LaaJiblik:
Thanks STENON



Sorry Lacrimossa: it’s not fake Afterall as STENON just posted a Guardian link.
Although you mixed up the story in your post though. The story seemed to suggest the discussion around placing a cap is the other way round.

Lacrimossa2020:


Apology accepted. Pls edit your previous post where you called me a liar. Thanks.

STENON:
Thansk, my current employer is removing NI tax but not removing income tax till April salary payslip.

Lacrimossa2020:


Apology accepted. Pls edit your previous post where you called me a liar. Thanks.

Richdee1:


Where are you doing your per time work??
As care giver?? or

LaaJiblik:
To whom it may concern

I wish to tender an unreserved apology to Lacrimossa for;
1. Replying “it’s a lie” on his previous post.
2. Replying “it’s fake information” on his post.

I take all responsibility for the mistake and hope this clears the air, in case someone has believed me.

Thanks and God bless.

BouharryArtikou:


Care givers earn minimum wage.
STENON couldn’t have earned that much as a caregiver. She is a teacher, she is proudly a professional teacher and she flaunts it with dignity. Correct girl.

mimilyrics:
Your visa fee covers your biometrics.

Mindlog:


Hoping I can start out with a part time job as a Mental Healthcare Assistant and move ahead from there.

Richdee1:


Are u in the UK??

Rify:
Good Day House? Thanks to everyone who has really been helping out.

My cousin wants to study Msc Nursing in the UK with her science degree. I read a long time here about people who applied and got it but can't remember the schools mentioned.

Can someone who knows help with the schools she can look at and the requirements if possible if not we can read up once we have the lists of schools.

we saw Hertfordshire but it requires about 650 hours of work either voluntary or full time in the field.

Many thanks�

Capitalbase:
Good morning all. @Justwise, please are U suggesting to some of us whose course starts September Or October to defer the admission to January so we can have time to work and raise "Sufficient" funds to cater for our needs? If so, can U please sir, explain this further.
Because the way this world is headed and this our "Beautiful" depressing country, I no won go pay money now, dem come beging tell me online matter or do half here go complete am there. Matter just tire me. Make Una help me settle am o!!
Thanks

Tobexin:
all the school requires atleast 500hrs or more experiences in an healthcare setting.

Rify:
Oh okay. Many thanks for this.

Can you please list some other schools that offer this with just tye science degree and the work experience so we can compare all? Thanks

justwise:


Yes.

That is if you are coming with little money hoping to work and pay remaining fees and support yourself but if you are financially ok then no problem.

If you want to enjoy studying the UK, great experiences and memories that comes with, don't come financially unprepared

Personally i wouldn't take admission from any school offering online lecture, i rather stay in Nigeria and do long distance learning.

babaoloola:


Please are these fees the same for dependent? Or kindly state the fees if you can.

Bless.

beautyfoch:


Simply Google MSc Adult Nursing. You will see plenty of schools to choose from.

You can as well check out this link

https://www.findamasters.com/masters-degrees/adult-nursing/?30MmgF2

Ellawhyte55:
Good day everyone, I hope we are all staying safe in this pandemic?

I’m new here, and I’ve read as much as I can on what has been going on here. But I have a question: please does anyone know a website/link that I can use to source for UK schools and courses? Just like we have DAAD for German schools. I’d really appreciate this. Thank you.

mimilyrics:
Someone posted a link for nursing students a few comments above. Use the link in the quoted comment below and delete nursing, go to the site and search for your preferred course.


Thank you.

LaaJiblik:
Proposed UK 2-Year Post Study Work VISA

- I know the clear morality have not been ironed out yet.
- Something similar existed, before it was scrapped (I think in 2011/2012?).

For those that have an idea how it worked previously, please can anyone help me with this question?

If I complete studies in August 2021. And I am eligible for the 2-year PSW visa. How about my dependants? Will they be issued 2-year visas too? Tied to my own?

Thanks

Hosey any ideas?
Justwise can you help?

LaaJiblik:
Proposed UK 2-Year Post Study Work VISA

- I know the clear morality have not been ironed out yet.
- Something similar existed, before it was scrapped (I think in 2011/2012?).

For those that have an idea how it worked previously, please can anyone help me with this question?

If I complete studies in August 2021. And I am eligible for the 2-year PSW visa. How about my dependants? Will they be issued 2-year visas too? Tied to my own?

Thanks

Hosey any ideas?
Justwise can you help?

LagosismyHome:


The old post study was for 2 years and always covered dependents which allowed both parties to do any job and no hours limit.

However those 2 years while you can use it to work , didn't count towards a 5 years work Visa path to ILR (indefinite leave to remain) then to british citizenship. It could be use for 10 years path to ILR but not the 5 years path

Mikeval001:
I thought we all might need this information.

I just got the information that the UK embassy essential offices are opened already while others are to be opened 17th of June.

22tobiade:
More details on this pls

LagosismyHome:


The old post study was for 2 years and always covered dependents which allowed both parties to do any job and no hours limit.

However those 2 years while you can use it to work , didn't count towards a 5 years work Visa path to ILR (indefinite leave to remain) then to british citizenship. It could be use for 10 years path to ILR but not the 5 years path