RN Exam Preparation Program · Proposed Program

NCLEX-RN Comprehensive Preparation Course

NCLEX-RN 美国注册护士考试综合准备课程

A structured NCLEX-RN preparation course covering client needs, safety, clinical judgment, test-taking strategies, and progress monitoring. Instruction aligns with the applicable published NCLEX-RN test plan at the time of delivery; practice questions are original or properly licensed.

12 weeks (proposed)96 instructional hours (60 minutes each)Live online or hybrid; weekly guided practice and independent study.
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Who Should Attend

International nursing graduates, nursing students nearing graduation, and nurses exploring U.S. RN licensure pathways; examination eligibility must be determined by the relevant U.S. nursing regulatory body.

Learning Objectives

  • Interpret the current NCLEX-RN test plan, examination format, and application/eligibility steps without assuming eligibility.
  • Apply safe nursing decision-making across major client-needs areas and common care settings.
  • Use clinical judgment and prioritization in scenario-based and next-generation item formats.
  • Identify knowledge gaps using diagnostic assessments and develop an individualized study plan.

Curriculum & Instructional Hours

ModuleKey TopicsHours
Exam Orientation & Diagnostic AssessmentCurrent NCLEX-RN test plan, eligibility overview, item formats, baseline diagnostic, study planning8
Management of Care & SafetyDelegation, prioritization, infection prevention, safe care environment, risk reduction16
Health Promotion & Psychosocial IntegrityLifespan care, prevention, mental health, therapeutic communication, cultural considerations14
Physiological Integrity IBasic care, pharmacological and parenteral therapies, medication safety18
Physiological Integrity IIReduction of risk potential, physiological adaptation, acute changes, escalation18
Clinical Judgment & NGN-Style CasesRecognize cues, analyze cues, prioritize hypotheses, generate solutions, take action, evaluate outcomes14
Mock Exam, Remediation & Final PlanTimed practice, item review, weak-area remediation, individual readiness plan8

Teaching & Assessment

Learning Methods

Instructor-guided review, original/licensed practice questions, timed mock tests, rationale discussions, case-based exercises, and independent practice.

Assessment

Diagnostic and formative quizzes (20%), case-based exercises (30%), practice/mock exams and remediation plan (50%); proposed weights. Mock scores are not official NCLEX results.

Program Outcomes

  • Baseline and final mock-exam performance summaries
  • Individualized NCLEX-RN study and remediation plan
  • Completed case-based clinical judgment practice portfolio
  • Test-taking strategy checklist and final learning reflection
Program planning notice: Curriculum, duration, faculty, delivery, visits, and completion arrangements are proposed and subject to final institutional confirmation. No clinical practice privileges or professional license eligibility are guaranteed.