James150:
please I have a couple of questions.

1. Please can a freshly graduate of college of nursing school November or December 2019
Get to the UK and get a job 2020
2. Can you work and complete your bsn nursing in one year
3. Can you go to the UK to do the 1 year nursing rn to bsc on campus and be working as a nurse.

In summary please I want to go to the UK to obtain my bsn nursing in 1 year and still be working and save some money somehow while doing it....I dont just dont want to go to the UK and do bsn nursing and come back like that i have a sponsor to the UK and even for the bsn nursing course.
My target is to obtain my bsn nursing in the UK in one 1 and be working while doing it to save some money too of my own...because the bsn nursing will make me eligible for the four 4 years MD(MBBS) course in Philippines....

1. Yes by following the registration steps on NMC UK website https://www.nmc.org.uk/registration/joining-the-register/register-nurse-midwife/trained-outside-the-eueea/new-application/.

2. If you follow the processes and get your Tier 2 visa then you can study on it though I doubt you will be able to complete it in a year because you are working full time.

3. If you choose the student route, you have to still follow the registration steps above before you can practise and afterwards switch to Tier 2 (work visa), because the Tier 4 visa wont allow you to work full time during school period.

My advise is follow the registration process,
A. pass IELTS and CBT;
B. Start searching for jobs (you can DIY or get a FREE agent to help)
C. Do all the required documentation
D. Once you get a job offer apply for Tier 2
E. Pass OSCE (2nd stage exam in the UK)

After that you can start searching for schools to study and some may charge you home student fees and not international fees. The nurses here can guide you better.

This is getting serious by the year

fatima04:


1. Yes by following the registration steps on NMC UK website https://www.nmc.org.uk/registration/joining-the-register/register-nurse-midwife/trained-outside-the-eueea/new-application/.

2. If you follow the processes and get your Tier 2 visa then you can study on it though I doubt you will be able to complete it in a year because you are working full time.

3. If you choose the student route, you have to still follow the registration steps above before you can practise and afterwards switch to Tier 2 (work visa), because the Tier 4 visa wont allow you to work full time during school period.

My advise is follow the registration process,
A. pass IELTS and CBT;
B. Start searching for jobs (you can DIY or get a FREE agent to help)
C. Do all the required documentation
D. Once you get a job offer apply for Tier 2
E. Pass OSCE (2nd stage exam in the UK)

After that you can start searching for schools to study and some may charge you home student fees and not international fees. The nurses here can guide you better.

Thank you so much I appreciate

TRAY2:
This is getting serious by the year

This is crazy!!! GBP625 NHS surchage per annum?

Amujale:
I urge all the very clever and intelligent investigative jourrnalists and academics amongst us to take it as your responsibility to launch a robust investigation.

Well, I'm not a journalist but I found the news article below eerily similar and this happened in August 2019...

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9746415/girl-sucked-swimming-pool-pump-spain/

IN TOO DEEP Screaming girl, 6, ‘sucked into swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony’ on Costa del Sol holiday
EXCLUSIVE
Brittany VonowTim McNulty
18 Aug 2019, 14:37Updated: 19 Aug 2019, 14:06[/b]
A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl was sucked into a swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony while on holiday in Costa del Sol, her family claim.

Terrified Zara Clarkson desperately had to keep her head above water for hours as firefighters armed with jackhammers smashed through the pool's concrete wall to free her.

Zara had her arm badly damaged in the pool side incident at Costa del Sol
Zara Clarkson's arm was sucked into the pool while she swam while on a family holiday

The little girl's arm has since swollen three times its normal size - with doctors fearing she could have suffered blood poisoning from the suction.

Dad Zack, 46, of Manchester, said: "Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'.

"Something with that kind of suction would have easily pulled a smaller child under the water and they would have been killed."

Zack said his instinct had been to drag his daughter’s arm out but he stopped knowing this risked causing even greater damage.

Instead, he stayed "cheek to cheek" with Zara keeping her calm as emergency services attempted to saw open the pool’s drainage system.

[b]Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'

Dad Zack Clarkson
He said: "She is a brave little kid but of course, but it has had an effect on her, she is really upset and has told us she never wants to go swimming again."

The dad and daughter were enjoying their first family holiday at the luxury villa in Estepona with Zara’s twin sister Lucy and their mum Claire, 42, having only brought the property in the Villas de Santa Maria at Christmas.

But the trip was ruined as little Zara became stuck on Friday, with dramatic images showing the poolside patio torn up circular saws and drills used by emergency services.

Zack added: "I am a tough lad but my first thought was to go to the corner of the pool and have a quiet sob.

Zara’s mum Claire added: "It was unbearable, I felt helpless and just wanted her out."

Doctors now fear that the force of the suction may have forced toxins to be released into Zara’s bloodstream.

It had been claimed in respected local newspaper Diario Sur that the pump switch was turned off at the time of the incident [i]but Zack denied it
[/i][b]
The Sun has contacted the villa for comment.

Mum Claire said she felt helpless as she watched her little girl get sucked into the pool filter
Zara's arm was left badly damaged
Emergency crews used drill hammers to get the little girl
It took emergency services hours to get the little girl out
Zara was tested by docs who feared she could have suffered kidney damage

esterella:


Well, I'm not a journalist but I found the news article below eerily similar and this happened in August 2019...

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9746415/girl-sucked-swimming-pool-pump-spain/

IN TOO DEEP Screaming girl, 6, ‘sucked into swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony’ on Costa del Sol holiday
EXCLUSIVE
Brittany VonowTim McNulty
18 Aug 2019, 14:37Updated: 19 Aug 2019, 14:06[/b]
A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl was sucked into a swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony while on holiday in Costa del Sol, her family claim.

Terrified Zara Clarkson desperately had to keep her head above water for hours as firefighters armed with jackhammers smashed through the pool's concrete wall to free her.

Zara had her arm badly damaged in the pool side incident at Costa del Sol
Zara Clarkson's arm was sucked into the pool while she swam while on a family holiday

The little girl's arm has since swollen three times its normal size - with doctors fearing she could have suffered blood poisoning from the suction.

Dad Zack, 46, of Manchester, said: "Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'.

"Something with that kind of suction would have easily pulled a smaller child under the water and they would have been killed."

Zack said his instinct had been to drag his daughter’s arm out but he stopped knowing this risked causing even greater damage.

Instead, he stayed "cheek to cheek" with Zara keeping her calm as emergency services attempted to saw open the pool’s drainage system.

[b]Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'

Dad Zack Clarkson
He said: "She is a brave little kid but of course, but it has had an effect on her, she is really upset and has told us she never wants to go swimming again."

The dad and daughter were enjoying their first family holiday at the luxury villa in Estepona with Zara’s twin sister Lucy and their mum Claire, 42, having only brought the property in the Villas de Santa Maria at Christmas.

But the trip was ruined as little Zara became stuck on Friday, with dramatic images showing the poolside patio torn up circular saws and drills used by emergency services.

Zack added: "I am a tough lad but my first thought was to go to the corner of the pool and have a quiet sob.

Zara’s mum Claire added: "It was unbearable, I felt helpless and just wanted her out."

Doctors now fear that the force of the suction may have forced toxins to be released into Zara’s bloodstream.

It had been claimed in respected local newspaper Diario Sur that the pump switch was turned off at the time of the incident [i]but Zack denied it
[/i][b]
The Sun has contacted the villa for comment.

Mum Claire said she felt helpless as she watched her little girl get sucked into the pool filter
Zara's arm was left badly damaged
Emergency crews used drill hammers to get the little girl
It took emergency services hours to get the little girl out
Zara was tested by docs who feared she could have suffered kidney damage

Thank you for your quick and comprehensive feedback.

Does anyone disagree with these findings?.

The best way to achieve delight by living in the UK is by bringing with you tons and tons of monies.

That's the simple truth.

If you've got tons of monies then, there's no other place outside of Africa that i would advice you to go and relax for a few days and return back home other than the U.S.A and the UK.

When you take away all the frazzle dazzle and all the common misconceptions, living in the UK is no different to living in Nigeria.

Hi all, season's greetings. Please can anyone help me out with a good agency for recruitment of computer software developers/programmers from Nigeria, something similar to these agencies that work out recruitment for nurses and doctors? Thank you.

Elektra008:
Hi all, season's greetings. Please can anyone help me out with a good agency for recruitment of computer software developers/programmers from Nigeria, something similar to these agencies that work out recruitment for nurses and doctors? Thank you.

Computer software development/programming is a fantastic Skill to have (keyword: skill).

Visit www.indeed.co.uk
Or
www.reed.co.uk
Or
www.totaljobs.co.uk

Create a login account.
Use the keywords and do a job search.
Carefully go through the essential requirements. See how many of the boxes you can tick.
Apply now n the job sites.
For work visa purposes (tier-2 visa), I would suggest you apply to only jobs that pay >£30,000 per annum.

If your skills, cv and experience is good enough, I assure you, you will be invited for interview (which could be via Skype or zoom or whatever).

As to whether the employers are licensed to sponsor tier-2 visas, that’s a different matter.

Elektra008:
Hi all, season's greetings. Please can anyone help me out with a good agency for recruitment of computer software developers/programmers from Nigeria, something similar to these agencies that work out recruitment for nurses and doctors? Thank you.

For example,
This was seen on indeed.co.uk

Software Developer
UK Government - Serious Fraud Office
London SW1 Y

Full Job Description
A unique and exciting opportunity has arisen for a Software Developer to join the Information Management and Systems team, here at the SFO. We are looking for a dynamic and passionate individual, with a desire to join an organisation that is striving to make a positive difference to the lives of thousands of victims every year, and with a proven track record of delivering exceptional service within a previous software development role. You must have a willingness to learn and a desire to increase your knowledge and specialized skill set, through on the job training and shadowing.


Responsibilities

The SFO uses specialist case management and forensic systems to process and review evidential material. As a Software Developer, your role will involve taking ownership of key development projects and tasks and therefore you must have demonstrable experience of delivering high quality line of business applications to tight deadlines. You will be integral to driving efficiencies through the automation of processes and will need to be comfortable and confident in engaging with key stakeholders to gather requirements and provide technical solutions to business problems.

You will be required to design, develop and support applications and databases in line with business requirements using project methodologies, as appropriate. Ensure applications conform to SFO standards for deployment, management and performance. Maintain and update existing applications by monitoring and correcting software defects.

You will liaise with outsourced IT partners to ensure applications conform to deployment standards and management requirements. Work with 3rd party suppliers and internal teams to integrate chosen products into SFO processes.

For more information about the role, please see the Job description.
Behaviours

We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process:

Communicating and Influencing
Changing and Improving
Managing a Quality Service
Working Together
Technical skills

We'll assess you against these technical skills during the selection process:

C#
MVC
SQL
JQuery / Javascript
HTML

Elektra008:
Hi all, season's greetings. Please can anyone help me out with a good agency for recruitment of computer software developers/programmers from Nigeria, something similar to these agencies that work out recruitment for nurses and doctors? Thank you.

Or something like this:

Junior Software Developer - Java, XML, CI/CD, Linux
Inspire People
West London
Job details
Salary
£35,000 - £45,000 a year
Job type
Permanent

H

Full Job Description
This is a great opportunity for a Junior Software Developer to join a UK Government body that is at the forefront of Digital Archiving to develop their career whilst securing the UK's digitised history and collections for future generations. Working within a predominately Scala (nice to have), Java, XML and Linux environment (all essential), you will develop a range of predominantly back-end petabyte-scale data archiving and access systems with opportunities to learn new technologies (e.g. Scala) and develop your career with a supportive team environment. £35k to £45k DOE. West London. SC clearance required (5 years UK residency or more)

In this varied and challenging role, you will create, develop and enhance these innovative and high-profile services, ensuring that they can handle the latest digital records as diverse new record formats are transferred to the archives for permanent preservation and access. You will have the opportunity to work on new initiatives, currently in discovery phase, as well as working on the development of live services.

Key Role and Responsibilities for the Junior Software Developer includes:

Undertake design, development and maintenance of digital products and services, working with external suppliers where necessary.
Apply relevant software development standards to ensure product quality, undertake code review and agree goals for continuous self-improvement.
Undertake production system support, taking ownership of issues through to successful resolution so that the operation / availability of this key system is maintained effectively.
Be an active part of the wider external development community, identifying good practices we can adopt and sharing experiences.
Develop and maintain a knowledge of digital preservation technologies and the latest world-wide developments in the field.

Essential skills required for the Software Developer include:
Good experience of programming in Java.
Good working knowledge of XML Schema; experience of processing large XML documents or languages such as XQuery and Schematron would be a bonus.
Experience of development in a Red Hat Enterprise or CentOS Linux environment
Working knowledge of Test-driven / Agile methodologies
Desirable skills required for the Junior Software Developer include:

Experience of developing, deploying and debugging applications on Tomcat
Good understanding of Source Control Tools, such as Git
Experience of continuous integration (Jenkins) / testing methodologies (TDD / BDD)
Experience of Scala or a desire to learn Scala

Thanks a million @RalphJean for the pointers, really helpful too. Applying to the jobs directly is another alternative to consider, I am actually looking into this for my brother who is the programmer actually if we can get an agency that would help with the job placement, also help secure accommodation etc to help him ease into a foreign country.

Elektra008:
Thanks a million @RalphJean for the pointers, really helpful too. Applying to the jobs directly is another alternative to consider, I am actually looking into this for my brother who is the programmer actually if we can get an agency that would help with the job placement, also help secure accommodation etc to help him ease into a foreign country.

Now you are calling for scammers to take you to the bank, RalphJean has done half of the job for you, all you or your brother needs to do now to research and apply. Deal with the company directly and if you are successful then they will help you with settling down or you ask questions here when you get to that stage.

Elektra008:
Thanks a million @RalphJean for the pointers, really helpful too. Applying to the jobs directly is another alternative to consider, I am actually looking into this for my brother who is the programmer actually if we can get an agency that would help with the job placement, also help secure accommodation etc to help him ease into a foreign country.

You typically won't deal with agencies like those in the medical profession. You have to apply for jobs yourself (even if through agencies, although some can contact you if they have suitable vacancies).
To make your task easier, go to jobserve.co.uk and search for jobs that offer sponsorship. See the screenshot below.

But majority of this vacancy i have seen do not accept applications outside EU, Do you have any that has no restrictions? Please share



quote author=RalphJean post=85364938]

Or something like this:

Junior Software Developer - Java, XML, CI/CD, Linux
Inspire People
West London
Job details
Salary
£35,000 - £45,000 a year
Job type
Permanent

H

Full Job Description
This is a great opportunity for a Junior Software Developer to join a UK Government body that is at the forefront of Digital Archiving to develop their career whilst securing the UK's digitised history and collections for future generations. Working within a predominately Scala (nice to have), Java, XML and Linux environment (all essential), you will develop a range of predominantly back-end petabyte-scale data archiving and access systems with opportunities to learn new technologies (e.g. Scala) and develop your career with a supportive team environment. £35k to £45k DOE. West London. SC clearance required (5 years UK residency or more)

In this varied and challenging role, you will create, develop and enhance these innovative and high-profile services, ensuring that they can handle the latest digital records as diverse new record formats are transferred to the archives for permanent preservation and access. You will have the opportunity to work on new initiatives, currently in discovery phase, as well as working on the development of live services.

Key Role and Responsibilities for the Junior Software Developer includes:

Undertake design, development and maintenance of digital products and services, working with external suppliers where necessary.
Apply relevant software development standards to ensure product quality, undertake code review and agree goals for continuous self-improvement.
Undertake production system support, taking ownership of issues through to successful resolution so that the operation / availability of this key system is maintained effectively.
Be an active part of the wider external development community, identifying good practices we can adopt and sharing experiences.
Develop and maintain a knowledge of digital preservation technologies and the latest world-wide developments in the field.

Essential skills required for the Software Developer include:
Good experience of programming in Java.
Good working knowledge of XML Schema; experience of processing large XML documents or languages such as XQuery and Schematron would be a bonus.
Experience of development in a Red Hat Enterprise or CentOS Linux environment
Working knowledge of Test-driven / Agile methodologies
Desirable skills required for the Junior Software Developer include:

Experience of developing, deploying and debugging applications on Tomcat
Good understanding of Source Control Tools, such as Git
Experience of continuous integration (Jenkins) / testing methodologies (TDD / BDD)
Experience of Scala or a desire to learn Scala


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justwise:
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Now you are calling for scammers to take you to the bank, RalphJean has done half of the job for you, all you or your brother needs to do now to research and apply. Deal with the company directly and if you are successful then they will help you with settling down or you ask questions here when you get to that stage.

Thanks justwise, I appreciate.

dustydee:

You typically won't deal with agencies like those in the medical profession. You have to apply for jobs yourself (even if through agencies, although some can contact you if they have suitable vacancies).
To make your task easier, go to jobserve.co.uk and search for jobs that offer sponsorship. See the screenshot below.

Thanks dustydee, working on it already.

Hello house please i am a bit confused and need advice. Please for Nigerians that came in the UK as family member of EU nation , ie. ( Married to EU and divorced and now got INDENFITE LEAVE 2ru the new EU settled status. Then after divorced the EU partner, came to Nigeria and married again . pls what route can the person bring his Nigeria spouse to the UK? Will the person go 2ru the spouse visa route of meeting the financial requirements and other requirements OR go through the EU route? Your responses are appreciated. Thank you

Monmarri:
Hello house please i am a bit confused and need advice. Please for Nigerians that came in the UK as family member of EU nation , ie. ( Married to EU and divorced and now got INDENFITE LEAVE 2ru the new EU settled status. Then after divorced the EU partner, came to Nigeria and married again . pls what route can the person bring his Nigeria spouse to the UK? Will the person go 2ru the spouse visa route of meeting the financial requirements and other requirements OR go through the EU route? Your responses are appreciated. Thank you

Your own better...... Everything for you is free, because you follow EU join bodi. ..........

Make i talk again....... Nah EU route.......

Monmarri:
Hello house please i am a bit confused and need advice. Please for Nigerians that came in the UK as family member of EU nation , ie. ( Married to EU and divorced and now got INDENFITE LEAVE 2ru the new EU settled status. Then after divorced the EU partner, came to Nigeria and married again . pls what route can the person bring his Nigeria spouse to the UK? Will the person go 2ru the spouse visa route of meeting the financial requirements and other requirements OR go through the EU route? Your responses are appreciated. Thank you

You would have to call the home office to clarify

For me I would have thought the moment an EU person becomes "settled" aka ILR then the rules of British and settled people applies which has a minimum earning requirement. If the EU partner didnt have ILR then EU requirements

That the purpose of the ILR status to become one of them . You shouldn't be able to pick and choose . It's all or nothing

LagosismyHome:


You would have to call the home office to clarify

For me I would have thought the moment an EU person becomes "settled" aka ILR then the rules of British and settled people applies which has a minimum earning requirement. If the EU partner didnt have ILR then EU requirements

That the purpose of the ILR status to become one of them . You shouldn't be able to pick and choose . It's all or nothing

Thank you

Happy New Year everyone. May this year bring forth greater blessings to our family in double fold #everything na doubledouble

Please as anyone been able to get job opportunities in the shortage occupation in demand list. For me majority of this vacancy i have seen do not accept applications outside EU. So how do people outside EU apply.

For some reasons I forgot to share my driving testimony here. So here it goes to encourage someone.

I passed on the 5th attempts after giving up for more than 6 months. My first exam was December 2018 and I was not adequately prepared and ended up failing. 2nd and 3rd attempt was booked 2 weeks apart in February and I was just desperate to get it over with and still failed.
4th attempt was the semi last straw that made me give up because I failed for not doing up to speed limit, which I felt was not correct because the examiner judged me on Tom-Tom speed which is usually lower than what you see on the dashboard and the 3rd minor was literally 30 seconds to the exam center.

I was so pissed and angry and just decided to stop wasting money and stick to public transport and driving the family car when I can. Eventually with encouragement from here and family I booked another exam but decided to change my full strategy.

a. Research pass rate of centres near me, my exam centre had 32% pass rate so I decided to go for another not too far which had 49% pass rate
b. Changed Instructor after being loyal for 4 times
c. Scheduled exam for a Thursday and booked the preceding days off work to ensure continuous practice (I was always going on a friday test date and last lesson would have been sunday.
d. Made sure I was really calm like what is the worst that can happen.

On that beautiful day in October, I did my test and passed with 3 minors. I was over the moon, typing this months after sef I still feel like its a huge achievement and load off.

Thank you to all who encouraged me to never give up. To all still struggling to pass, just dont give up and your hardwork would soon come to fruition

Compliments of the season everyone.
Am a tier 2 applicatnt nd would appreciate your advice concerning best place to move too,I hope to travel with my spouse nd 2 children (4+yrs nd 10months). The following are places under consideration

1. Norwich
2. Leicester
3. Wales

Happy New year everyone. Please how close is East London to Kent and Surrey. Can I get a description using some parts of Lagos State. Thank you

Congratulations, fatima04!!

fatima04:
For some reasons I forgot to share my driving testimony here. So here it goes to encourage someone.

I passed on the 5th attempts after giving up for more than 6 months. .

Thank you to all who encouraged me to never give up. To all still struggling to pass, just dont give up and your hardwork would soon come to fruition

We go wash am ooooo.... Congratulations and happy new year