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Uzland:
W W! Congratulations to you, Queengold1. This is good news!

aragbaboy:
Congratulations.

Pacypatty:
Please gurus I want some classification, this sponsorship visa when one apply, do one just go ahead to ask for sponsorship or wait for them to bring it up?

Please make una answer. Thanks

Alphaman007:
Hello everyone, I have been following this thread judiciously and I really appreciate the depth of information given here. I'd appreciate an input as i studied psychology in my undergrad and I interned in a neuropsychiatric hospital for about 3 months few years back, I also have been the one taking care of my granny since inception, is this sufficient experience to apply for a care visa? the only document I feel I do not have is IELTS which hopefully I'd be writing soon. Thank you while I await your response.

Vikrex:
Good evening everyone.

I JUST WANT TO THANK YOU ALL FOR THE GREAT WORK YOU ARE DOING. IT IS NOT EASY TO RESPOND TO QUESTIONS (ALL OF UNA QUALIFY FOR GOOD JOBS ABEG).

EVEN WHY SOME QUESTIONS LOOK BURDENSOME AND OTHERS LOOK UNSERIOUS, UNA THEY ANSWER ALL.

THANK YOU ALL

GOD BLESS YOU ALL

PLEASE DON'T STOP, DO MORE ANSWERING.

zxxtx:
Please should I submit my documents online at TLS or I can do it from home. Because I’m seeing it here that I can’t add any additional documents when I submit

KazikageSama:
Hello Guys, please how soon can I get biometric appointments (either in Lag or Abuja please)?

Mrskolapo1:
Please can you share

gistbite:
He is lying. 1.6m will not cover the cost of everything listed here.

Emurate1:
Except they are already in the process of getting it, It's important to note that none of this care homes listed holds a sponsorship license.

Source: https://uktiersponsors.co.uk/

Richdee1:
Seems you're not good at quoting, I've been on this thread from day 1 and there are different experiences with different people.
There's a reason I asked about how he built his CV on Indeed, I've built mine ad not getting any request,
So chill let him come answer the question
Not all used a care certificate

I could send my built CV to you to help edit or correct if you don't mind

Learn how to quote to stop rubbishing ones request on here
Peace

Chelseafan1:
He said I'll take the test my sef, they are gonna train me.

Richdee1:
Lol, this is hilarious
I want to ask about your Indeed CV
When you were creating it, did you put in your high school, Internship or volunteering you did in high school, your Nigeria adress?
Did your CV read "Nigeria" ?

And also which list did you get the care homes you used??!!
Read up this thread you will get all the information you need
Did you do any certification? Paid or free and if you did, which one?
Any other certificate apart from BSC?
So sorry for the long question

Thanks for your reply

dramacox:
Please any idea on £1,270 equivalent to naira. Will the visa use official rate or black market. Response will be appreciated.

Emurate1:
Now, she can get any information she wants.
You have employed me, now I need to know the package you have for me. I can reject or accept it.
How don't you get this? It's not rocket science

Emurate1:
Asking them if they'll provide maintenance, visa, flight fee? That's not the same thing as asking about your working conditions. They are not under law to provide it, so if someone chooses not to ask that during interview, then it's all good.

Those questions you claim to have asked about CoS and offer letter are basic questions every individual should ask. Aside salary(which I would never ask. it's always stated in the job advert), how can you even ask for Visa , flight and accommodation assistance when you don't have an offer? It's really sad that you see nothing weird in that. For someone with such mindset, you are suprisinly confident.

If you read properly to understand, I can't recall saying asking questions was solely the reason I didn't get the job.

Ijyoma:
Well, until I see the CoS..because there are so many connotations from the application stage through to the interview that I really cannot overthink. I wouldn't say that I'm one to shy away from questions but there's a fine line between assertiveness and outright pesky...I already felt honored to be granted the interview and so all I had in mind was to pour my lines and zap out of there..

Emurate1:
During interview that you're still praying to get the job, you want to start asking such questions.

The one time I tried to go deep with my CoS questions, they told me when the time comes, the right department will contact me. That was the only interview I didn't get the job. That was one of the best interview's I've had. I'm not saying that might be the reason for denial, but you never know.

It sounds like an ideal question to ask, but I don't think it's really necessary. You have lots of time to ask that after you have your offer.

Ijyoma:
Thanks Dee, lemme goan be asking. I was the one that put myself in this mess. Contact person had asked how soon I can make it to the UK, me looking at other people's mata spanning like four months, had said as soon as possible, like yesterday...make I for pass interview well nau. I did not know she will now take my word for it like that.
As per funds, I will just ask sha..otherwise, people that don't want to pay for five days training will now take care of me in the first month?

sharpsharp:
I have seen several replys saying a little over £28,000 annual salary is good.

Can someone who is UK share a real monthly expenses which includes PCM rent, groceries, light/gas bills, council tax, TV license and miscellaneous.

Thanks to everyone for sharing vital information.

Juxxi:
Is there any CV expert here?

I need someone to help review my CV
Please

You can reach me on
famoduebunoluwa@gmail.com
I think there's something I'm not doing right with my CV but I can't figure it out

LagosismyHome:
Have you worked in the Uk ? .... I think it should be only someone who has worked that can say what is bad or not bad .. Trust me , once you worked in the UK then come back and read this your comment then you would understand why I said this

Emurate1:
10 hours for 5 days in a week isn't bad for a start. Average care home is 12 hours per shift for 4 days. That's 48 hours per week. Personally, I don't see any difference though.

If you add overtime to your normal work hours, you'll be exceeding that 50 hours. So it's all the same

Emurate1:
10 hours for 5 days in a week isn't bad for a start. Average care home is 12 hours per shift for 4 days. That's 48 hours per week. Personally, I don't see any difference though.

If you add overtime to your normal work hours, you'll be exceeding that 50 hours. So it's all the same

akanniade10:
Thanks. It’s 50 hrs per week on my offer letter. No ooo, it’s not 20,800.

Emurate1:
To update you guys concerning my IELTS UKVI Result.

It was released this morning. Apparently it was a general issue with everyone that wrote the exam in Abuja.

The attachment below are my scores.

TomatoSauce1:
Mine took 2 weeks

jagbasneh:
Is there particular one for ukvi?

jagbasneh:
Please how much is the PTE and the link to book it and it's accept by UK?