ybahrbz91:
Good Afternoon House. I am a Physiotherapist who is interested in migrating to the UK. I would appreciate if there is any Physiotherapist in the house who has successfully migrated through the HCPC programme should kindly put me through.

Thank you for your time.

DaveChapelle:
Isn't it annoying when you are sharing good news even to home in Nigeria and next thing is Account number, buy pizza etc... I done tire to they shout my good news sef

fatima04:
After 4months of consistent search, numerous applications, several interviews and plenty rejection mail and calls, calling several recruiters day in day out, editing CV and cover letter up and down, prayers and all. Almighty Allah has favoured with a good job relating to my profession (Quantity surveying) at the least time I expected it.

I wi'll post more epistle and processes later to encourage so many spouses of intending and present migrant on Tier 2 or other visas

Mamatukwas:


Apology accepted Sir and many thanks for your feedback! You've given me food for thought. All 3 of my kids are under 4- the last is a newborn.

My visa doesn't have work restrictions which is a plus.. I've decided to start working seriously towards getting my license so that I'm not limited by mobility as is the current situation then decide on the best way to attack this U.K. Job market God will help us. Your input is very much appreciated and has been saved for future reference.

Regards.

Advisory:

When are you starting the job? When will you be in uk, when is the baby due? Best bet is to apply first and sort out the baby when he/she is here