₦airaland Forum

Vietnaminfo:
You can but it is illegal. Your best bet is to come with the right documents

Pls sir what are the right documents?

Please is going to Cambodia through English teaching possible for Nigerians?

Prodigee:
Why can't you mention the academy here so everyone can gain?! At least you have been gaining from info shared here so far. You don't have to put the link if you are scared of ban. Just mention the name.

If you check previous comments u will see Wia one of d moderators instructed dat no more questions/inquiry on which TEFL is best to use or one is using...
She is heeding to the instruction Sir

Citygal:
You are welcome.

@Citygal...I don't know how to operate this email thing..pls kindly call/whatsapp me on zero ate zero too ate six nine too ate five one

Youonlyliveonce:
Same here, did you submit IELTs?

Please how about you...did you submit?

otopxy:
No, I told them my language of instruction was English, and I am applying from a country where our lingua franca is English. it has been waived in my case

You are not a Nigerian?

Coolberry:
Is your card Visa, Mastercard or verve??

Verve..and there is no option for verve card

Pls epp a village gal...I haven't used my card to pay for any tin online before...I tried putting my card number on the column and it keeps saying d number is incorrect..
The space for putting the card has 16numbers while mine is more Dan 16,what do I do pls

Lol....typical example of "you don't value what you have till u lose it"
Person wey get school,yet his English is wack...smh...

@azubix where art thou...
Its bin awhile
Can I get a contact to reach u?
I don't know hw to use dis mail tin

u3fine:
By the special grace of God January 2021 will not pass me.
I've completed my TEFL course on-line and all other requirements are available now except the police and medical which I intend doing in December due to the 6 months validity after which I will authenticate.
I've started applying for jobs already and getting both negative and positive response. Most said I should get back to them when the boarders are open.
I am also looking at China to teach because they pay more than in Vietnam.
At Whyna inspired me to take this part in leaving this country and start globe trotting via teaching English abroad with lots of opportunities.

Thank to the merciful God for healing your mum.

Pls sir how much did it cost you for the TEFL online course..I want to have a budget as to what to save...secondly can u recommend the site u used?
Thank you

Soknown:
The new Health and Care Visa for foreign medical workers will open for applications on 4 August 2020, the government has announced.

The visa is not a new route as such, but a species of Tier 2 (General) visa — the announcement comes in a new Part A to the Tier 2 policy guidance, added on 14 July. It is also misnamed in the sense that it is only for “qualified doctors, nurses and allied health professionals who have been trained to a recognised standard” — not for care home workers. The full list of eligible professions is:

2112 – Biological scientists and biochemists
2113 – Physical Scientists
2211 – Medical Practitioners
2212 – Psychologists
2213 – Pharmacists
2214 – Ophthalmic Opticians
2215 – Dental practitioners
2217 – Medical Radiographers
2218 – Podiatrists
2219 – Health Professionals not elsewhere classified
2221 – Physiotherapists
2222 – Occupational Therapists
2223 – Speech and Language Therapists
2229 – Therapy professionals not elsewhere classified
2231 – Nurses
2232 – Midwives
2442 – Social Workers
3213 – Paramedics

Tier 2 Policy Guidance, Paragraph A3
To be eligible for a Health and Care Visa, the worker must be offered one of the above jobs, either for an NHS trust / health board or for one of several other medical and social care organisations listed in the guidance, and meet all the usual Tier 2 (General) criteria.

Reduced application fees are promised. The fees table has not yet been updated to say what they are, but the basic application fee has previously been reported as £464. Applicants should also be exempt from the Immigration Health Surcharge.

New NHS visa announced | Free Movement
A promising idea in many ways, but it is laughable that NHS workers from overseas still have to pay a surcharge ...

Decisions are to be fast-tracked, “with the aim that the vast majority are processed within three weeks”.

Which kind yeye course did I study....anatomy has finished me....u hardly find anatomy in any job vacancy be it public or private in Nigeria...
Now look at these ��...no recognition of an anatomist�

They don't wear uniforms over there...I mean the students?

Richdee1:
So whyna do abadome us for here.. Make una port to DanielHouston thread oo.. pictures dey rain cat and dog for there.. I don see and laugh tire

Link pls

Why is the duration of N-tech and N-agro just 6months,others12months

You are a rare gem...Thanks for the informations you keep dishing out

can I use temporary voters card...that's the only ID I have

I graduated with a third class in human anatomy,can I get a direct entry to nursing in imsu?

@soknown pls wat path can a 3rd class anatomy follow to finally end in nursing here in Nigeria..
I don't have money or sponsor for abroad yet unless its scholarship which I doubt will work out cos of age(I'm 32)

@crushsugar pls I want to ask a question or better still seek your opinion
following the part of nursing,I have found out that going through jamb,post ume is one process I'm scared about especially in aspect of ASUU strike et al.

Then school of nursing the rigidity is much,u must live in the school premises if you are single...its not going to be easy as I still need to hustle to foot my bills.

so I googled,and read that one can go for nursing through post graduate studies although I saw just two schools that do that for now..
please what do you think,is it advisable doing a PGD in nursing,can it fetch me a job in the UK, can it also fetch me a job here in Nigeria (federal hospital job),

Pls advise ma

chai I must reach this Vietnam by fire by thunder.AMEN....��
I no get one naira for my account ooo but e go happen
but I'm confused oooo,finally finally which way go make sense pass Agent abi TEFL
@whyna can I pm you pls

Chuchu27:
I think I have just found my favorite thread on Nairaland. As someone who will be going back to school to study Nursing in their 30s, this was really encouraging and so far an enjoyable read. Thanks for taking time out of your I'm sure, very busy schedule to document your experience in detail and very articulately. Will be following.

pls are you going through school of nursing or the university?

Ufemia26:
Congratulations Ma.
Can i get some advice from nurse professionals here?
I have an intention to go back and study nursing, this is after 4 years of graduating with bsc biochemistry from uniport. However, right now i am confused as i don't know if it is much better enrolling to school of Nursing or the University. The fear of ASUU strike scares me from choosing the latter as i am in my late twenties and i wouldn't want to spend extra years. Studying abroad is no bread and butter as it involves much financial commitment which i can't afford. If not, that option would have been the best for me. I want to know if obtaining RN after 3 years at SON guarantees one of getting a job outside Nigeria.

How far with your plans,have you picked a form yet for school of nursing?
I made enquiries about the school fees...its something else

Interesting topic...But it seems its only nursing one can use and leave this country oooo...

Correct thread..quite informative

pls pardon my question if it seems foolish Can nursing be done tru post graduate studies? Age isn't on my side,I'm 32 already.... Or must I go tru jamb or school of nursing I studied human anatomy pls experts in d house

If you can come to FMC owerri...ask of heart to heart unit. d chief consultant dia is a pro in anytin skin wahala...if she tells u its ntn believe me its ntn

I'm 32years old and I want to go for nursing but my fear is age....after graduating do I stand a chance to be employed? should I go for school of nursing or university? which will be more flexible since I have a little job that I'm managing? Pls I need advice?

Enskynelson:
Most School of Nursing don't offer you Degree in Nursing. It's like a diploma although still enough to get you registered as a Nurse. So, NOUN offers you Bachelor Degree in Nursing and not Diploma in Nursing.
For now, for you to be admitted into the programme, you must have diploma in Nursing and must be a registered Nurse.
Success bro.

So I should go to school of nursing first for 3years before I can be given admission in noun?