₦airaland Forum

Onuchijioke:
You can receive the visa which allows you work parttime but cant practise,till u go thro the process and get your license as a regulated proffesion.Licensing and qualification are mutually exclusive.

Onuchijioke:
Your recognised degree qualifies you,then licensing comes afterwords while working parttime.Gernan A1 or English B2 does it for the earliest qualification.If german doesnt do it for you ,you try English for the earliest qualification.When u get there,you can sort yourself out.Qualification doesnt mean you can practise.They are both different scenarios.Different battle grounds.Qualification is a stepping stone.Alless Klar.

Optometry is a highly regulated profession in Germany, which completely changes how you must approach your degree recognition and language requirements. Because your career involves direct patient care, a standard ZAB Statement of Comparability (which is only for non-regulated corporate or tech professions) is not the correct pathway.


Instead, you must apply for full Approbation or Berufserlaubnis through the specific medical/health authority of the German federal state where you intend to live and work. During this process, the state authority will manually evaluate your 6-year Doctor of Optometry curriculum against the German equivalent to bridge the gap you see on Anabin.

Onuchijioke:
Medical proffesionals qualify for the chancenkarte as long as your degree is recognised.They will work parttime job like everyone else while working to get licensed since its a regulated profession to practise.
Qualification is stage one,Licensing is stage two.what stage are you?

Onuchijioke:
Medical proffesionals qualify for the chancenkarte as long as your degree is recognised.They will work parttime job like everyone else while working to get licensed since its a regulated profession to practise.
Qualification is stage one,Licensing is stage two.what stage are you?

Thanks bro for your response.
Firstly, my degree is not recognised, so I have to do ZAB, I studied Optometry, I graduated with Doctor of Optometry certificate (OD) while in annabin, it is Bsc. Optometry.
Also, I haven't written IELTS or German language. Do you know any good German language tutor where I can learn easily?
Or What do you advised please?

charlesklaus:
I think most medical professionals get an approbation/permit since the field is regulated. Also, you need to know German all the way to C1 for doctors (Fachsprachprüfung).

Rainbow10:
I think it's better if we could create a functioning WhatsApp group for Prospective iceland japa student,
ICELAND is the goal............

22o62021:
I was loved there more than the south

If I had remained in Kaduna
I would have studied in ABU

If I had remained in Lafia
I would have studied in NAspoly

And it's easier to make money through business there.

Styluss:
It will add up as an experience for you.
If its better, then its worth it, Northerners are not as bad as people claim. Just dey your day and no pass your boundry.
I wish you best of God

22o62021:
Asked on my experience living in the north

Know how you interact with married Muslim women

Don't condemn their religion.

Don't poke nose

I regret leaving North

Kaduna and Nasarawa

olamilarks:
First of all, Guy you get mind o!
Congratulations on this start of a wonderful career!

Saintinoo:
First of all congratulations.

Can you tell us the name of this reputable hospital in Bauchi? Is it private?

Well back to your question, Bauchi is one of the most safest states in the North, very cheap, I mean very cheap, you only spend not more than 6k highest on TP to work.
About places you can stay, it depends on where you hospital is located, most big private hospitals Bauchi are situated in GRA.

You can stay in places like, Awala roundabout, Gidan mai, opposite barracks or Yelwa, close to the University and polytechnic.

Bauchi state is a Hausa speaking states, although there are a lot of Igbo's at Tudun Wada Dan iya popularly called Bayan gari. But bro, Bayan gari don cast, ashawo and cultist full am now, police raid that place every day.

Generally, you will enjoy Bauchi state, cheap, very cheap. Least I forget, you can get a decent one bed room and parlour for 80 to 100k, depending on location.

Meteng:
The only issue you’ll have is safety on the road while going or coming

Topajis:
Am in Jos ... always going to bauchi...it's depends on how u want to leave life there
..yeluwa area is where Christan area is.igbo, Yoruba...but pls dnt ever talks about region issue with them...don't show superiorty..tell them that u are new in office ..so that they can be speaking English with you. Cares alot for them..this how you can enjoy the place...costof housing depends on your taste... transport now is moderate...but relatively hot weather

tonak:
In the university there, you will find plenty of southerners. You can always go there to mix up and unwind. Likewise the polytechnic.

Maj196:
I think Bauchi is one of the safe states in the north. I have never been there but I don't hear attacks happening over there.

Aldol:
Just respect their culture,tradition and norms there and you are good to go. But be security conscious always.

Styluss:
Take the job, people who are there are alive, no one is dead. My babe served in the most remote part of Jigawa. No wahala from any angle
She loved the place seff

Mambo4real:
When I was about going for my schooling in Zaria, I had same fear of insecurity, but what happened at the end, everything went successful and, I never regretted any bit of the experience I had while schooling in the North. Insecurity is more in the east as of today.

We have diverse of tribes already in bauchi, doing very well. And you have also felt the environment for the 3days u spent over there, so there is no cause for alarm.

The only advice I have for you is, be focused. Make sure in your dealings to critize or involve in any argument that has to do with religion.

Pray and commit your journey and duration of stay in Bauchi into the hands of Almighty God. Then believe and trust in God that at the end of your stay in Bauchi, testimonies shall overwhelm you in Jesus

jaeyking:
Bauchi is not a state I feel you should be afraid off

In terms of security nowhere is safe

In Bauchi u are assured of a lower cost of living, transportation, feeding e.t.c

But the downside is the high social life, flexes and norms in the east is not too available in Bauchi

Apart from that if the pay is good
U are good to go

jaeyking:
Bauchi is not a state I feel you should be afraid off

In terms of security nowhere is safe

In Bauchi u are assured of a lower cost of living, transportation, feeding e.t.c

But the downside is the high social life, flexes and norms in the east is not too available in Bauchi

Apart from that if the pay is good
U are good to go

Teaveapoet:
It's okay to be scared about so many factors but you can also consider that no place is safe in Nigeria generally, people live in Bauchi now so, stay low, focus on your reason for going to Bauchi and set goals for period of years you want to be there.

A bird at hand is worth two in the bush.

If you have a good accommodation and salary. I see nothing wrong with this.

TosineGuy:
Must it be Abuja? I'm based in Ogun State. I am almost through with the data analyst and cyber security programs I registered on Coursera.

Brownboss112:
i have done that i was given medication but it still persists

Brownboss112:
Recently i had sex with a prostitute , to be precisely it was on november 1st . It was a protected sex and the condom didnt burst oooo. I had a full std test a month after it was all negative but a few days after the test i started experiencing blurry vision, dizziness and neck pain . I have done 2 additional hiv tests at 5 weeks and 7 weeks respectively . I have also went to the hospital and i was treated for malaria which i had . But this blurry vision and dizziness no gree go ooooooo i need your help guys
What should i do?