mayluv:

I sent you a pm.

Didn’t see it. Good evening

Mamatukwas:


Didn’t see it. Good evening

I want some naira. I just tried to send you another one and it says I have sent too many anonymous mails

Please what are the prospects of getting a job to enable staying back after successfully completion of MSc social work?,I’m a self sponsored student and I’ve done my research but elders experience will be appreciated as well....

Godlove087:
Please what are the prospects of getting a job to enable staying back after successfully completion of MSc social work?,I’m a self sponsored student and I’ve done my research but elders experience will be appreciated as well....

Me too ... I am looking for info on this. Couldn't find much

Godlove087:
Please what are the prospects of getting a job to enable staying back after successfully completion of MSc social work?,I’m a self sponsored student and I’ve done my research but elders experience will be appreciated as well....

The UK government last year talked about bring back the 2 yrs post study visa. So I’d advice you look into that route as one of your options.... Having said this, there are other routes available but I’ll leave it for others to advice u on them

mayluv:

I want some naira. I just tried to send you another one and it says I have sent too many anonymous mails

Okay. Just seen and responded.

Godlove087:
Please what are the prospects of getting a job to enable staying back after successfully completion of MSc social work?,I’m a self sponsored student and I’ve done my research but elders experience will be appreciated as well....

Are you still in study or have you completed your MSc?

For now, you can explore the Tier 2 or Tier 1 route though.

RalphJean:


Have you got your transcripts?
Have you written IELTS?
Have you done a NARIC statement of comparability?
Have you filled in your course information form (as found in the HCPC Website?).

If I recall well, you previously mentioned you are a MLS yes? Have you cleared all you need to clear with the MLSCN and AMLSN?

Is IELTS part of the requirements if one can proof undergoing studies in English and backing it up with a reference from their alma mater?

Endlessgrace:


Are you still in study or have you completed your MSc?

For now, you can explore the Tier 2 or Tier 1 route though.

Thanks I’m still a prospective applicant trying to weigh my option and go for the best one

noblealuu:


Is IELTS part of the requirements if one can proof undergoing studies in English and backing it up with a reference from their alma mater?

I know someone who completed all their Undergrad BMLS in English language.
Wrote IELTS and held a Masters in Project Mamnagement from a UK university.
Completed the masters.
But while completing the HCPC form, they ticked "English is not my first language". They were asked to write IELTS. When they decided to use NARIC to compare their qualification, their C4 in WASSCE was not good enough.
Now they had to write IELTS again...

I have a question please

In applying for a spouse and child(2 months old) for dependant visa.
Do I need to apply for both separate or the mother's application covers for the child?

It's kind of confusing to see that only the spouse documents are required for the biometrics

Cerebrae:
I have a question please

In applying for a spouse and child(2 months old) for dependant visa.
Do I need to apply for both separate or the mother's application covers for the child?

It's kind of confusing to see that only the spouse documents are required for the biometrics

Two individual passport
Two individual maintenance funds
Two individual IHS fees
Two individual Visa fees
Two individual applications.
Two individual Visa
Two flight ticket.

Cerebrae:
I have a question please

In applying for a spouse and child(2 months old) for dependant visa.
Do I need to apply for both separate or the mother's application covers for the child?

It's kind of confusing to see that only the spouse documents are required for the biometrics

Separately, there are individual links for each category. Make sure you select the right one before starting the application. E.g dependant spouse, dependant child etc

umarwy:


Two individual passport
Two individual maintenance funds
Two individual IHS fees
Two individual Visa fees
Two individual applications.
Two individual Visa
Two flight ticket.

Lol, you don spell out the cost implication

fatima04:


Separately, there are individual links for each category. Make sure you select the right one before starting the application. E.g dependant spouse, dependant child etc

Thank you very much

umarwy:


Two individual passport
Two individual maintenance funds
Two individual IHS fees
Two individual Visa fees
Two individual applications.
Two individual Visa
Two flight ticket.

Thank you very much

fatima04:


Lol, you don spell out the cost implication

I believe they can do that at high court igbosere Lagos Island close to Obalende

Adeyeti:


Pls where can I notarize my documents in Lagos and at what price

noblealuu:


Is IELTS part of the requirements if one can proof undergoing studies in English and backing it up with a reference from their alma mater?

My honest advice?
Just tick the box that says 'English is your first Language'

I know of about 4 persons who did this and got favorable outcome from HCPC.

noblealuu:


Is IELTS part of the requirements if one can proof undergoing studies in English and backing it up with a reference from their alma mater?

Sometimes, it isn't accepted. Even with my previous studies in the UK, Northumbria still asked me to write IELTS.

Zeecos:

Sometimes, it isn't accepted. Even with my previous studies in the UK, Northumbria still asked me to write IELTS.

Unless the requirements have changed now, then you might be right.
However i had never sat for any exam to prove my knowledge of English since migrating to the UK from college up till university days. When I did my spouse visa I application, I submitted my UK degrees and they accepted it. Unless something has changed in the modern times to warrant them asking you for IELTS even when you can prove that your degree or qualifications were thought in English ...... but who know things might have changed now

Godlove087:


Thanks I’m still a prospective applicant trying to weigh my option and go for the best one

You are in luck since you are still a prospective applicant. Have a thorough read of the link below it should guide you in your decision.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-announces-2-year-post-study-work-visa-for-international-students

wallg123:


Unless the requirements have changed now, then you might be right.
However i had never sat for any exam to prove my knowledge of English since migrating to the UK from college up till university days. When I did my spouse visa I application, I submitted my UK degrees and they accepted it. Unless something has changed in the modern times to warrant them asking you for IELTS even when you can prove that your degree or qualifications were thought in English ...... but who know things might have changed now

For nursing, you have to write an English proficiency exam as long as you're not a citizen of the UKVI approved English-speaking countries. For courses that do not require professional registration, most unis accept WAEC.

Elderss:


My honest advice?
Just tick the box that says 'English is your first Language'

I know of about 4 persons who did this and got favorable outcome from HCPC.

I'll do this. Ain't they the ones that colonised us? We speak British English mehnnnn.

noblealuu:


I'll do this. Ain't they the ones that colonised us? We speak British English mehnnnn.

Do we? Start from nairaland and you will understand why they sometimes request English language certificate from Nigerians.
Our English has no standard, for example Nigerians use boot and trunk interchangeably, labour spelt as labor etc.

noblealuu:


I'll do this. Ain't they the ones that colonised us? We speak British English mehnnnn.

Yes..but Nigerian way..

dustydee:

Do we? Start from nairaland and you will understand why they sometimes request English language certificate from Nigerians.
Our English has no standard, for example Nigerians use boot and trunk interchangeably, labour spelt as labor etc.

They are both correct

justwise:
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They are both correct

WRONG!

There is nothing like Labor in BrE

RalphJean:


WRONG!

There is nothing like Labor in BrE

The UK is not the only English speaking country, labor is for Americans while the UK and many other English speaking countries use labour

The same thing with word like organisation and organization

So both are correct.

justwise:


The UK is not the only English speaking country, labor is for Americans while the UK and many other English speaking countries use labour

The same thing with word like organisation and organization

So both are correct.

Justwise, biko. Look at the context.

noblealuu:


I'll do this. Ain't they the ones that colonised us? We speak British English mehnnnn.

It wasn’t about English, it was about British English.

RalphJean:


Justwise, biko. Look at the context.




It wasn’t about English, it was about British English.

I know that but still labour or labor is correct.

justwise:
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Yes..but Nigerian way..

All join. We will adapt