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Three short steps: whether you hold a nursing diploma and from where, your preparation stage and English, then how to reach you. We review the answers and suggest the next step: the free NCLEX-RN webinar or a conversation with the instructor about the program.
To start the path to a U.S. nursing license with Ninara Ibragimova, complete three short steps: whether you hold a nursing diploma and from which country. Preparation stage, English level and previous NCLEX attempts. Then name, phone and email. We review the answers and suggest the next step: the free webinar or a conversation with the instructor. The form is an intake request. It does not reserve or purchase a place. Do not send medical records or identity documents. Classes are in person in Brooklyn.
Three short steps: your education, your preparation stage and how to reach you. We review the answers and suggest the next step: the free webinar or a conversation with the instructor.
| Goal | A U.S. nursing license: credentialing, English, NCLEX-RN and clinical skills |
|---|---|
| Who qualifies | Nurses with a nursing diploma or degree. Other medical professions cannot sit the NCLEX |
| Instructor | Ninara Ibragimova, RN, DNP |
| Experience | 30 years in nursing · 15 as a Nurse Practitioner · 10 teaching |
| Languages of instruction | English and Russian. Exam questions in English |
| Format | In person, hands-on with real equipment. Weekend classes, evening classes planned |
| Where | 1172 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11230 · subway and bus |
| Students from | Queens and Brooklyn, New York City |
| Education | BSN, Pace University, 2005 · DNP, Hunter College, 2015 |
| Official sources | NYSED license requirements and Pathway 5 · NCLEX registration, results and test plan (NCSBN) |
| Schedule and cost | Confirmed before enrollment. Payment options available |
| Phone | +1 917-451-5195 |
| Calls and consultations | Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment only |
The answers help us route your request: preparation stage, English level, previous NCLEX attempts (preparing for a retake is part of the program), class location, schedule, length and total cost of the current group. The form is an intake request. It does not reserve or purchase a place. Do not send medical records or identity documents. If you prefer, write in the chat in the corner of the page.
Calls and consultations: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment only. Ninara is not in the office every day, so a visit is arranged in advance. Classes follow their own schedule, confirmed at the consultation.
1172 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11230. Subway and bus nearby. Weekend classes. Evening classes are planned. Route on Google Maps
Three steps: whether you hold a nursing diploma and from which country. Your preparation stage, English level and previous NCLEX attempts. Then your name, phone and email. Do not send medical or identity documents through the form.
No. The form is an intake request. Depending on your answers you are invited to the free webinar or to a conversation with the instructor. Schedule, price and enrollment terms are agreed there. Nothing is booked or paid for through the website.
Calls and consultations: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment only. Ninara is not in the office every day, so agree a time first rather than coming by. The phone is on every page. Class days and hours are a separate matter and are confirmed at the consultation.
We review your answers and suggest the next step: the free NCLEX-RN webinar or a conversation with the instructor about the program. The form does not reserve or purchase a place.
Yes. You can write in the chat in the corner of any page. Do not send medical records or identity documents through the chat or the form: an inquiry does not need them.