MrHealth:
Hello. Good Afternoon.
Please I have a question.
I am a Graduate from a Nigerian University. A Science Related background with Science O Level Results. I want to go back to School and study Nursing and practice in the UK, US or any other Country.

I have done my research and discovered I can do M.Sc Adult Nursing in UK (2 yrs) (but with healthcare experience) but the fees are just too high. Now I'm confused.

University Nursing is like 5 yrs again with JAMB. I don't know if I'm ready for another long hassle of spending another 5 yrs in University again. Thinking about the entire journey of writing "Probability" Jamb and spending those years in school again to get another B.Sc makes me so tired already.

Now I don't know what to do

Abeg I need advice or sponsor for M.Sc

SamReinvented:
Hi everyone, please I have a question on behalf of a family member in Nigeria wanting to immigrate to the UK as a nurse. Is the IELTS required for this journey the UKVI IELTS or the normal one is just fine?

faithugo64:
IELTS academic

SamReinvented:


I know it is academic. There’s a normal IELTS and there’s one called IELTS for UKVI (which is not done at all IELTS centres in Nigeria). That’s what I’m asking about.

vickyehi:
Hi, Vicky, I started my application yesterday but got confused. While filling my employment,[img][/img] as seen in the picture, how am I supposed to fill the practice hours in those boxes ? For example this job is my first job and then two others. Do I just fill the year one here ? And leave the others blank and then do same with year two for the second job ?? Thank you
They aren't exaggerating too much. Another thing people do is try to get registered as an LPN along side the RN application. But in all of these process, you need to be within Canada to complete the process.

MrHealth:
Hello. Good Afternoon.
Please I have a question.
I am a Graduate from a Nigerian University. A Science Related background with Science O Level Results. I want to go back to School and study Nursing and practice in the UK, US or any other Country.

I have done my research and discovered I can do M.Sc Adult Nursing in UK (2 yrs) (but with healthcare experience) but the fees are just too high. Now I'm confused.

University Nursing is like 5 yrs again with JAMB. I don't know if I'm ready for another long hassle of spending another 5 yrs in University again. Thinking about the entire journey of writing "Probability" Jamb and spending those years in school again to get another B.Sc makes me so tired already.

Now I don't know what to do

Abeg I need advice or sponsor for M.Sc


Go tru a school of nursing, jamb isn't required, just pass the entrance exams & interview u will be admitted. In less than 4yrs u are through with it then u can start your japa journey..

vickyehi:
Finally got a new nmcn plug. You can send me a dm. The person usually gets it done in an average time of 1week (all things being equal).

Good luck to everyone on the journey

MrHealth:
Hello. Good Afternoon.
Please I have a question.
I am a Graduate from a Nigerian University. A Science Related background with Science O Level Results. I want to go back to School and study Nursing and practice in the UK, US or any other Country.

I have done my research and discovered I can do M.Sc Adult Nursing in UK (2 yrs) (but with healthcare experience) but the fees are just too high. Now I'm confused.

University Nursing is like 5 yrs again with JAMB. I don't know if I'm ready for another long hassle of spending another 5 yrs in University again. Thinking about the entire journey of writing "Probability" Jamb and spending those years in school again to get another B.Sc makes me so tired already.

Now I don't know what to do

Abeg I need advice or sponsor for M.Sc

vickyehi:
Finally got a new nmcn plug. You can send me a dm. The person usually gets it done in an average time of 1week (all things being equal).

Good luck to everyone on the journey

Elizabeths03:
Hi,

I have a question about the UK process. Can someone who has just finished her degree but not yet found an internship apply to work in the UK instead. Is it a must to complete the internship first?
Thank You

DigitalPriest:
Can one study Bsc Nursing in Poland, and then after her study, sit for Australian NCLEX-RN while in Poland?

vickyehi:



I believe the question is asking for the figure if your practice hours in the last 5years. Year 1 would be the current year (aug 2021 to aug 2020) and continue to log it backwards till 5years ago.

yunqdady:

Which magic?
Why waste money on Poland wen u could do private university in Nigeria?
If you study nursing in Poland, u have to come get Nigeria license before you could even do anything.
Don't waste ur time and resources

DigitalPriest:


So people don't study Nursing and Medicine outside Nigeria?

yunqdady:

The point is, they would still come spend minimum of 6 months in Nigeria to get a licence. Poland won't give you licence as you aren't citizen.
You need licence to apply to those advanced countries say Australia, UK USA etc

DigitalPriest:


You are wrong. You can be registered with Polish Nursing Board if you get B1 at least in your Polish language exam.

You can work as a student.

You can work in the ward of the field you want to specialize in after your Bsc before going for your Masters where you will specialize in a field.

You can get Polish PR after five years of consistent living in Poland.

You don't need to write JAMB to get into Poland University.

You don't get to endure terrible challenges of studying in Nigeria even if it's private University.

You can't tell me that after living in Poland for 5 years and taking intensive Polish language school tutorials for 6 months, one cannot pass Polish language test and be licensed.

Then, the person will apply for Australia work visa.

Plus, the person can work in Poland for few years. A nurse in Poland that has specialized in an area gets about 5000 PLN, which is 585k/month.

And living expenses are not very high.

A nurse working with even Teaching Hospital in Nigeria doesn't earn up to 500k per month upon very harsh work condition.

yunqdady:

OK. But don't compare the 1naira in Poland to 1naira in Nigeria.
If your aim is to travel to Australia, I don't see any need going to Poland first.
People Re doing this for other countries and end up regretting. Especially Philippines

DigitalPriest:


1 Naira in Poland is better than 1 Naira in Nigeria.

Poland is a great option because it's an EU country and their standard of education is not in doubt. And the tuition fee is cheap compared to going to UK or Australia to study.

Why spend $15,000 per year in Australia studying nursing when you can spend €5000 per year in Poland?

DigitalPriest:


You are wrong. You can be registered with Polish Nursing Board if you get B1 at least in your Polish language exam.

You can work as a student.

You can work in the ward of the field you want to specialize in after your Bsc before going for your Masters where you will specialize in a field.

You can get Polish PR after five years of consistent living in Poland.

You don't need to write JAMB to get into Poland University.

You don't get to endure terrible challenges of studying in Nigeria even if it's private University.

You can't tell me that after living in Poland for 5 years and taking intensive Polish language school tutorials for 6 months, one cannot pass Polish language test and be licensed.

Then, the person will apply for Australia work visa.

Plus, the person can work in Poland for few years. A nurse in Poland that has specialized in an area gets about 5000 PLN, which is 585k/month.

And living expenses are not very high.

A nurse working with even Teaching Hospital in Nigeria doesn't earn up to 500k per month upon very harsh work condition.

DigitalPriest:


You are wrong. You can be registered with Polish Nursing Board if you get B1 at least in your Polish language exam.

You can work as a student.

You can work in the ward of the field you want to specialize in after your Bsc before going for your Masters where you will specialize in a field.

You can get Polish PR after five years of consistent living in Poland.

You don't need to write JAMB to get into Poland University.

You don't get to endure terrible challenges of studying in Nigeria even if it's private University.

You can't tell me that after living in Poland for 5 years and taking intensive Polish language school tutorials for 6 months, one cannot pass Polish language test and be licensed.

Then, the person will apply for Australia work visa.

Plus, the person can work in Poland for few years. A nurse in Poland that has specialized in an area gets about 5000 PLN, which is 585k/month.

And living expenses are not very high.

A nurse working with even Teaching Hospital in Nigeria doesn't earn up to 500k per month upon very harsh work condition.

DigitalPriest:


1 Naira in Poland is better than 1 Naira in Nigeria.

Poland is a great option because it's an EU country and their standard of education is not in doubt. And the tuition fee is cheap compared to going to UK or Australia to study.

Why spend $15,000 per year in Australia studying nursing when you can spend €5000 per year in Poland?

SamReinvented:


I know it is academic. There’s a normal IELTS and there’s one called IELTS for UKVI (which is not done at all IELTS centres in Nigeria). That’s what I’m asking about.