application, corresponding fees, and requirements to the State Nursing Board (Select Nursing Board for your Select State).

https://www.nclex.com/register.page

4. Register for the Exam:

After your application is approved, you will need to register to be authorized to sit for the NCLEX exam in Kenya. A registration fee will apply.  Trustcom Medical Staffing will reimburse your exam fee 100% once you pass the test.

5. Schedule the Exam:

Once you are registered and approved to sit for the NCLEX exam in Kenya, you will be able to set your exam appointment. The NCLEX exam is offered at the testing center in Nairobi Kenya. 

6. Prepare for the Exam:

The final step is to prepare for the exam. This may include studying for the exam, taking practice tests, and finding resources to help you prepare.

Download test plans: 

https://www.nclex.com/test-plans.page

7. Exam result:

The official results of the NCLEX Exam done in Kenya are only available through the candidate’s state board of nursing. Applicants receive the official test result are released six weeks after completing the exam. Applicants may access the unofficial results in two business days by purchasing the Quick Result Service. Unofficial results from Quick Result Service do not authorize you to practice as a licensed registered or practical nurse.

8. Get your license or apply for a license application:

Not all Nursing Boards will grant you a license after you pass the NCLEX exam. Some states will ask you to complete a license application before they issue you a license.

9. Begin your US Greencard Process:

Submit your application by accessing our “Greencard For Nurses” page.