iloveutd:
Pls i need some advise

Bsc mechanical engineering - my undergraduate

Pls between computer science and data science and analytics which would you suggest I go for in masters With regards to job prospect ?


Thanks in anticipation!!

pretty1986:
good evening ,pls I need help.pls can you help me with types of questions I should expect during admission interview for someone going for undergraduate in Adult Nursing?. Also if there is anyone among us here that have attended such interview should as well pls help me.thanks

SegunWamiri:
You are very right about the high international fees associated with Social work in most UK schools but below are a few with reasonably cheap tuitions for the program:
University of Sunderland - 6,600/YR
University of Derby - 14,700 for the two years. To be paid in the first year
Liverpool Hope University - 5,700/YR

You can check these schools out and choose based on your preferences. All the best.



yes I have.. Sheffield Hallam is £27,810, Hertfordshire university is £13500 for the 1st year i am scared that this might put a financial burden on my folks at home even if i work for 20hrs as expected. Please if anyone has any advice or personal experience to share I will be glad to learn from you all . Thank you

pretty1986:
. Good evening sir,pls I will be very happy if you can explain further about this 5 C's of Nursing and other questions to expect. am going for Adult nursing undergraduate. pls I really need your help on this,because I want to start studying everything about the interview. Interview is one of the process involve for admission in school am going for.pls lecture me on any question I should expect pls.thanks

LaaJiblik:



Which do you prefer?
Which are you better at?

mimilyrics:
I can't tell you what questions to expect because it varies based on your initial responses but just know about why you want to study nursing, your motivations and aspirations, how your past experiences have shaped you, why you're a good fit for the program and the school, how the modules will benefit you and what you're bringing to the class, why the UK. Also have adequate information about the course; also expect to be asked few questions about nursing. When you know all these, it becomes easier to answer.

mimilyrics:
Have you sought external sponsorship yet?
Note that the 20 hours work will probably only be able to cover your rent (depending on where you rent), food and transport (And you might get a job that doesn't give you up to the 20 hours) but it will not even make any difference in the payment of your fees and this will distract you from your studies.

omopapa:
I have outlined the 5C’s already all u need to do is to be able to explain each one with an example.

One of the major qualities of a nurse is caring. You need to give examples of how you have shown care to people e.g u looked after ur grandparent.

Notice I keep mentioning examples. You need to backup anything you say with examples, this is very important as it shows that you understand what you are saying and have in-depth knowledge of the topic.

You shld read briefly about nursing in the uk, the accreditation body (NMC) and the uni you are attending.

Read about confidentiality. They might ask about it in scenario based format. Key thing to rmba is never discuss patient’s results or diagnosis with unauthorised person even if it’s their family member (except when the patient has given their consent)

Tobexin:


The 5Cs of nursing are as follows


Commitment
Compassion
Conscience
Competent
Confidence

Read more about this here https://online.stmary.edu/rn-bsn/resources/the-5-cs-of-caring

iloveutd:


I prefer data analytics/ data science but trust me my passion lies where the money is , I won’t lie

But still I need advise from first hand experience and I noticed most people don’t talk about the course and career here

I hope I’m not derailing the thread?

Tobexin:
Tell us about yourself.
Talk us through your personal statement.
Why do you want to be a Adult/Child/Mental Health nurse?
What have you done to prepare yourself for a career in Nursing?
What strengths do you have that will help you deal with all the work involved?
Why do you want to be a nurse, rather than another profession that is caring or intellectually challenging, such as a doctor or surgeon?
What do you think a nurse does, apart from treat patients?
What branch of nursing interests you most and why?
What are you looking forward to most about becoming a nurse?
What contribution do you hope to make to the field of nursing?
How do you think nursing differs from other health professions?
What element of healthcare attracts you to nursing?
If you were to become a nurse, how would you like your patients to describe you and why?
How do you know whether you really do want to become a nurse?
Do you have any life experiences that you think may help your career in nursing?
What skills do you have to become a nurse?
What qualities do you think make a good nurse?
Discuss a time when you had to convey an important message to someone - describe how you did this and what the end result was.
How do you cope with stress?
How do you manage your time?



Source and read more https://www.studential.com/university/applying/UCAS-application-guide/interviews/nursing-questions

SegunWamiri:
You are very right about the high international fees associated with Social work in most UK schools but below are a few with reasonably cheap tuitions for the program:
University of Sunderland - 6,600/YR
University of Derby - 14,700 for the two years. To be paid in the first year
Liverpool Hope University - 5,700/YR

You can check these schools out and choose based on your preferences. All the best.



yes I have.. Sheffield Hallam is £27,810, Hertfordshire university is £13500 for the 1st year i am scared that this might put a financial burden on my folks at home even if i work for 20hrs as expected. Please if anyone has any advice or personal experience to share I will be glad to learn from you all . Thank you

iloveutd:
Pls i need some advise

Bsc mechanical engineering - my undergraduate

Pls between computer science and data science and analytics which would you suggest I go for in masters With regards to job prospects?


Thanks in anticipation!!

Tomifolake:
Good evening Gurus, I will like to find out the courses a Guidance and counseling graduate can study for masters with high job opportunities. I wanted to choose Social work but the fees are too high because its a 2yr course and I don’t want to get stranded. I will really appreciate feedback. Thank you
Justwise

SegunWamiri:

You're welcome.

Do feel free to ask any further questions regarding MA. Social work. I recently got admitted to Liverpool Hope. Cheers

rs172:

Sorry to ask, are those fees qouted for Bsc or diploma

mamacajah:

Congrats..

SegunWamiri:


Sorry, I didn't indicate. It's Master's

Dfazz:
Please I will appreciate a head up here, can a spouse apply for a tier 2 visa while in Nigeria for her partner after securing a tier 4 visa for herself.
The partner is in UAE planning to return by October 2020.
The wife has just secured admission for January 2021 and looking at applying for her tier 4 visa by August, the visa might be issued before husband arrive, they are planning to get married by November 2020.
Her fear is if it will be possible for the husband to get a tier 2 visa before she resume for studies in January 2021 and what are the likely chances for a denial.

Dfazz:
Please I will appreciate a head up here, can a spouse apply for a tier 2 visa while in Nigeria for her partner after securing a tier 4 visa for herself.
The partner is in UAE planning to return by October 2020.
The wife has just secured admission for January 2021 and looking at applying for her tier 4 visa by August, the visa might be issued before husband arrive, they are planning to get married by November 2020.
Her fear is if it will be possible for the husband to get a tier 2 visa before she resume for studies in January 2021 and what are the likely chances for a denial.

Dfazz:
Please I will appreciate a head up here, can a spouse apply for a tier 2 visa while in Nigeria for her partner after securing a tier 4 visa for herself.
The partner is in UAE planning to return by October 2020.
The wife has just secured admission for January 2021 and looking at applying for her tier 4 visa by August, the visa might be issued before husband arrive, they are planning to get married by November 2020.
Her fear is if it will be possible for the husband to get a tier 2 visa before she resume for studies in January 2021 and what are the likely chances for a denial.

SegunWamiri:

You're welcome.

Do feel free to ask any further questions regarding MA. Social work. I recently got admitted to Liverpool Hope. Cheers

Phenmeson:
Since the beginning of Corona, this trend is now a battle field. Congrats to our Prime Minister & Country on the arrival of the new baby �.
I beg any September Northumbria applicant here, any update from the school.

Yimi4real:
Newcastle or London? My husband is September applicant.

Phenmeson:


London applicant. Do you know how much he was required to pay frm 9ja

Yimi4real:
£5500

Gavrelino123:


Nice one....Congratulations.

Did you pay application fee?

Can someone who studied Accountancy in His Bachelor's degree have a chance of getting admission in SOCIAL WORKS in Liverpool Hope University?


Thanks...

lander237:


It depends on what you'd really love to do. I'd say you go for CS but here are some insights which may help you in making a decision

1. Computer science;
-PROS: the syllabus is broad, covers almost all specializations of computer-related courses (data science, software, cybersecurity, etc). This will help when looking for jobs as you would not be restricted to one area
-CONS: might not cover data science in-depth (you will need to study in-depth by yourself)

2. data science;
-PROS: broad and in-depth coverage of data science syllabus
-CONS: restricted to searching for jobs in data science only and possibly programming as well.

Skymoore1004:
They have reduced it to £2000