Vibra:


I'm in your shoes
Can I have your email so we could connect and help each other?

aisosa.bakay@gmail.com

Pls house can i have ielts and cbt study materials, help and sister.

Tempress:
Pls house can i have ielts and cbt study materials, help and sister.

Send me a pm

vickyehi:

Send me a pm

Same here pls...tijani_muhammad@yahoo.com

deuzgreat:

so you now a nurse? you were kicked out of medicine and wants to be a nurse so u can japa? if UK or USA Medical council did nursing the way MDCN amd NMA is suffering the growth of nursing and other profession in Nigeria, would those places be attractive for you to go? I jate Nigerian medical doctors. vwry egoistic nonetities! I can remember ur username that u were one of those egoistic medical students talking down on johesu or whatnot. abi he even went to marry a nurse sef. you people should wake up and stop acting insecure! the growth of allied medical profession doesn't stop that of medicine!!!!! I'm not a nurse before you attack me!

I pray for peace for you that passes all understanding, and joy unspeakable. I joined this space because I needed help with my darling wife and I got it.

I respect the effort Nurses make and cannot imagine myself going through that. 9 hours work should be the most I can do.

Again I am not a nurse and do not crave to be one. I am happy with my job and it pay me enough to keep moving and I pray it gets better.

I also pray things get better for you.

Cheers mate

Funny thing is this guy isn't even a Doctor or a professional in healthcare. I've been seeing g his post from my old account since 2017.
This is the same guy who wanted to added a second wife simply because he's tired of his 28 year old wife. His wife too isn't a nurse,He's a perpetual liar. Stop feeding the troll.

sgtponzihater1:


I pray for peace for you that passes all understanding, and joy unspeakable. I joined this space because I needed help with my darling wife and I got it.

I respect the effort Nurses make and cannot imagine myself going through that. 9 hours work should be the most I can do.

Again I am not a nurse and do not crave to be one. I am happy with my job and it pay me enough to keep moving and I pray it gets better.

I also pray things get better for you.

Cheers mate

deuzgreat:

if the medical council of those countries frustrated the growth of nursing, you would not be attracted or allow your wife be attracted to those countries.

Stop replying this guy, He's never a medical doctor or healthcare professional. He's just one of the jobless twats on nairaland. I can prove it.

WinterLines777:
Funny thing is this guy isn't even a Doctor or a professional in healthcare. I've been seeing g his post from my old account since 2017.
This is the same guy who wanted to added a second wife simply because he's tired of his 28 year old wife. His wife too isn't a nurse,He's a perpetual liar. Stop feeding the troll.

We can't grow this way. You come to a progressive group to cause choas and call me the troll. Check my post on this thread, how have I flaunted any rule. I am not a nurse I agree, I don't hope to be one but I respect nurses. I also have moved on quite better than 2017, and God have been the greatest. Cheers

WinterLines777:
Funny thing is this guy isn't even a Doctor or a professional in healthcare. I've been seeing g his post from my old account since 2017.
This is the same guy who wanted to added a second wife simply because he's tired of his 28 year old wife. His wife too isn't a nurse,He's a perpetual liar. Stop feeding the troll.

What in what you quoted suggests that I am not a Doctor. Being offered a job of 80k. I bet many state pay health professionals paltry sums. Tomorrow will be better than today, and today is a quantum leap from yesterday. Stay firm and blessed

Thank you for your response.

vickyehi:


To add to what the other person said, there is also another thread for students wanting to study in Canada here on naira land.
https://www.nairaland.com/5233221/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/375


Lpn schools here in my town( Assiniboine community college) is not open to international students.

You can also check other schools in other provinces if they are open to international students.

However, with your previous degree in sciences you may qualify for admission into the after degree BSN programs offered by University of Regina and University of Alberta amongst others. Just research them to make sure that they are open to international students.

WinterLines777:
Funny thing is this guy isn't even a Doctor or a professional in healthcare. I've been seeing g his post from my old account since 2017.
This is the same guy who wanted to added a second wife simply because he's tired of his 28 year old wife. His wife too isn't a nurse,He's a perpetual liar. Stop feeding the troll.

Chai

Good dah my people, pls I ordered finger print card from Texas board of nursing since more than 6 weeks. Please who knows when it might arive?

Hi everyone, pls I am new here and really in need of some help. I am a Registered Nurse in Nigeria and just started the new uk process and facing some hitches. Please I would really appreciate it if someone enlightens me on this new process. Thank u

Hello good evening. Please house i would like to enquire if as an Anatomy graduate I can study nursing as a second degree in the UK or any other European country . Either as an accelerated second degree or a program that will make me a RN . Your opinions are welcomed please , I would appreciate if I can get responses. Thank you

Jpoppins:
Hello good evening. Please house i would like to enquire if as an Anatomy graduate I can study nursing as a second degree in the UK or any other European country . Either as an accelerated second degree or a program that will make me a RN . Your opinions are welcomed please , I would appreciate if I can get responses. Thank you

Definitely you can in the UK accelerated. Check up Anglia Ruskin University, and once you are prepared for the journey you could let indicate. Cheers

NitaB:
Hi everyone, pls I am new here and really in need of some help. I am a Registered Nurse in Nigeria and just started the new uk process and facing some hitches. Please I would really appreciate it if someone enlightens me on this new process. Thank u

Not aware of any new process. But heres exactly how I know my dearie went about it:

1. Write your English test. IELTs or OET. I will suggest OET, though more expensive, has better pass rate. I am told the OET is now in Nigeria, so great news.

2. Register and Write the CBT. This can be written in Nigeria, so no need for travelling

3. Register with the NMC and follow are their demands, like police clearance forms from your school and NMCN, etc.

4. Go ahead and register with agents for a jobs. You can Use NHS jobs and trac jobs websites too.

5. Once you bag an employment, and get into the UK after the whole Visa processing stages which will include, TB Certificate, police clearance, and all the other Visa steps; you'll surely be guided at the stage, then your employer will almost likely foot the bill for your OSCE/Practical exams, then Boom you have your pin as a fully registered nurse.

It's quite doable, and the process starts with getting the English sorted.

Thank you so much , I am definitely ready . I just checked out AngliaRuskin they are not accepting international applicants and there’s no accelerated program , just the normal Bsc

sgtponzihater1:


Definitely you can in the UK accelerated. Check up Anglia Ruskin University, and once you are prepared for the journey you could let indicate. Cheers

Jpoppins:
Thank you so much , I am definitely ready . I just checked out AngliaRuskin they are not accepting international applicants and there’s no accelerated program , just the normal Bsc

I guess you didn't search thoroughly. I'll help you with a link then. In 1 or 2 yrs depending on how hard you work, you should be done. If you need an agent maybe we should be able to help too. Cheers.

https://aru.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/international-nursing-studies

Confirmed, heard its 3yrs for most institutions. But there's a University in London that does 2yrs for graduates with Science background.

sgtponzihater1:


Not aware of any new process. But heres exactly how I know my dearie went about it:

1. Write your English test. IELTs or OET. I will suggest OET, though more expensive, has better pass rate. I am told the OET is now in Nigeria, so great news.

2. Register and Write the CBT. This can be written in Nigeria, so no need for travelling

3. Register with the NMC and follow are their demands, like police clearance forms from your school and NMCN, etc.

4. Go ahead and register with agents for a jobs. You can Use NHS jobs and trac jobs websites too.

5. Once you bag an employment, and get into the UK after the whole Visa processing stages which will include, TB Certificate, police clearance, and all the other Visa steps; you'll surely be guided at the stage, then your employer will almost likely foot the bill for your OSCE/Practical exams, then Boom you have your pin as a fully registered nurse.

It's quite doable, and the process starts with getting the English sorted.

There is indeed a new process.
But the thing is most people here used the old platform.
The only major change to the process was the online verification instead of paper.

However, note that nmcn guys wont automatically verify your credentials. They would still want you to contact them and pay the verification fee before they respond.

Good day. I am a new graduate nurse awaiting internship here in nigeria. I have been applying at different hospitals to no avail for the past 6 month.
I wish to work in the uk afterwards but right now I don't mind leaving now. My questions are these:
1. Is there any way I can apply to write nmc with my nursing intern license?
2. Nursing council certificate is usually ready after 2 years. Is there any way I can use just my school certificate and maybe induction certificate?

Praiseattah:
Good day. I am a new graduate nurse awaiting internship here in nigeria. I have been applying at different hospitals to no avail for the past 6 month.
I wish to work in the uk afterwards but right now I don't mind leaving now. My questions are these:
1. Is there any way I can apply to write nmc with my nursing intern license?
2. Nursing council certificate is usually ready after 2 years. Is there any way I can use just my school certificate and maybe induction certificate?

The video above answers your questions.

Finally got our welcome letter from NVC after waiting for 4 weeks. Fee bill too be paid this week.

Hello fam. I have a question concerning the spelling of my name on my international passport. My full name is UDOCHUKWUKA, but I had it spelt as UDOKA (which is the short form in my tribe) on all my academic documents. The issue now is that, I spelt the full name, UDOCHUKWUKA, on my international passport. What could be done about this? Does the nmc recognise a costomary court affidavit? I'm about writing ielts, and I know I must use the same name on my passport. Thanks. I curiously anticipate your reply.

raphok1:
Hello fam. I have a question concerning the spelling of my name on my international passport. My full name is UDOCHUKWUKA, but I had it spelt as UDOKA (which is the short form in my tribe) on all my academic documents. The issue now is that, I spelt the full name, UDOCHUKWUKA, on my international passport. What could be done about this? Does the nmc recognise a costomary court affidavit? I'm about writing ielts, and I know I must use the same name on my passport. Thanks. I curiously anticipate your reply.

When filling most forms, there is a space that asks for "alias used" write "udoka" in those boxes. You can also do a "one and the same person affidavit " to help with the confusion.

fendorf:
Finally got our welcome letter from NVC after waiting for 4 weeks. Fee bill too be paid this week.

Congrats. ....I pray for speedy processing for you

vickyehi:

When filling most forms, there is a space that asks for "alias used" write "udoka" in those boxes. You can also do a "one and the same person affidavit " to help with the confusion.

Thanks a lot.