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Please i need your help, her first degree was in Public health and she wants to do Msc in nursing, please is it possible to get Msc in nursing in USA?

Xilsbridalhouse:
I thought I was the only one who noticed Moses dribbles o! Omo e shock me lol I was telling hubby, how come this guy didn’t fall? Which kain strength be this ? Lol

person wey dey ground no dey fear fall

kwemkizito:
I didn't use that.

Okay.

kwemkizito:
Congratulations bro, as i wait for mine make we connect, DMU as well ( PROJECT MANAGEMENT)

Please how did you attach Waec scratch card during application?

Imagine that

mimilyrics:
Ask away, I might be able to help.
I know someone who applied in December and got it.

I also know of someone else who applied for it but withdrew her application before biometrics because she got her skilled worker visa COS from one of the jobs she applied to.

Please i sent you an email

uulove:
If her hubby has successfully completed his course, they may want to apply for the post study visa. If they are on the post study visa, she wouldn't need to apply for a student visa then.

Ok. Thanks

uulove:
I had to address my reasons for doing the course in my personal statement. I had to also talk about it during my interview.

If the school decides to admit and give you a CAS, they would justify it to UKVI when they apply for your CAS. I was not interviewed by UKVI.

Hope this makes sense.

Thank you

@mimilyrics @Justwise and all the Gurus. ..Please is it possible for a spouse to start her MSc(Nursing) immediately the husband is through with his own or must she come back to Nigeria and apply since her visa is a dependant Visa. Also what's the financial implications too

uulove:
There is actually no clearcut answer to this. In my opinion, it depends on your plans after graduation. Do you intend to return to Nigeria or remain in the UK? I ask because MPH jobs are very well paid in Nigeria but difficult to come by. In the UK, MPH jobs are not so easy to get unless you decide to do a PHD with which you can lecture.

I speak from experience because I did a Masters in Public Health. A classmate of mine returned to Nigeria and was fortunate to get a job with Clinton Health Access Initiative and was earning about 970k a month. They needed someone MPH who was fluent in Hausa.

Three other classmates decided to go the PHD route, two of them currently have lecturing jobs at MMU, Sheffield-Hallam and the other works as a researcher with the NHS.

I decided on the MSc nursing with registration route because it is shorter and you have a job waiting for you on graduation.

Good morning, please can I send you a mail?

mimilyrics:
Feel free, please.

I've sent you a mail

mimilyrics:
Feel free, please.

Thanks so much

mimilyrics:
Band 5 London-based admin role with skilled worker visa sponsorship if required by the successful candidate: https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk/careers/our-vacancies.aspx?_ts=1922268#!/job/UK/London/London/Guys_St_Thomas_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Administration/Administration-v3795953?_ts=1100

Please can I send you an email

dupyshoo:
@Anacheks,
1) City and guilds Electrical Installation Level 2/3 will be good to have to understand BS standards and regulations.
2) Will be difficult (not impossible) to get a job straight from Nigeria. Student route provides the best opportunity get a job.

Thanks so much, God bless you

dustydee:
On number 2, it is possible but may be difficult. The easiest way may be through a recommendation or intra company transfer.
I do not know about wiring certifications required but for Electrical engineering, being an IET chartered engineer is good to have. I suggest you look at several job boards - LinkedIn, indeed etc and send out applications or enrol for a masters degree and then use that period to apply for jobs in-country.
You could also explore the tier 1 exceptional talent route. For that you need the endorsement of the royal academy of engineering. You can google and get more information online. IT route seems to be easier than Engineering but it is definetely possible. I wish you the best and Happy new year. @dupyshoo, any other tips for him/her?

Thanks so much, God bless you

dustydee:
On number 2, it is possible but may be difficult. The easiest way may be through a recommendation or intra company transfer.
I do not know about wiring certifications required but for Electrical engineering, being an IET chartered engineer is good to have. I suggest you look at several job boards - LinkedIn, indeed etc and send out applications or enrol for a masters degree and then use that period to apply for jobs in-country.
You could also explore the tier 1 exceptional talent route. For that you need the endorsement of the royal academy of engineering. You can google and get more information online. IT route seems to be easier than Engineering but it is definetely possible. I wish you the best and Happy new year. @dupyshoo, any other tips for him/her?

Thanks so much God bless you

dupyshoo:
@Anacheks,
1) City and guilds Electrical Installation Level 2/3 will be good to have to understand BS standards and regulations.
2) Will be difficult (not impossible) to get a job straight from Nigeria. Student route provides the best opportunity get a job.

Thanks so much, is it possible to get the City and guilds from Nigeria?

erico2k2:
Not from Nigeria bro sorry, I'm in the Engineering field. As UK spec is different from (ja Spec when it comes to the Engineering field unless you are in the Mining and Oil sector!

Okay. Thank you

dustydee:
It's better to ask here so others can learn and you can get a variety of views.

Okay Thanks, I wanted to ask about certification that one needs to have in order to be qualified to work as an electrical engineer(majorly wiring and maintenance).
2. Is it possible to get a job(Sponsorship) from Nigeria here in Electrical engineering field.
Thanks.

tolajay:
You can search the Occupation Shortage List to confirm if your field of work is listed and eligible for sponsorship and work visa.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations

Thanks

AnaCheks:
Good evening all. I am an electrical engineer with experience on electrical installation and maintenance on buildings. Please how do I go about getting a tier 2 visa. As I'm still in Nigeria, is it possible to get a job with sponsorship? Any electrical engineer over there please help

Please somebody help me.

dustydee:
Geniuses? I am not sure. I work in Engineering in the UK and I have worked with a lot of them across several companies and yet to identify any as a genius.
There are very competent ones, just like any other race but one distingusing feature is that some of them are very competitive. It may be due to the nature of their educational system where competition is very high for the best schools and jobs. Unfortunately some of them take that competitive spirit too far by trying to pull others down, especially if they perceive you to be a threat (My Nigerian friends across different sectors have experienced this several times).
They also have an advantage, at least in my industry, that once you are Indian, there is a presumption of competence (which some comments here also seem to suggest) and that give them an edge but having worked with them, I know better. But they are generally hardworking.
TheGuyFromHR is right, let's not use our deficiencies to rush to conclusions and genralisations.

Can I send you an email please? I need some information

Good evening all. I am an electrical engineer with experience on electrical installation and maintenance on buildings. Please how do I go about getting a tier 2 visa. As I'm still in Nigeria, is it possible to get a job with sponsorship? Any electrical engineer over there please help

Na Wa oo. Na so the Christmas go be for road. Why you no bring out the other copy na?

Elogy:
I didn't get you when you said nine till next year

I meant none till next year

Should be today. Nine again till next year

Elogy:
When is next coren council meeting this month

AnaCheks:
Good afternoon to the Gurus and everyone here... Please between running Masters in Public Health (MPH) and MSc(Adult Nursing) which is more Lucrative?
NB: Bsc was Public Health.
Thanks..
cc: Aprokoduaghter
Justwise
et Al.

Somebody help

AnaCheks:
Good afternoon to the Gurus and everyone here... Please between running Masters in Public Health (MPH) and MSc(Adult Nursing) which is more Lucrative?
NB: Bsc was Public Health.
Thanks..
cc: Aprokoduaghter
Justwise
et Al.

Somebody help please... Gurus

Good afternoon to the Gurus and everyone here... Please between running Masters in Public Health (MPH) and MSc(Adult Nursing) which is more Lucrative?
NB: Bsc was Public Health.
Thanks..
cc: Aprokoduaghter
Justwise
et Al.

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Aprokodaughter:
For the letter wey dem send so dem talk say make you accept the offer maybe you fit do this one for their website wey you use take apply for the course.

Them kon add say make you quick pay the deposit although dem no mention am for email as I dey look so. Say make you pay am before Dec 3rd. Say if not dem go commot the admission from your hand one time and dem no go look your face. Say dem talk Dec 3rd because they want make all their international students apply for visa quick quick.


The big condition wey dem kon mention separately talk say you must write IELTS but dem kon talk say dem fit look your face pity you if you fit present an official confirmation that confirmation fit be letter wey go talk the real truth say all your lecturers for your undergraduate level teach you with obodoyibo and this teaching wey them talk so e no go fit pass 5years o if not na another gbege.

For the IELTS no be any result dem go collect o say you must to carry 6.0 band with 5.5 for all the test result.

I wan greet for the offer wey Stirling University give you.

hongeorge:
Guru in the house, pls what is the best time to apply for Visa application September 2022 intake.

Please we need your guidance gurus

Cc @justwise ey al

Btm1:
Anyone going to Keele University? Can we hook up pls am about to make payment for my Deposit. I hope Keele doesn't delay in issuance of CAS oooo

the first time I'm seeing Keele university here...