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I am sure you are aware people travel for other reasons other than money

cucumbar:
why do pharmacists want to japa?

community pharmacists are making a hell of money in this country, more than they will ever make in Europe or America nau.

1) There are various education providers for the exams such as Pharmachieve, Misbah, PharmaEpass etc. They can be pricey but offer a structured revision content which is helpful. DYOR on each platform before paying
2) E2 Language (paid subscription if you can as well) Check them out on youtube first and lots of practise tests
3) None that i know of

jemeae:
Please, I'm currently trying to proceed with my Canadian PR journey. I've watched videos about this process and have decided that it'd be the path I want to follow..

My question now is..
1. What materials would you recommend for the Evaluation exam? I know that this can be written in Nigeria..
2. What sources would you recommend for me to ace my IELTS? I'd love for me to have like an 8.0 in all tests..
3. If you could help me, I'd appreciate if I can join a WhatsApp or telegram community of pharmacists willing to travel..

If I do well in my evaluation exam, I know that I would be able to travel to Canada so as to complete the remaining processes and would be working part-time so I would be able to also raise funds for the other exams..

I'm currently working and gathering funds and I want to take the exams one at a time. I know that it's possible. I just want to try my best not to base in Nigeria as I'm still young and fresh..

I'd be really grateful if you could help me..

Some Raw Information

If You are tight on funds: Canada PR is your best bet. This path is the cheapest way for pharmacists to japa, however this path is slow but it’s worth it as you’re getting a Permanent Resident status without paying any tuition whatsoever. If you can be studious and learn French in addition to your pebc evaluation. You’re have a 90% chance of getting an invite. Furthermore, this path might be tough depending on the city you arrive , Canada job search can be tougher than the UK , it’s easy to start working immediately you arrive compared to Canada. These are first hand information. You’ll need cash to survive the first few months of bills whilst searching for a job. Also, you can get to complete the licensing process by writing the evaluation, Mcq & Osce exams.

If you are liquid , UK is your best bet . Quick and fast , in two years you start working as a licensed pharmacist having passed the GPHC exam . Currently the higher paying sector is community pharmacy with entry roles as high as £55k per annum. NHS starts lower but still matches up with time and progression. The UK is still great for skilled professionals , the hack is to live in less populated area and save big on rent.



The OPRA Pathway , I really don’t have first hand information from Australia, but I don’t suppose there are many invites being given out at the moment and getting work visa from overseas comes with competition. I’d like if anyone can contribute to this pathway

Sa e visa available within 3 days

Sure , this can be the beginning of a new era. You can start by asking your relevant questions

Blaceve:
Hello house, a pharmacist here, please I’ll appreciate it if we bring this thread back to life. It will really do a lot of good. I for one I’m interested in Japa but don’t even know where to start from. I believe if we run minds together,we will achieve something especially with the saying that it’s not easy for pharmacists to japa.

Yes
There are many good opportunities for pharmacists mainly in community and hospital respectively

Odytee:
Hi I found your thread and i got interested when you said you are practicing in the UK.
I would like to ask you few questions about the Licensing process (OSPAP).
Also what are the chances of getting a good job after the OSPAP?

This is a thread for pharmacists looking for information to japa.
UK - OSPAP/GPHC Route
USA - FPGEE/NAPLEX/MPJE ROUTE
CANADA - PR & PEBC EE, MCQ & OSCE ROUTE
AUSTRALIA - OPRA & WORK VISA ROUTE(Formerly KAPS)

If you have migrated and practising successfully in these countries, you are welcome to share your experience and views.
If you have any questions on any route, you can drop your questions.
Ps: I’m a practising pharmacist in the UK

Anybody visiting joburg next week?

South Africa is cool
You just need to stay in a good area trust me you won’t have issues
Many Nigerian families are in Pretoria which I know personally doing fine and I’ve visited twice as well

Thanks

Zahra29:
Yes, if it's a sponsored health and care role

Good afternoon all, I have some questions bordering me , I’m on student visa but soon rounding up my studies . I’m doing a training which will qualify me as a pharmacy technician but I’m hoping to bring in my wife soon. The role falls under the health and care visa but the salary is about 25k max . Would it be possible to bring in a dependent?

Who get sure logistics courier from SA to Lagos please . tested and trusted

Failed country Nigeria!

Has anyone travelled out of UK as a student during term-time with no issues. I am looking to take one month for my dads burial but school is saying they can give me only two weeks. I am on my dissertation which doesnt require physical attendance in school.

Verifying the supposed seller land documents with the ministry of lands. I have a lawyer who can do that for you

justwise:
@All

When buying a land from any of these agencies in Nigeria how do one verify that they are genuine? Apart from visiting their offices and viewing the land which other ways can one verify that these are not scammers?

Your dad should know best

Abimbolakay123:
Hello Nairalanders, can someone please share any information on how to get a relative visa for SA.

I'm over 20 years and my dad has a PR status in south Africa.

bro do you have a book?

HARDDON:

switch to tier 2 asaply
How much is full tuition

Lex2023:
Hello guys I need help please.
UK has fraustrate my life and I haven't been m smile anytime i go to work,most times I try to fake it but inside i know am in pain.

Check notary public around you on maps

rinzylee:
Oh brilliant.


I was asked to check post-office here. If it doesn't work, I'd revert to you.

Thank you

go ahead .. ..you can move from there if you don’t like there and I think you’ll also get stipends in research. Take the chance

Ovii123:
Thanks bro for your advice, the university name is North west University, Noordwest. Research is in Chemistry department though I studied Chemical Engineering 1st degree.
The supervisor is also a Nigerian and had already contacted me via email to forward my transcript asap, he even agreed to pay for my SAQA stuff.

Good afternoon sir, I’d like to have a chat with you as regards practising pharmacy in the US. Thanks I really appreciate your response please. Happy Easter sir

IbeOkehie:
I know plenty of people arriving in my area of the USA with zero funds, nothing at all and in two, five to ten years, they're doing well, living a normal middle class life. Married with children, have jobs, cars and apartment or home, living not much differently from the average working class American.

Are these people super Nigerians or what?

Thanks so much

Estroller:
You can open a stocks and shares ISA and choose an index fund or etf to invest in.

Abeg I just Dey see ISA left and right, I have like spare £10k to invest in a low risk package, where is my best bet please as I’m a student currently

Omo! I see price £130 for one hour. I don reach mall go restock on my bathing soap 🧼

Lexusgs430:
https://www.vivastreet.co.uk/escort/gb

🤣😁😜

No free lunch, even in freetown.......😂🤣

Full GFE guaranteed......😁🤣

Good evening guys
I’m about three months in the uk. Currently working and schooling, I need guymen in Birmingham to give me pointers asap. Dating apps aren’t helping, clubs are expensive to visit, how una de change hoil abeg especially if you dey Birmingham, help your nwanne. Man don soapy tire. I say make I talk am as a closed mouth is a closed destiny 😂🤣

How much can one send to me (international transaction) that wouldn’t raise a brow?

Which app can one use to save money in the uk