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Religion, an opium of the masses!

Mr. tpiander, what's the problem na? Why are you sounding so harsh. Can't you just ignore his post if you know you got a problem with it. He is only contributing to the thread, it has nothing to do with you. This is what is called "taking things personal"

tpiander:
Keep badmouthing your family members then.

Did you legalise the Uni cert b4 taking it to your school? & the WAEC cert, was it also legalised? Please could som1 just list, on a general note the documents one needs to submit 4 masters application and how & what should be done What I've been seeing on this forum are disjointed information. I have read studyinfinland.fi & the UAF website but just need to be enlightened on how people here did theirs.

GeneXY:
As for me, all I had to was to pay 2500 in my former university so they can put a CTC stamp on a photocopy of my degree certificate. That was what I submitted to UAF n on getting to Finland to do my reg I was asked to present the original for sighting .

Exactly, Naija internship blocks your chances of getting a training post because they dont consider it equivalent to an Irish internship. If you can find a way to repeat internship in South Africa, Sudan or Malaysia and get your Certificate of Experience (COE), the sky is your starting point in Ireland. Our Naija system is really messed up brother, no 1st world country recognizes any Nigerian postgraduate medical qualification except first degree (Only schools on the WHO directory of course).

trendphemmy:
how does someone dat did housemanship in Nigeria get residency then or doing housemanship in Nigeria blocks all ways lto getting residency

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PLAB 1 is just £155 and not £500

rugged7:
Very good idea
£500 for plab1 and another £500 for plab2
But IELTS will be the main problem

The exam for registration with the Irish Medical Council is no more TRAS but now called PRES (Pre-registration Examination System). Its in two major parts PRES 2 & 3. PRES1 is assessment & verification of your primary medical qualification & IELTS ( Band 7 with minimum of 6.5 in each band which is lower than U.K requirement which is 7.5). If you did your housemanship in Nigeria, you can't get a training post (Residency) in Ireland regardless of whether you have internationally reconized postgraduate qualifications e.g MRCP, MRCS, MRCOG, because Nigerian internship is not recognized, but you can get non-training posts easily (SHO) cos this is where they really need doctors.The pay in Ireland is relatively more than U.K cos you get to do more overtime which can even double your income unlike the U.K where no doctor can work more than 48hours per week. If you do your internship in countries like Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Malaysia, Sudan. It is recognized in Ireland and you can be exempted from the PRES exam and you even qualify to apply for training posts. PLAB1 as well as USMLE step 1&2 are also recognized in Ireland for exemption from PRES1

rugged7:
TRAS
People from ireland are running to england.
write plab or usmle or amc

its not toks again if it has a nigerian plate no. You change your title to fairly used oga. You title is misleading

Chai, na waa o

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Na waa o

If i can come

Sometimes, I even wonder if the whole thing is worth it. Well, for now we keep doing the residency thingy cos it seems thats almost the only good option for doctors who want to practice in Nigeria.

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Buhaaahahahaha

Just 2 months?

Rip

rugged7:
My strong advice to any recent medical graduate in Nigeria is:Give ur self 2 to 3 years post graduation.
Complete your internship and youth service.
And then leave Nigeria.....
Take PLAB, EFMG, USMLE, australia or canadian board etc and leave o!
A word is enough for the wise...

why

Well said

Ok na

LOL!

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ok

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