Benny4ramesis:
Hello,
I applied for nmcn online license verification early this month. Now checking the status of my application I discovered that *Parked* is written against the status.
Please who knows what this means?
Help a worried nurse.

Tvickie:
Hello all,

Has any nurse here used Josef Silny before ?

Also has any nurse done the Australian pathway?

emandman:
Hello I have a question on behalf of my fiance who is a nurse.
I'm currently In UK and she's preparing her ielts and co.
Which is easier for us , for her to join me as a dependant and then look for nursing work here.
Or go through all those exams in Nigeria.
Please I need your expert advice

Luchiano54:
Look up Deo Goodness on YouTube. She has a number of videos on the Australian pathway as she has done it.

Tvickie:
Hello all,

Has any nurse here used Josef Silny before ? Yes I did.

Also has any nurse done the Australian pathway?

Luchiano54:
I would suggest she starts the process in Nigeria, pass the IELTS and CBT and join you as a dependent then look for a job in the UK. This is because it is now extremely difficult for Nigerian Nurses to get a job in the UK unlike before. I have quite a number of friends and colleagues who have passed their exams but still can't find a job till today.

Another suggestion is for her to join you as a dependent now, look for a Health and Care Visa with Sponsorship and work as a Health Care Assistant. When she gets one and starts working,both of you should save and let her commence the US process and prepare for the NCLEX. Nursing in the US is financially more rewarding than the UK and a lot of Nigeria UK based RNs are moving to the US.

She can also consider the New Zealand and or Australian pathway if you guys want to. Check for Deo Goodness on YouTube. She has a number of videos regarding this as she is presently going through the process.

The last option is for her to join you now in the UK and start the process there. But I've heard it's easier to pass IELTS back home than there.

All the best in whatever decision you guys make.

vickyehi:


They don’t know how nmcn works. Unfortunately nmcn charges for verification, so you will have to contact them to pay for verification before nmcn responds back to the NMC uk.

KingDeity:


Thanks ma'am. Please do you have any contact in nmcn? I'm really lost as regards making payments for the verification...I can't find the link on the portal please

@vickyehi

vickyehi:


Sure……pm me

Benny4ramesis:
Hello,
I applied for nmcn online license verification early this month. Now checking the status of my application I discovered that *Parked* is written against the status.
Please who knows what this means?
Help a worried nurse.

LilianH:



Help a sister

Mystique1:

Hello Lilian,do u have same issue with the Parked status? I have same issue and I don't know how to go about it

Mystique1:

Hello Lilian,do u have same issue with the Parked status? I have same issue and I don't know how to go about it

anayolity:
Dear Nurses,

Trust you are doing great.

Please I have a question to ask for my younger sister as I need to make decision as soon as possible.

She has always wanted to become a medical doctor/Gynecologist according to her she really wants to help loads of women who can afford medical treatments in the future, she turned 16 this year and is one of the smartest/matured kid I have ever seen.

Presently, she is about to take Jamb and enroll for one of the federal/state schools when the time comes but my problem is I feel she will study this medical line better outside Nigeria and without any hassle of ASUU strike or delays so I am suggesting that she attends a Nursing school which is just 3 years in Nigeria, graduate and we find a way to send her abroad where she can be working and funding her dreams in a more better country.

I am confused about this decision, I really want the best for this girl, by God's grace she deserves so much.

Please advise me on the best option for her.

Thank you so much.

anayolity:
Dear Nurses,

Trust you are doing great.

Please I have a question to ask for my younger sister as I need to make decision as soon as possible.

She has always wanted to become a medical doctor/Gynecologist according to her she really wants to help loads of women who can afford medical treatments in the future, she turned 16 this year and is one of the smartest/matured kid I have ever seen.

Presently, she is about to take Jamb and enroll for one of the federal/state schools when the time comes but my problem is I feel she will study this medical line better outside Nigeria and without any hassle of ASUU strike or delays so I am suggesting that she attends a Nursing school which is just 3 years in Nigeria, graduate and we find a way to send her abroad where she can be working and funding her dreams in a more better country.

I am confused about this decision, I really want the best for this girl, by God's grace she deserves so much.

Please advise me on the best option for her.

Thank you so much.

dora7891:
I have heard of ppl having issues of getting a job after applying as a midwife, midwives are not on the shortage list in uk, meaning they are not really looking for midwives

emandman:
Hello I have a question on behalf of my fiance who is a nurse.
I'm currently In UK and she's preparing her ielts and co.
Which is easier for us , for her to join me as a dependant and then look for nursing work here.
Or go through all those exams in Nigeria.
Please I need your expert advice

Emilo000:
Please is it compulsory to only get married in Ikoyi Court registry for a dependent visa or I can get married in any local government court registry in Nigeria for japa purpose

anayolity:
Dear Nurses,

Trust you are doing great.

Please I have a question to ask for my younger sister as I need to make decision as soon as possible.

She has always wanted to become a medical doctor/Gynecologist according to her she really wants to help loads of women who can afford medical treatments in the future, she turned 16 this year and is one of the smartest/matured kid I have ever seen.

Presently, she is about to take Jamb and enroll for one of the federal/state schools when the time comes but my problem is I feel she will study this medical line better outside Nigeria and without any hassle of ASUU strike or delays so I am suggesting that she attends a Nursing school which is just 3 years in Nigeria, graduate and we find a way to send her abroad where she can be working and funding her dreams in a more better country.

I am confused about this decision, I really want the best for this girl, by God's grace she deserves so much.

Please advise me on the best option for her.

Thank you so much.

Tomsss:
Hello, please is anyone with westways agency here? I have a few questions.