Smartmed:
just to fulfill my curiosity i was wondering if the medical scenry in the UK is as it is in the medical movies we watch

Lol. I depends on the scenery we are talking about.

Please house, can someone get work in the UK after just attending school of nursing and getting RN (without bachelor's degree)

celestine7b:
Please house, can someone get work in the UK after just attending school of nursing and getting RN (without bachelor's degree)

Yes please.

Crush sugar I must say a big thank you for creating this thread. Just stumbled on it today and really read it from page 1 to 21. Keep up the good work.
How is life over there and how are you coping with this corona virus outbreak. God keep you and your family safe in Jesus name

@ Crushsugar, are there any medical conditions that could prevent one from being granted Visa or even practising over there? If there are, please can you mention them?
Thanks.

celestine7b:
Please house, can someone get work in the UK after just attending school of nursing and getting RN (without bachelor's degree)

Why not?

I have been thinking about what to post this period that our movement is home and work. It is allowed to take walk though and this picture is from our evening walk today.
What I want to share is what I have noticed about British people.
1. They are hardworking and believe you work to earn money except some persons who are proud to keep receiving benefits. In my opinion, these are the minority group. They are ready to work overtime to pay their extra bills like holidays, saving to buy a house, phone, electronics etc.

2. British people will not dash you money for no reason.

3 . They cannot Express emotions like us. Like being upset, they way they look upset is nothing compared to a Nigerian that is upset. So, you might not actually know someone is angry just because they show it differently.

4. They hardly hoot while driving. In fact the only sound I have ever heard on the road is siren. Someone had even told us that if you hear someone horn, that person is probably very angry with you. The only people that maybe use their signal is bicycle riders but rarely. They are very patient on the road.

5. They can talk wella. We believe in keeping things to ourselves but them no care.

These are the ones I can remember now.
Stay safe.

Igbasonproff1:
@ Crushsugar, are there any medical conditions that could prevent one from being granted Visa or even practising over there? If there are, please can you mention them?
Thanks.

I know about TB. That is all they would test you for before the Visa.
Others like HIV and hepatitis is a personal discussion one will have with occupational health but no employer is supposed to reject anyone because of these.

Crushsugar, I sent you a mail, pls kindly check.

Ekehwinz:
Crushsugar are there any vacancies for social workers in the UK. If yes, how do i go about applying??

Just saw this!! did u take any step in finding out??

Ekehwinz:


I'm looking out for headways. Please hola if you see any. Nice picks btw

Have u gotten any info yet??

Richdee1:
Have u gotten any info yet??

nothing yet

@crushsugar pls I want to ask a question or better still seek your opinion
following the part of nursing,I have found out that going through jamb,post ume is one process I'm scared about especially in aspect of ASUU strike et al.

Then school of nursing the rigidity is much,u must live in the school premises if you are single...its not going to be easy as I still need to hustle to foot my bills.

so I googled,and read that one can go for nursing through post graduate studies although I saw just two schools that do that for now..
please what do you think,is it advisable doing a PGD in nursing,can it fetch me a job in the UK, can it also fetch me a job here in Nigeria (federal hospital job),

Pls advise ma

crushsugar:
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I stumbled on this thread today,read from start to this point and I must say you are doing a really good job here,kudos to you ma,God bless you,May God protection be upon you and your family in this pandemic.. I'm a registered nurse too with almost two years experience, currently doing my internship, hope to practice in the United States someday,xoxo

Good day @crushsugar, your thread is informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing your wonderful tour to uk. Pls ma kindly send me the format for of your cv to msmeenaaminat@gmail.com. Thanks ma'am

Good day please i have some questions @cruahsugar
pls how is care assistant in UK?And can someone with degree in human anatomy apply from Nigeria? pls anyone with information can inform me am really interested thank you

crushsugar:
Hello guys, be expecting my husband today. Excitement ++++++++

Hello crushsugar. I have been following this thread and found it very informative. God bless you. Please what would be your advice for someone recently offered a job in the UK on a tier 2 visa with 4 dependants (a wife and 3 kids)? The company will only reimburse travelling and direct visa application expenses for me and none of my dependants and i dont have the financial muscle to sponsor all of them till i get there and start working.

Is it advisable to go to the UK alone first and bring them over within the next 6 months when i must have made enough? Is application for a tier 2 dependant visa over there seamless?

You anticipated response is highly appreciated.

crushsugar:
Hello everyone, I am sorry I have been away.
I ha e been caught in between moving, studies and exam.
I had my OSCE on Monday and it was successful. Officially, I am a UK RN.
I did my exam at Ulster, the best examiners ever.

Wow congrats, I just started reading your thread and this brought a huge smile to my face.

Nad95:
Hello, house. I'm a graduate of Human Physiology. Please how do I become a registered nurse and eventually get to practice in the UK? Are there any accelerated nursing programs I can enroll for from Nigeria?
I look forward to receiving your responses to my questions..
Thanks.

You can do pre-registration nursing (MSc. ) It's 2 years in uk

DrLuv:
hi all,
I am very sorry if i appear to derail your thread with a rather bizzarre inquiries of mine.

I heard there is a form of accelerared nursing programme in the UK for those with a Bsc.

I have not been able to get hold of some valid information about this.the little information i have is that if one has a BSc, one can apply for a MSc in nursing making one eligible to be registered withNMC.

unfortunately I do not have anymore information about this pathway.I would not know if anyone on this platform can help me with this info or there is some1 somewhere who took or is on this route to get registered with NMC or there is any Thread to this respect.

please I tender my apology once again for this derailing inquiries.

Many thanks

Yes you are right for those without BSc in nursing,they can go for MSc pre-registration nursing for 2 years

You are wrong..how can one without b.sc go in for M.sc?

FrannyTee:


Yes you are right for those without BSc in nursing,they can go for MSc pre-registration nursing for 2 years

Do you mean someone can go for Pre-registration Nursing (Msc) irrespective of whether you have first degree in any other course (ie Economics) as my case & would be able to work after completion & registered with NMC in Uk..

Kaycevit:
You are wrong..how can one without b.sc go in for M.sc?

The information is 100% correct. In UK, you can apply for 2 years MSc Nursing program that leads to registration irrespective of what you studied in Bsc. Though most schools will want a science related Bsc and 2.1 and above.
Some need work experience in a health care setting.

Slimgold2019:
Do you mean someone can go for Pre-registration Nursing (Msc) irrespective of whether you have first degree in any other course (ie Economics) as my case & would be able to work after completion & registered with NMC in Uk..

Yesssssssss ohhhhhhhh. You can, very well. In 2 years only you might not spend up to 2 years self maybe 20 or 21 months depending on your intake. You can even apply by yourself and you will get the course

Kaycevit:
You are wrong..how can one without b.sc go in for M.sc?

If you don't know accept, what I said is 200 percent valid

Arhmiee:


The information is 100% correct. In UK, you can apply for 2 years MSc Nursing program that leads to registration irrespective of what you studied in Bsc. Though most schools will want a science related Bsc and 2.1 and above.
Some need work experience in a health care setting.

Most require minimum of 2:2 self not 2:1

Good day everyone,I just completed my education this year and I’m yet to do my internship and NYSC,I’m just wondering if it’s possible to leave after my internship without doing my NYSC and also how many years working experience Is needed for me to be registered in the uk.Your replies would be appreciated �

Can someone please help to answer this..

EbonyCy:
@crushsugar pls I want to ask a question or better still seek your opinion
following the part of nursing,I have found out that going through jamb,post ume is one process I'm scared about especially in aspect of ASUU strike et al.

Then school of nursing the rigidity is much,u must live in the school premises if you are single...its not going to be easy as I still need to hustle to foot my bills.

so I googled,and read that one can go for nursing through post graduate studies although I saw just two schools that do that for now..
please what do you think,is it advisable doing a PGD in nursing,can it fetch me a job in the UK, can it also fetch me a job here in Nigeria (federal hospital job),

Pls advise ma

Hello Dear, To answer you with the information I have, doing a PGD in nursing in the UK will fetch you a nursing job in the UK. If you have the financial muscle to pursue a PGD nursing in the UK, it is a worthy adventure all the best.

EbonyCy:
@crushsugar pls I want to ask a question or better still seek your opinion
following the part of nursing,I have found out that going through jamb,post ume is one process I'm scared about especially in aspect of ASUU strike et al.

Then school of nursing the rigidity is much,u must live in the school premises if you are single...its not going to be easy as I still need to hustle to foot my bills.

so I googled,and read that one can go for nursing through post graduate studies although I saw just two schools that do that for now..
please what do you think,is it advisable doing a PGD in nursing,can it fetch me a job in the UK, can it also fetch me a job here in Nigeria (federal hospital job),

Pls advise ma

[quote author=Pearlyfaze post=90646137]Hello Dear, To answer you with the information I have, doing a PGD in nursing in the UK will fetch you a nursing job in the UK. If you have the financial muscle to pursue a PGD nursing in the UK, it is a worthy adventure all the best.



Thanks for this info. Please, do you know if IELTS is needed for this purpose? If yes, what level of proficiency?
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EbonyCy:
@crushsugar pls I want to ask a question or better still seek your opinion
following the part of nursing,I have found out that going through jamb,post ume is one process I'm scared about especially in aspect of ASUU strike et al.

Then school of nursing the rigidity is much,u must live in the school premises if you are single...its not going to be easy as I still need to hustle to foot my bills.

so I googled,and read that one can go for nursing through post graduate studies although I saw just two schools that do that for now..
please what do you think,is it advisable doing a PGD in nursing,can it fetch me a job in the UK, can it also fetch me a job here in Nigeria (federal hospital job),

Pls advise ma

I know that you can gain registration here and work here after doing the PGd but I don't know if it is accepted in Nigeria.