Urchnificent:

pls i appeal to all the PTs in d house to help me with info about moving to canada or australia through express entry. I'm just beginning the process and have a lot of questions.

pls my email is ucheofodile@gmail.com

i'm also on whatsapp so pls send me phone number so we can chat. thanks

I already responded to your PM

finally! Hello. How has this worked out for you? I'd also like to start processing this but I don't know anyone who can put me through. Please help!

rinzylee:



Currently working on mine. A few of my friends are already in the UK via HCPC.

Click on the link below to meet other physiotherapy Students and Practitioners Home and Abroad.


https:///Cz0fKRk2wdFDL9sZwyiwgZ

Hello please I graduated in June 2019 from physiotherapy, i am foreign Trained, I want to apply for my license in physiotherapy in Nigeria, however the whole process is confusing, someone advised me to call the registrar of mrtb, I called and she gave me another man's number, I was told to forward my documents to the mrtb email adress, they said they would verify my result and get back to me, I am confused because I don't know how long the verification would talk ,I haven't filled any form, the and I don't know what to read for the exam, please my brother's and sisters who have undergone this process I need someone to put me through, please help me with a good answer, email me, I will be glad if I can connect with other foreign Trained physiotherapy graduates who want to apply for license this year please email me @amykarolyn4@gmail.com Thank you.

Uncommonamy:
Hello please I graduated in June 2019 from physiotherapy, i am foreign Trained, I want to apply for my license in physiotherapy in Nigeria, however the whole process is confusing, someone advised me to call the registrar of mrtb, I called and she gave me another man's number, I was told to forward my documents to the mrtb email adress, they said they would verify my result and get back to me, I am confused because I don't know how long the verification would talk ,I haven't filled any form, the and I don't know what to read for the exam, please my brother's and sisters who have undergone this process I need someone to put me through, please help me with a good answer, email me, I will be glad if I can connect with other foreign Trained physiotherapy graduates who want to apply for license this year please email me @amykarolyn4@gmail.com Thank you.

Check your email. I also went through that process.

It will be nice if we can keep this thread alive as other health professionals.
I have been in the express entry pool for close to 2 years now with no ITA. Tried the pnp route but none nominating physiotherapists.
I will not mind UK now if I am able to get a Tier 2 sponsor. Any info on migrating to the UK will be appreciated. Thank you. @Thetherapist

bamituni:
It will be nice if we can keep this thread alive as other health professionals.
I have been in the express entry pool for close to 2 years now with no ITA. Tried the pnp route but none nominating physiotherapists.
I will not mind UK now if I am able to get a Tier 2 sponsor. Any info on migrating to the UK will be appreciated. Thank you. @Thetherapist

What is your present CRS score? You should think of other means to boost your CRS score. Let's have that and we could take it up from there.
I really don't have much info on migrating to UK. maybe someone here could be of help. Read through previous post.

Thanks for the reply. CRS is Less than 400

bamituni:
Thanks for the reply. CRS is Less than 400

Less than 400?. Can you break it down.
Age
Educational qualification
IELTS result
years of working experience
Marital Status ( is spouse accompany, if yes, spouse IELTS result too)
Or a PM would do

Age 35; IELTS; 7.5; BSC, marrried; over 5yrs experience

bamituni:
Age 35; IELTS; 7.5; BSC, marrried; over 5yrs experience

You should have added an extra certificate by now to your bag and Learnt French to altogether boost your CRS.

pls hw do i start the process of migrating to the uk through hcpc?

rinzylee:



Currently working on mine. A few of my friends are already in the UK via HCPC.

Urchnificent:
pls hw do i start the process of migrating to the uk through hcpc?

Go to the HCPC site and download the required forms there. Of course,you must have a current practising license. It's a simple DIY process.

You should have added an extra certificate by now to your bag and Learnt French to altogether boost your CRS.



SO was actually working on BCPNP, I have even registered for both components of the PCE only for CPTBC to change their policy on interim registration.
If you have any info on working in UK please do tell. Thanks.

Hello Colleagues,

It's been a while here.. Permit me to drop this vital piece of direction which is actually an email I shared with one of us who contacted me privately. I believe it would be in the overall best interest of everyone here.

It's about migration to UK to practise as a physio using the HCPC pathway.

Dear.....

Well it's not a hectic process if you have the necessary documents and qualifications.

It's about a 6-8 months process to get your HCPC license but the major challenge currently is getting a Visa because UK Home office would not issue visas to immigrants who are not earning at least £35,000 per annum , simply because we are not on the skills shortage list unlike Doctors, Radiographers and Nurses. This actually translates to a band 7 job.

Good news, I heard Band 6 jobs have started going through. So we have a better chance now.

Go online to the HCPC website and download the forms. I suppose you have at least done your internship and NYSC too. You would need a certificate of good standing from MRTB too.

Fees are about £495 due to HCPC asides the local fees to MRTB and your institution of training for one or two required documents.

English test is not required.

On a different note, if you are below 35 and with an extra certificate I would also suggest you try out Canadian PR process.

There are threads about the Canadian Express Entry so I won't bother us with that info.

Feel free to add anything.

Cheers!!!

Thanks Rinzylee. how does one go about getting a band 6 job? I heard that job offers are for band 5 because of lack of NHS experience. Is there an exception to this rule?

1Girllykdat:
Thanks Rinzylee. how does one go about getting a band 6 job? I heard that job offers are for band 5 because of lack of NHS experience. Is there an exception to this rule?

Well the few I know who have crossed over got Band 6 and 7 of recent. Overall, I think it depends on how you package your CV cum years of experience. Anything from 5years is a plus.

How recently? Any advice on how to package one's CV? Is there anything they particularly added that made them successful? Also is there a need for an additional degree, say masters?

1Girllykdat:
How recently? Any advice on how to package one's CV? Is there anything they particularly added that made them successful? Also is there a need for an additional degree, say masters?

To be honest I don't have any extra information. But I think Years of practice and function based CV is more attractive.

Good day @rinzylee. Thanks for the info.

Please rinzylee can you help me with your contact please I so really want to speak with you.please this my email.ijeomaokafor148@yahoo.com

Please how about the interview questions.any help from experienced one

I already have my license hcpc.but getting a job has been d prolem.any help pps

That's great. Have you tried recruitment agencies?

Please did you have to do IELTS for your HCPC?

Good afternoon everyone, came across this thread during my immigration search.
Please I have some questions, which I will appreciate if anyone can put me through.

I will like to apply for Australias immigration but I don't know if any physiotherapist in the house has undergone it.
Also, if anyone has an idea if our curriculum here is equivalent to theirs because the cost of evaluation is on the high side.
Thanks.

Hi everyone!

I'm very sorry I have not been able to respond to mentions here and even emails.

@Nairastealth... Australia is good but a tough and very long process for Nigerian trained physios. You need a full Australian license to qualify for 189. If you are under 35 please go the Canada way.

To everyone... UK would be opening her doors soon. It would be good we all get our HCPC ready.

Shalom

Please bro. Can we talking private? Heres my email physioadebola@gmail.com if that's a bother, kindly reply me here.
What did you mean by the ilets isn't a must for the HCPC. Please do you know anyone whose applied without taking the exam? And how do I go about that? Thank you

Good day colleagues,please any info on migrating to UK through HCPC will highly be appreciated. I need guidance on this please

Hello colleagues!!

July has been good news so far as UK finally starts giving PHYSIOTHERAPISTS a good backing. See the recent developments.


https://www.csp.org.uk/news/2020-07-13-csp-secures-victory-visas-physios-continues-lobby-support-workers


https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-launches-health-and-care-visa-to-ensure-uk-health-and-care-services-have-access-to-the-best-global-talent

Official publication

@ringleee abeg baba make me talk abeg..It time to abscond dis useless country.. I wanna do the HCPC to japa to Uk. Please bro contact me via gmail make we relate onitemitope321@gmail.com

Can someone with HCPC get job easily in UK from Nigeria