pretty1986:
. Good evening sir,pls can help me with ideas of types of questions that someone going for Adult nursing undergraduate should expect during admission interview?.

Tell us about yourself.
Talk us through your personal statement.
Why do you want to be a Adult/Child/Mental Health nurse?
What have you done to prepare yourself for a career in Nursing?
What strengths do you have that will help you deal with all the work involved?
Why do you want to be a nurse, rather than another profession that is caring or intellectually challenging, such as a doctor or surgeon?
What do you think a nurse does, apart from treat patients?
What branch of nursing interests you most and why?
What are you looking forward to most about becoming a nurse?
What contribution do you hope to make to the field of nursing?
How do you think nursing differs from other health professions?
What element of healthcare attracts you to nursing?
If you were to become a nurse, how would you like your patients to describe you and why?
How do you know whether you really do want to become a nurse?
Do you have any life experiences that you think may help your career in nursing?
What skills do you have to become a nurse?
What qualities do you think make a good nurse?
Discuss a time when you had to convey an important message to someone - describe how you did this and what the end result was.
How do you cope with stress?
How do you manage your time?



Source and read more https://www.studential.com/university/applying/UCAS-application-guide/interviews/nursing-questions

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Why not? You can study MSc nursing with a degree in Philosophy! But there are some certain criteria to be met! Like certain hours experiences in an health care setting.

Mindlog:


Thanks for the response, that will be my route as I am looking forward to Msc Child and Adolescent Mental Health, MA Play Therapy.

why not go in for MSc nursing (learning disabilities)

Mindlog:


If one goes in for a one year full time masters program starting this September and graduates next year, gets employed there and the person wants to do another one year masters program this time around, on a part time basis will the person be eligible?

definitely you can since you are on a tier 2 visa

STENON:
Greetings to everyone.
I checked online but couldn't see any right information. Please what course can you suggest for someone with History and International relations background to study at Masters level in UK?
Please I actually want something with good job prospect after graduation.

Thanks all.

Most courses in Uk aren’t based on what you studied in your undergraduate! Based on first grade information he can study the following courses


1. Psychology
2.criminology
3. Project management
4. International business management
5. Philosophy
6.Nursing(with some criteria to be met apart from degree course of study)
7. Criminal investigation study
8. Social work

Etc

One more reason I haven’t been frequent here any longer is because of Skymoore1004 . He attacks me at any given opportunity even though my post doesn’t relate to his.

Skymoore1004:
Immigration does not follow the month your “school” decides to start their summer term from. That’s not their problem! If immigration calendar says summer is from May, fine. If it says from June fine.

There’s nothing to argue about here.
Let the guy just email the university and get direct information from there.

and the so called immigration doesn’t know that summer varies among different schools?

The plain fact is schools will gradually be going on break from May for summer holidays! The immigration are aware of that too!

Bourne007:
Summer runs from June. Month of May falls under spring

No! it depends on your school! Some schools summer starts from May. Some schools wouldn’t even be in session starting from June in Uk. For instance our summer break in Teesside University will commence from ending of MAY.

NomzyJust:


So that means people that started January 2020, one year Msc won't qualify.

As far you graduated from May 2021 onwards you are qualified! It says anyone that graduated during the summer or after the summer of 2021 is qualify!

Let me park here

Let me park here

Skymoore1004:
I can’t believe you call Darlington cool but discredited Bournemouth. There’s no difference between someone in a small village in Ogun & someone in Darlington. That place is very very dead. Nothing happening there. Middlesbrough is boring. People go to Newcastle to have fun. Only care work and menial works are available from agencies like Primary care & Akari care. Yes facilities are new but not the best place. However if you’re looking for a very cheap place & tuition, then it fits you. Before you remind me of how I’ve not gone there before, I do my research, I know people there, I check indeed.co.uk , I watch you tube & I am always asking questions.

mr know all! He only asked me how is Darlington campus. And I replied him to the best of my Knowledge. I am in Middlesbrough myself and I am giving him a first class information he isn’t paying me anything or gaining anything if he comes or didn’t come too Teesside University. So what is your headache about? I aren’t paid anything in giving out information to aspirants or either I expect to be paid.


I have severally said it here, if you care to visit my previous posts! There are students Job readily available to do in Middlesbrough but less professional jobs. It a good city for a newbie in Uk because it is considerably cheap compared to other cities in Uk. Middlesbrough is the second cheapest city to leave in the United Kingdom. I have given out a formula my mentor told me before coming to Uk which worked for him and others that follow that path! Formula goes like this

Plan to study in Uk

Look for a good University

Preferably let the location be in a cheap environment

Save more save more when your work

Start sending out your CVs

If employed move out of the city

Access2017:



@TobexinThank for the opportunity to ask questions regarding Teesside university.
Pls I will like to find out about Teesside university, but Darlington campus. How is life generally there? Are there student job opportunities?

life is cool generally in Teesside! Darlington campus is new campus and it also lovely.

missnigeria:
Hello House,

I got a conditional offer from Teesside University. I also got a mail from them asking me to apply for VC scholarship which is £5000.
Is the general scholarship for Nigerians different from this and automatically awarded to all applicants. I don't understand. I will appreciate any idea.

Thanks

it a general scholarship for all international applicants. For one to get the scholarship one must write up a literary piece of work. Winner would be picked randomly and awarded the scholarship.

uche06:
Which area is better to study
Teeside, Bournemouth,or south Wales
Which of the fields would boom Programme Project Management or Project management or psychology

1.Tesside is a mid size town located in the north eastern part of England. Taking the coach to London from Middlesbrough is like 6hrs. Housing and cost of living is extremely cheap in Middlesbrough compared to other parts of UK and it is the Second cheapest city to leave in UK. The University is also a good one coupled with the moderate school fee and very nice payment plan.


2. Bournemouth is very close to London about 1:30 minutes there. Cost of living is extremely high compared to Middlesbrough. The University fee is also expensive but the University has an higher rating than Teesside University.


3. I don’t know much about southwales University because I have not been there before.


On your course of study

Project management is a very lucrative course because human beings must surely embark on projects and will surely need an expert to manage such projects. The course is an open course which I really admire it for being so. I think a Nairalander here Mikeer is a project manager in UK.


MSc Psychology is a conversion course for those that didn’t do Psychology In their undergraduate. After doing such you can enroll into another MSC specialization In Psychology or advance into the doctoral degree In Psychology which will give you the opportunity to practice as a psychologist. Nevertheless with the conversion course you can only practice as an assistant psychologist. Psychology is also one of the courses in the skill shortage list.

SyberKate:
Guys please, please I'm in a dilemma.

So far I got the following offers but can't decide on which to accept.

1. University of East Anglia, good ranking(top 20ish), gave £4000 fee reduction, but I don't like their course modules. Course not accredited

2. University of Greenwich, decent ranking(top 60ish), no fee reduction yet, love the course modules + course is accredited by a professional body

3. University of Hertfordshire, decent ranking(top 70ish), no fee reduction yet, love the course modules + offer placement. Course not accredited.

Please who has good ideas of these universities should help me decide. Thanks

going for a course not accredited is like pouring water inside an empty basket. There is so so much time for you to still apply for different schools in Uk. Simply do a google search Universities in Uk click on the Wikipedia result and navigate through the various schools alphabetically, their website will also be listed there too. Please don’t be eager to come to England to study an unaccredited course. Nobody knows tomorrow.

Skymoore1004:
I joined and read through messages to know that you’re a troublemaker. Carry your wahala dey go please

lol mention two monikers I have had troubles with here on nairaland? Just two person except for mikeer . You want me to notice you. You have gotten my attention now bravo!

Skymoore1004:
Just ignore that fellow. He’s a pure time waster and always looking for who to fight with. That’s why he’s always getting suspended. Not everyone is wise so at times you just ignore.


Stay safe

lol bro this account was open on 4th of April 2020. I wouldn’t talk much


Shallom

Pineberries:


Good evening. I just want to know about cost of living and life in that part of England generally as an international student. Thank you.

it is located in the north western part of England. Cost of living is moderately ok. You can get a shared apartment for like £300 a month inclusive of bills. The town is not that developed but it definitely lovely and serene.

Pineberries:
Good evening everyone. I hope you're all staying safe. Please I haven't read about anyone talk about Lancaster University here. I got an offer from the school.

what do you need to know about the school?

LaaJiblik:


Any experience that lumps a whole continent, and classify them as not brilliant is no experience (especially if your sample size is so microscopic.
Just learn. Learn. Read about it. Readers are Leaders

Lol being intelligent doesn’t make you brilliant! Read bro! Read bro! Readers are leaders!

LaaJiblik:



I wish I knew your level of education/qualification. It will help me answer your question.
I don’t want to waste time talking about sample size and statistical significance to someone who may not understand.

But I want you to imagine meeting a 32 year old Lithuanian who arrived a little town in Oyo state in January, 2020. This same Lithuanian (after 4 months) postulates that all Nigerians nay, AFRICANS are dumb savages. Based on his experience.
Will you agree with his conclusion?

i have been ignoring your mentions! But till you know the discrepancies between being brilliant and Intelligent that’s when I will have the time to argue with you. I am entitled to my opinion and that’s my personal experience. Two person experience can’t be the same even identical twins. Kindly share your experience let others learn from you. Even if mi experience is flaw as jolly just come then share yours as the landlord of London.

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).

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!

rs172:



1. Europeans are not brilliant but intelligent

6. Asians are brilliant and intelligent


Lol, what of we Africans, especially Nigerians

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

justwise:

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

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.

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)

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!

Mindlog:


Is your first degree in psychology, if you don't mind me asking.

Bsc philosophy

Anitaamich:
Please is anybody studying/living at Hertfordshire?? I need to get an information about the area.. please don’t read and pass

what do u need to know! The area is close to London! And things are moderately cheap and lot of Africans there. Anything else?

Mindlog:


Which specialty in Psychology?

Psychology Not else classified