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justwise:
That is doable, start now

I was thinking last week of May, but with this whole confusion about not being able to come back in when passport is about to expire has paused the trip....if anyone can assure me I will get my passport in a month or 6 weeks time, then I plan towards end of June

justwise:
I think renewing passport here now is a lot easier compare to what i went through last Nov. When are you planning to travel?

Please do you have any idea how long the processing takes?

Adazeal:
It's tshoboy, think she made an error in the spelling. Applied for mine yesterday.

Thanks, I have a student visa, my brp expires sometime next year. Getting into Nigeria might be easy, but my concern is coming back into UK. Please what's your take, should I apply for renewal here? Any idea how long before the new passport will come, I am asking because of the children's vignette, so it does not expire while waiting for passport.

justwise:
Yes you can do that especially if you have British passport or other form of permanent stay paper, only that you have to convince the airlines if questioned, you will not be sent back once you get to Nigerian airport but you will be asked some questions as to why you are travelling with expired passport.

The informant said that was what they won't through. The husband was not allowed to travel with the children because he has a BRP and the kids has vignette bearing the main applicant's name and not his'. So she had to go and bring them.

Was he here already before going to bring the kids or they all came in at same time with vignettes?
Please are you on student visa or other forms or permanent residency?

Santa2:
either of the spouse can bring in the kids..only my spouse brought the kids

For someone with a student visa and not any other form of residency, is it applicable too

giselle237:
I have travelled out and back with 10 days remaining. Just make sure passport is valid on both travel dates, no room for abeg. If it is valid, there will be no issues at all.

Please any idea how long the processing takes

@justwise please you mentioned travelling back with an almost expired passport, mine expires on ist of june, can I travel to Naija with and return before that ist without issues at the airport?

Also someone said my husband can't brinh my kids in since I am the main applicant, we came in together and he has gotten his brp but travelled back to bring the kids.

Elders biko make una help my ministry, anyone that has any input about my plenty listed wahalas above should kindly help. Thanks

I am a woman O, please I need mentoring too.

I need help too. I just arrived last month, student visa, a PGC course in education. I decided not to go for MSc cos I have a UK MSc degree (a UK school overseas campus). Both my MSc and BSc are IT related and I have some IT experience too.

Which of these two is a better pathway to follow long term, IT or Education (teaching)?

Aphrodite007:
Are you a woman

STENON:
in scotland, First is to get admission, get your student visa, your brp , and then come with your TRCN. Every other things call follow after that.

Sorry for my too many questions.

Admission for PGDE or is there another route to get QTS?

STENON:
which part of UK are you travelling to? You should be fine with your TRCN in Scotland but not other part of UK.

I am yet to start the process at all, that's why I am seeking your guidance on my best possible route.

I don't have any specific place on mind but definitely not London.

How do I start the process for Scotland, I have sent some mails but no reply yet.

STENON:
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STENON please i asked the question below some days ago and I am yet to get your reply.


Please I have a question about QTS, PGCE/PGDE, where do I start from and how, saw where you told someone about getting a TRCN certificate.

I am interested in Teaching in UK, i graduated from a UK school in 2016 with a Masters (Computer Networks). I have a BSc in Computer Science from a Nigeria school. I just completed my PGDE and I am duly registered with TRCN. I teach Maths and Computing.

Please anybody and the house gurus that knows how I should proceed in order not to make mistakes should come to my aid, biko, ejoor...

Hi @Yemsot

Congrats and hope you are well settled?

Please i have some questions.

1. Did you pay any fee deposits like students for Masters students do, if yes, how much?

2. As a Maths teacher trainee, any bursary or scholarship since you are a non salaried trainee?

Thanks

STENON:
Hi bro, Please I am here to help... what is the question?

Please I have a question about QTS, PGCE/PGDE, where do I start from and how, saw where you told someone about getting a TRCN certificate.

I am interested in Teaching in UK, i graduated from a UK school in 2016 with a Masters (Computer Networks). I have a BSc in Computer Science from a Nigeria school. I just completed my PGDE and I am duly registered with TRCN. I teach Maths and Computing.

Please anybody and the house gurus that knows how I should proceed in order not to make mistakes should come to my aid, biko, ejoor...