MsChidi:
Hey guys, just a thought. With the projection that hundreds will lose their jobs in the UK when this crisis is over, I was thinking, the probability of a student getting a 20hr per week job will be very minuscule.

What do you guys think?

There will always be jobs that the locals won't touch. More difficult in the UK though, because resident immigrant populations are very high; and they are not as choosy.

I would love to send a private message as regards hcpc registration.

omopapa:
Institute of Biomedical Scientists (IBMS) and registration is done through Health Care Professions Council (HCPC)

Do you have previous job experience in Nigeria? If no ur chances are very slim. However, if you come to the UK (maybe as a student) you might be able to get unpaid experience which will then increase ur chance.

[/b]This is my area of specialisation and I will be willing to answer any more questions[b]

Some schools can choke someone with calls and emails.


Why will a school send an email at 10pm at night (last night) abi are they bored with the stay at home?

Same school called and sent me an email today, today is Saturday please.

You have done the right thing and I think what you provided should be enough. Wait for a reply from them and hope for the best.

Yampotatocarrot:
Good day, house

Please, I got a conditional offer of admission from University of Bradford (M.Sc Medical Bioscience)

One of the conditions is payment of 2000 pounds, while the other is providing IELTS or equivalent test result.

I wrote them a mail, asking for exemption from providing that result on the basis of my high school and undergraduate education. Also attached my WASSCE result and certificate of English proficiency to the mail I sent to them.

I'll like to know, are their conditions ironclad, or is there a chance they'll reconsider and rescind their earlier decision?

If there is anyone schooling at UB, please, how is the school and the area generally?

@ Omopapa and others

Okay and you can also ask here so others can benefit

prittian:
I would love to send a private message as regards hcpc registration.

MsChidi:
Hey guys, just a thought. With the projection that hundreds will lose their jobs in the UK when this crisis is over, I was thinking, the probability of a student getting a 20hr per week job will be very minuscule.

What do you guys think?

It depends on the kind of job. Jobs lost will be more of non professional jobs. Look at sports now, nah the backroom staff like cleaners and related jobs go loose their jobs. Dem no fit sack their doctors, therapists and professionals. They will urgently need work force to help return the economy to its former position and if they don't have within the country, they'll have to look outside(where student who are skilled can also come in). I think once you are good at what you do, looking for jobs won't be difficult. I checked online for software development companies around the city my school is located and I have seen over 100 jobs posted on the site. So it all depends on the skill you have. My own view though

That’s fair. I was only wondering if September 2020 is an appropriate time to study abroad, as the world economy will be at its recovery state after the virus. Maybe 2021 may be promising for students.

yusufDeveloper:



It depends on the kind of job. Jobs lost will be more of non professional jobs. Look at sports now, nah the backroom staff like cleaners and related jobs go loose their jobs. Dem no fit sack their doctors, therapists and professionals. They will urgently need work force to help return the economy to its former position and if they don't have within the country, they'll have to look outside(where student who are skilled can also come in). I think once you are good at what you do, looking for jobs won't be difficult. I checked online for software development companies around the city my school is located and I have seen over 100 jobs posted on the site. So it all depends on the skill you have. My own view though

Exactly! Anyway, with recession comes the biggest opportunities. Let’s see how this plays out. I already quit my job so there’s no turning back on September 2020. God willing.

RisenPhoenix:

There will always be jobs that the locals won't touch. More difficult in the UK though, because resident immigrant populations are very high; and they are not as choosy.

MsChidi:
That’s fair. I was only wondering if September 2020 is an appropriate time to study abroad, as the world economy will be at its recovery state after the virus. Maybe 2021 may be promising for students.

This is the most appropriate time---

1. There will be alot of vacancies towards the end of a one year program because many companies wants to comeback to glory and as such will need more hands.

2. UK govt will likely bailout business , so the effect of job scarcity will not be felt from Spt.

3. Staying in Nigeria is the biggest risk and a trap. Naira may be worse by JAN 2021 . This will make you 3m to worth 2m in pounds.

In my opinion, September is the best..........Naira will bleed.

Hello guys . Please help. Which uni will accept a 3rd class for master's? LLM? Thanks

Good day guys.. I’m new here please I just have one basic question.. I have been offered admission for masters in international business in Scotland.. after the masters is there actually post graduate working permit that will be available to me ? Or I’ve got to pack my load back to Nigeria

Yes international business management at Coventry or south Wales university

Powerintoxicate:
Hello guys . Please help. Which uni will accept a 3rd class for master's? LLM? Thanks

They haven’t even officially approved the 2yrs visa. CONVID19 now came to slow everything. I just hope they wouldn’t delay it further because people leaving this September are really relying on that. Anyway I’m sure the will need international tuition to help their economy after this crisis so the psv will definitely happen

Miide2:
Good day guys.. I’m new here please I just have one basic question.. I have been offered admission for masters in international business in Scotland.. after the masters is there actually post graduate working permit that will be available to me ? Or I’ve got to pack my load back to Nigeria

Certainly, from Sept 2020 admission, with a one year MSc admission, after you pass and graduate, you will be entitled to 2 years post study visa.

Gbp2020:
Yes international business management at Coventry or south Wales university

will they accept for LLM? thanks

Gbp2020:
Yes international business management at Coventry or south Wales university

can they take it for the LLM? thanks

hosey:
Certainly, from Sept 2020 admission, with a one year MSc admission, after you pass and graduate, you will be entitled to 2 years post study visa.

They have not implemented it yet, have they? Because I read an article where they said it may take effect from 2021

I have been on here for a while now and I Haven’t read a post/comment about STIRLING UNIVERSITY applications. Guys Is there any disadvantages regarding STIRLING UNIVERSITY or environment for international students that I don’t know.

Simran94:

They have not implemented it yet, have they? Because I read an article where they said it may take effect from 2021

Read Well it will take effect from 2021 meaning anybody graduating in 2021 is qualified for it read well tho

It was only announced but hasn’t officially been constituted. There’s a 97% probability that it will happen but also 3% that their heads will touch (although unlikely else they will get sued because many students are applying before of it)

Phatkings:

Read Well it will take effect from 2021 meaning anybody graduating in 2021 is qualified for it read well tho

Skymoore1004:
It was only announced but hasn’t officially been constituted. There’s a 97% probability that it will happen but also 3% that their heads will touch (although unlikely else they will get sued because many students are applying before of it)

True but then it will be misleading of them cos most schools are updating it via their website and portal

Hi guys,

i got an offer from Ulster university in Northern Ireland, Data science (applied research). Tuition is 19k, it is a 2 year program and i got a 2k discount leaving the deficit at 17k.

my question is, can I get jobs in Northern Ireland for my upkeep while schooling? Any contribution will be appreciated. Thanks.

brashear:
Hi guys,

i got an offer from Ulster university in Northern Ireland, Data science (applied research). Tuition is 19k, it is a 2 year program and i got a 2k discount leaving the deficit at 17k.

my question is, can I get jobs in Northern Ireland for my upkeep while schooling? Any contribution will be appreciated. Thanks.

Yes. You may get so called “student jobs“ (usually ranging from £8:50 - £12.00 per hour).
And you are permitted to work a maximum of 20 hours per week.

LaaJiblik:


Yes. You may get so called “student jobs“ (usually ranging from £8:50 - £12.00 per hour).
And you are permitted to work a maximum of 20 hours per week.

please do you know about university of derby? How is life in derby? Can I make reasonable cash while studying? What are the chances of emigrating to Australia or Canada from the Uk. Thanks in advance please gurus in the house help a brother out.

Gurus in the HOUSE I GREET ALL and ALL PROTOCOLS observed.

I want to ask few questions please.

I gained admission to study MSc Energy and Environmental Management (with Advanced Practice) 20 months Full time

Course Location: Teesside University Middlesbrough Campus

Tuition: 7500 pounds per year with 1500 pound scholarship.

I also gained admission to study MSc Safety, Health and Environmental Management(1 year) in University of South Wales.

Tuition fee: Fees: £14300*
Scholarship Awarded: £2500*
Amount to Pay: £11800*

I wanted a CANDID advice on the one to accept with the following criterias

1. Sellable skill in UK
2. Above to secure someone PR fast.
3. Investment return.
4. Location
5. Post study work consideration.

Please guys in UK I really una help before speaking with my Sponsor

This type of question is becoming outdated because it gets answered all the time. NO ONE KNOWS WHERE YOU CAN GET PR FAST. JUST WORK ON YOUR SKILL AND KEEP APPLYING TO JOBS

It will end in praises.

anthonanik:
Gurus in the HOUSE I GREET ALL and ALL PROTOCOLS observed.

I want to ask few questions please.

I gained admission to study MSc Energy and Environmental Management (with Advanced Practice) 20 months Full time

Course Location: Teesside University Middlesbrough Campus

Tuition: 7500 pounds per year with 1500 pound scholarship.

I also gained admission to study MSc Safety, Health and Environmental Management(1 year) in University of South Wales.

Tuition fee: Fees: £14300*
Scholarship Awarded: £2500*
Amount to Pay: £11800*

I wanted a CANDID advice on the one to accept with the following criterias

1. Sellable skill in UK
2. Above to secure someone PR fast.
3. Investment return.

Please guys in UK I really una help before speaking with my Sponsor

Mile22:
I have been on here for a while now and I Haven’t read a post/comment about STIRLING UNIVERSITY applications. Guys Is there any disadvantages regarding STIRLING UNIVERSITY or environment for international students that I don’t know.

People don't really like scotland, I don't know why but Stirling University is a good school. I know people who did their masters there and are doing very well.

You can check UK universities ranking 2020. You can join Student room to ask for reviews and make friends there.

All schools have their pros and cons. Just know what you are looking for. Are you satisfied with your course module?

Skymoore1004:
This type of question is becoming outdated because it gets answered all the time. NO ONE KNOWS WHERE YOU CAN GET PR FAST. JUST WORK ON YOUR SKILL AND KEEP APPLYING TO JOBS

It will end in praises.

Thanks for your advice.

sorry I asked repeated question

Is just that I am new here

No problem didn’t mean to offend you too. Just read through past 10 threads from this new page and you will get answers to this particular question. U.K. is not Canada. Your location doesn’t influence PR. PR is simply getting a job to sponsor your work visa for 5 years then you get ILR which leads to PR.
God gat you

anthonanik:


Thanks for your advice.

sorry I asked repeated question

Is just that I am new here