₦airaland Forum

lovelysofa:
Thank you.

Please do you know where I can get free materials I can use to self study?

Zahra29:
Yes.

It's the same eligibility criteria as the original 30hrs funded places, it's just the age range that has been expanded.

From gov.uk:
Your immigration status
To be eligible for free childcare for working parents, you (and your partner if you have one) must have a National Insurance number.

The person who applies must also have at least one of the following:

British or Irish citizenship
settled or pre-settled status, or you have applied and you’re waiting for a decision
permission to access public funds - your UK residence card will tell you if you cannot do this

Thewritingnerd:
Please is there a dedicated nairaland section for UK housing and other mortgage topics?

Gift7428:
Hello NL’s
My police clearance application is still showing pending since 9 of September 2023
What else can I do? I have sent a message on the site no reply
Thanks

kode12:
If the person just finished masters, didn’t they do IELTS to get admission? You can submit that.

Hclinton:
Am so happy today, I passed my practical test on second attempt though with just three minor faults.
Please I want to ask, do I need to inform my insurance of my new license status or do I still stick to my former status which was International license. If yes, please why?

kasillars:
Hello house,
Please I sent my BRP and provisional license form to the DLVA since last week Wednesday using special delivery and it was confirmed delivered. Checking The status on the website now, it saying "In progress, awaiting Application return form".
I want to know if it's normal. Because it's over a week since I sent the mail.

AKALAMAGBO:
Make una dey calm down Mr/Mrs Dependant… No be everything dem dey shook mouth to, especially wen you have no knowledge about stuff. I’m not your mate, mind how you address people on a forum… When they were discussing and arguing about UK politics, I maintained silence too.

On this topic, with picture attached ( 1 minor fault: appropriate speed ).

I’m a licensed driver and fully paid for 8 session of driving training. One session cost £55.

Failed my first driving test, paid for 1 more session and another practical driving test which I passed…

Schoolhike:
I heard of someone in this mess, was fined almost 100£ with 3 points on already on provisional licence

koonbey:
The international driving permit is irrelevant. The UK Gov website talks about national licenses, and does not mention that permit, and most people have confirmed as well that what police check is the national driving license.

Since yours is expired I doubt it would be acceptable. An expired document has no validity and would not be acceptable even in Nigeria so I would be shocked to see that it's acceptable in the UK.

You should do your research and maybe experiment sha.

Edit: See the UK gov website: https://www.gov.uk/driving-nongb-licence/y/a-resident-of-great-britain/full-car-and-motorcycle/any-other-country

It says "You can drive in Great Britain on your full, valid driving licence for 12 months from when you became resident"(emphasis mine)

missb50:
I've loved manual cars since moving to the UK o (maybe because there is no traffic), the pleasure of pressing clutch gives innner peace but auto is definitely the way to go later...


I'd advise anyone without UK license ( or original Nigerian license within 12 Months in the UK) not to drive as you've always hammered. My friend was caught driving after a year in the UK before he got his license, he was slammed 9 points on his new license plus almost 1k fine.

oladeyle:
Can i pay ihs and visa fee in pounds if i have someone in the UK to use a UK account?