Cyberknight:


There's nothing wrong with your getting married before you apply for the visa; as long as your partner has his maintenance and you can show your relationship is a genuine and subsisting one (i.e. you really are married and are not separated).

However, plan carefully re your fees. The UK had low unemployment of about 3.9% pre-pandemic, and that is definitely going to increase post-pandemic and consumer confidence and demand will grow only gradually. A strategy based on a partner working to earn the balance of school fees is going to be risky in 2020 - 21.

Chuukwudi:


Come let's put hands together, use same textbook, share codes and wriggle it out together.

Will we be able to spend 7,038,036,578 minutes on it before September?

SegunWamiri:

Though you didn't call me out, I can boldly say that you're in order based on past counsel (which I ignored), my recent personal research and my admission interview experience.

Social workers are in low numbers in the UK compared to the workload of a welfare state, hence the reason the profession - Social worker is able to make it to the occupation shortage list.

BTW, what other options are you considering?

Samopex05:
How can a couple that got married few months to their tier 4 visa application prove genuine & subsisting. No shared utility bills, council tax bills or joint bank statements as we are not really used to these stuffs in Naija.

cc Justwise

justwise:


You don't need any of those really.

1.Did you do white wedding and traditional one?

2.Any picture taken before wedding?

3. Chat history?(Whatsapp, facebook messenger, sms)

Samopex05:
How can a couple that got married few months to their tier 4 visa application prove genuine & subsisting. No shared utility bills, council tax bills or joint bank statements as we are not really used to these stuffs in Naija.

cc Justwise

Tobexin:
even all those ones aren’t needed like that since it is not spousal visa!

The main thing is the wedding certificate, any other thing is Secondary!

justwise:

Tobexin:
Just feel like sharing my experience in Studying so far with you all!

Yea my school officially resumed on 13th January and lectures were fixed to commence the following week. In my first day in lecture I was totally confused because the pattern of teaching I was used too From Nigeria wasn’t the pattern used here I believe you all know the pattern na! Where your lecturer will dictate notes for you and explain every bit for you if you have a good lecturer but amazingly here in Uk it is absolutely different! Lecturers doesn’t give notes! I was actually expecting the lecturer to give notes. The lecturers only come to class to give you an overview of what he or she uploaded in his or her lecture slides which could be found on your student portal. You are expected to read widely on your own, you are assigned a personal tutor for guidance and so forth. Things were really challenging for me owing to the fact I wasn’t used to this kind of digital teaching. Secondly Understanding the British accent is another challenging thing for me but gradually I started getting use to their way of speaking. So far these I have in UK

1. Europeans are not brilliant but intelligent

2. Their way of teaching is absolutely different from Nigerian pattern of teaching

3. The Europeans make learning fun! We have like three-floor building in my school library. The first floor you are allowed to shout or do anything you wanna do while reading whilst the second floor is a quite zone! So you have the choice to choose where u wanna read: noisy zone or quite zone. In our library we also have beds to sleep lol! If you are tired you can jump on the bed and sleep! We also have pubs!

4. Respect is not seen in terms of sir or mar but in terms of politeness. I call my lecturers by their names

5. Professors are scarce! You will hardly meet a professor in Uk while doing your MSc unlike Nigeria

6. Asians are brilliant and intelligent

7. You don’t need to buy books while studying in Uk

8. You will get the marks you deserve! No bad belle lecturers.

rs172:



1. Europeans are not brilliant but intelligent

6. Asians are brilliant and intelligent


Lol, what of we Africans, especially Nigerians

Tobexin:
I am an African so I can not say for myself because saying positive of my continent In this sense will bring prejudice in.

Tobexin:
as far you have the certificate it is genuine and subsisting!

Tobexin:
Just feel like sharing my experience in Studying so far with you all!

Yea my school officially resumed on 13th January and lectures were fixed to commence the following week. In my first day in lecture I was totally confused because the pattern of teaching I was used too From Nigeria wasn’t the pattern used here I believe you all know the pattern na! Where your lecturer will dictate notes for you and explain every bit for you if you have a good lecturer but amazingly here in Uk it is absolutely different! Lecturers doesn’t give notes! I was actually expecting the lecturer to give notes. The lecturers only come to class to give you an overview of what he or she uploaded in his or her lecture slides which could be found on your student portal. You are expected to read widely on your own, you are assigned a personal tutor for guidance and so forth. Things were really challenging for me owing to the fact I wasn’t used to this kind of digital teaching. Secondly Understanding the British accent is another challenging thing for me but gradually I started getting use to their way of speaking. So far so good these are the things I have noticed in Uk

1. Europeans are not brilliant but intelligent

2. Their way of teaching is absolutely different from Nigerian pattern of teaching

3. The Europeans make learning fun! We have like three-floor building in my school library. The first floor you are allowed to shout or do anything you wanna do while reading whilst the second floor is a quite zone! So you have the choice to choose where u wanna read: noisy zone or quite zone. In our library we also have beds to sleep lol! If you are tired you can jump on the bed and sleep! We also have pubs!

4. Respect is not seen in terms of sir or mar but in terms of politeness. I call my lecturers by their names

5. Professors are scarce! You will hardly meet a professor in Uk while doing your MSc unlike Nigeria

6. Asians are brilliant and intelligent

7. You don’t need to buy books while studying in Uk

8. You will get the marks you deserve! No bad belle lecturers.

Tobexin:
Just feel like sharing my experience in Studying so far with you all!

Yea my school officially resumed on 13th January and lectures were fixed to commence the following week. In my first day in lecture I was totally confused because the pattern of teaching I was used too From Nigeria wasn’t the pattern used here I believe you all know the pattern na! Where your lecturer will dictate notes for you and explain every bit for you if you have a good lecturer but amazingly here in Uk it is absolutely different! Lecturers doesn’t give notes! I was actually expecting the lecturer to give notes. The lecturers only come to class to give you an overview of what he or she uploaded in his or her lecture slides which could be found on your student portal. You are expected to read widely on your own, you are assigned a personal tutor for guidance and so forth. Things were really challenging for me owing to the fact I wasn’t used to this kind of digital teaching. Secondly Understanding the British accent is another challenging thing for me but gradually I started getting use to their way of speaking. So far so good these are the things I have noticed in Uk

1. Europeans are not brilliant but intelligent

2. Their way of teaching is absolutely different from Nigerian pattern of teaching

3. The Europeans make learning fun! We have like three-floor building in my school library. The first floor you are allowed to shout or do anything you wanna do while reading whilst the second floor is a quite zone! So you have the choice to choose where u wanna read: noisy zone or quite zone. In our library we also have beds to sleep lol! If you are tired you can jump on the bed and sleep! We also have pubs!

4. Respect is not seen in terms of sir or mar but in terms of politeness. I call my lecturers by their names

5. Professors are scarce! You will hardly meet a professor in Uk while doing your MSc unlike Nigeria

6. Asians are brilliant and intelligent

7. You don’t need to buy books while studying in Uk

8. You will get the marks you deserve! No bad belle lecturers.

Aprokodaughter:
Tobexin stated that HE WANTS TO SHARE HIS OWN EXPERIENCE in his first paragraph.

I don't Why are people still arguing about Tobexin own experience? Some of you can argue for Africa... Kai!

You can talk about your own experience.

LaaJiblik:



1. That is false, absolute false. Maybe the brilliant ones regarded tryout school as 3rd rate, hence you haven’t met them.


5. Your school is probably a 3rd or 4th rated school, that’s why you haven’t seen/met a lot of Professors. Someone attending Federal University, Dutsinma in Katsina is likely going to encounter fewer professors compared with someone attending University of Ife ( I learnt they have changed the name of Great Ife - I don’t know what the new name is).

Aprokodaughter:
Tobexin stated that HE WANTS TO SHARE HIS OWN EXPERIENCE in his first paragraph.

I don't Why are people still arguing about Tobexin own experience? Some of you can argue for Africa... Kai!

You can talk about your own experience.

LaaJiblik:



1. That is false, absolute false. Maybe the brilliant ones regarded tryout school as 3rd rate, hence you haven’t met them.


5. Your school is probably a 3rd or 4th rated school, that’s why you haven’t seen/met a lot of Professors. Someone attending Federal University, Dutsinma in Katsina is likely going to encounter fewer professors compared with someone attending University of Ife ( I learnt they have changed the name of Great Ife - I don’t know what the new name is).

Tobexin:
I am sure you didn’t study in Uk and parse if you studied you only met few professors in the course of your study. A professor in Nigeria is Usually not a professor in Uk!

Anitaamich:


My thoughts exactly, some people are just waiting for an opportunity to attack somebody.. it’s terrible!!!

Ibuske:


Thank you @Mindlog and Segunwamiri..
I am considering Mental Health Nursing too..but 2020 /2021 Admission is no more on...

I am considering schools in Scotland.

Tobexin:
Just thinking aloud! The negativity on this thread is absolutely lousy and it would make you believe that as a Student in UK you can not make it but that’s actually not the truth as it being portrayed out here. I noticed those false alarms are proportionally being bLoaned by those that haven’t flown out of Nigeria before. My advise to all prospective candidates is this don’t mind what people are saying about UK here. Make up your mind to achieve the best and surely you will achieve the best. I have been in UK for less than 5 months and UK has been predominantly good to me in all entity. Atleast I don’t struggle to pay my bills and feed myself as a week work can settle all my expenses for one month. I even have a car in UK as an international student despite people portraying having a car as a big deal in UK. Go for the best and the sky will be your limit.


Tobexin

justwise:


You don't need any of those really.

1.Did you do white wedding and traditional one?

2.Any picture taken before wedding?

3. Chat history?(Whatsapp, facebook messenger, sms)

Tobexin:
marriage certificate is the sole proof needed.

Skymoore1004:
You’re very opinionated and you don’t accept criticism. Like you said it’s your own experience, you don’t need to explain to anyone. Just IGNORE shikena