Lymarh:
Good day house. I am currently applying to Sheffield Hallam University, during the application, I was asked if English is my first language. Pls is it yes or no. Dont wanna make a mistake.

Say yes biko
All my application I said yes

Ok thanx

Phatkings:

Say yes biko
All my application I said yes

Please you guys need to stop arguing let people are read information on this page. When people start repeating questions all of you would be angry.

It's a choice I like UK not cos I want to stay back. Schooling where u like will make things easy. My younger brother did all his PG in the UK and has travelled to the US, Canada and many Euro countries. I chosed UK because I like UK simple.
What's bad in coming back to naija to work? Education can never be too expensive, it only depends on wt u want.

ow U.K. that is pursing Europeans thy have stay back policy? Or do you think that the 2 years stay back policy counts towards settlement?

Do you think you can easily secure a job during that 2 years? Have you even taken your time to reach about Boris immigration rules?

U.K. is one of the hardest places to secure pr.

Even the tier 2 visa is usually 3 years you get . Then you can renew it if ONLY your company wants to retain you .

It’s better someone spends nothing or very low tuition in a country then from there migrate to another place than to spend all their savings on U.K. tuition for nothing .

France is €3770 per year . Some universities is €289 per year and you get 1 year stay back . Same as Italy , Spain etc.

If you get a masters in Europe you can apply for tier 2 or talent visa and move to U.K.!

Your certificate will be recognised
Just have to develop your skills and experience during your masters in whichever country you’re in. You don’t have to be in the UK to find a company to sponsor your tier 2 visa

Create LinkedIn and connect with recruiters.
Being in the EU already gives you an advantage
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Congratz bro.
I am still processing mine..though not in HR field

Innocent94:
hello,u can apply to university of hertfordshire,I jst got an offer der in same course.

Is it Spanish? It's Yes quote author=Lymarh post=86784269]Good day house. I am currently applying to Sheffield Hallam University, during the application, I was asked if English is my first language. Pls is it yes or no. Dont wanna make a mistake. [/quote]

Phatkings:
My own don't go and spend money and read international management or marketing
I wanted to go for finance and accounting
My dad told me instead I should go for procurement logistics and Supply Chain Management after that I can do their prof exam cips and cilt an accountant with a msc in Procurement logistics and Supply Chain Management is a match made in heaven and their is shortage of such in the world not only UK and demand is now high
Please look at course in high demand before applying no go read international management come bk

Please I have in mind to study International project management with advanced practice. My first degree is mechanical engineering.

After my graduation I joined the banking industry so my work experience is limited in engineering and more in banking operations.

Pls what are my chances and what could be the best advice for someone in my case.

I choose international project management because it is relevant to my existing degree.

Pls did u apply to Sheffield hallam university? Pls how do I get in contact with you?

Phatkings:

Say yes biko
All my application I said yes

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Good evening all please am getting it confused is Biometric different from Visa Fees? And How much will it cost me for Medical exams, Biometric/Visa fees please I need Your response.... Thanks please I need an urgent reply

Lymarh:
Pls did u apply to Sheffield hallam university? Pls how do I get in contact with you?

Yes I did no admission yet

Cigbojugha:




Please I have in mind to study International project management with advanced practice. My first degree is mechanical engineering.

After my graduation I joined the banking industry so my work experience is limited in engineering and more in banking operations.

Pls what are my chances and what could be the best advice for someone in my case.

I choose international project management because it is relevant to my existing degree.

If you have more experience in banking
It's advisable u go for a course related to banking
Let's say msc finance
Accounting
Business analytics or analysis
Unless u want to use ur first Degree then u scrap anything banking
Pls scrap project management u can easily do it here in Nigeria
Since your first Degree is mech engineering there re wonderful courses relating to mech engineering which re hot demand not only in UK but other European countries

This Makes sense.

I am in a similar situation.I studied Industrial Chemistry,have all the experience in banking operations. I applied for Global healthcare Management with professional experience.�

Phatkings:


If you have more experience in banking
It's advisable u go for a course related to banking
Let's say msc finance
Accounting
Business analytics or analysis
Unless u want to use ur first Degree then u scrap anything banking
Pls scrap project management u can easily do it here in Nigeria
Since your first Degree is mech engineering there re wonderful courses relating to mech engineering which re hot demand not only in UK but other European countries

Latest UK Post Brexit Immigration Policy.


Today the Government has published information on the UK’s new points-based immigration system.

This clearly sets out the way forward on our commitment to making a firmer and fairer immigration system, and one which will attract the brightest and best, based on the skills a person has to offer, not their nationality.

Our proposals will see us implement a comprehensive programme of work which will transform the way in which all migrants come to the UK to work, study, visit or join their family.

From 1 January 2021, free movement will end and be replaced with the UK’s new points-based immigration system to cater for the most highly skilled workers, students and a range of other specialist work routes including for global leaders and innovators. All migrants looking to enter the UK to work or study will need to apply for permission in advance.

As we continue to attract the labour force we need to contribute to our economy, our communities and our public services, we intend to create a high wage, high skill, high productivity economy across our United Kingdom.

Skilled workers

For skilled workers, we will introduce a points-based system that is open to EU and non-EU citizens. This will be employer-led, and all applicants will be required to have a job offer by an approved employer sponsor. The job will need to be at a required skill level, and applicants will need to be able to speak English.

From January 2021, those applying will be able to trade points on specific characteristics against their salary. Applicants may be able to earn less than the £25,600 minimum salary threshold if, for example they are working in an industry that has a shortage of workers or they have a PhD.

Global talent

For highly skilled workers, the Global Talent route (which expands upon the Tier 1 Exceptional Talent route) has recently been reformed, removing the cap on numbers and increasing the number of endorsing bodies. This newly expanded route will ensure that top researchers, scientists and mathematicians with specialist skills in the sector are provided with fast-track entry to the UK.

Our new science offer, which will launch tomorrow (20 February) will enable a wider pool of world-leading scientific talent and top researchers to apply to come to the UK and make an important contribution to our leading science and research sectors. The Global Talent route will be open to EU citizens on the same basis as non-EU citizens, from January 2021.

In the longer term, and in line with recommendations from the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report, an unsponsored route for highly skilled workers as part of the new UK points-based immigration system will be introduced.

Other workers

We will not introduce a general low-skilled or temporary work route. However, initiatives have already been introduced for scientists and researchers, graduates, certain NHS professionals and those in the agriculture sector. This, alongside changes to the salary and skills thresholds, will provide businesses with additional flexibility.

The Government has announced an expansion of the Seasonal Workers Pilot. This pilot is part of the current temporary worker route and will help to inform our thinking on sectoral schemes as we move towards our future immigration system.

We will update you on matters of the points-based immigration system as and when new information becomes available.

Yours sincerely,


Rt Hon Priti Patel MP

Phatkings:


If you have more experience in banking
It's advisable u go for a course related to banking
Let's say msc finance
Accounting
Business analytics or analysis
Unless u want to use ur first Degree then u scrap anything banking
Pls scrap project management u can easily do it here in Nigeria
Since your first Degree is mech engineering there re wonderful courses relating to mech engineering which re hot demand not only in UK but other European countries

Thanks for the heads up.

Please which other relevant course relating to mechanical engineering do you thing is in high demand in UK.

Akjerry:
Congratz bro.
I am still processing mine..though not in HR field

so wat field?

A good time to repost this especially for people with biological science background

omopapa:
1. Go and apply for your transcript and course description from your uni

2. Apply for MSc applied biomedical sciences (I think Leeds, liverpool, Coventry and Glasgow and some selected unis offer this)

Applied biomedical sciences allows you to do placement while ur studying which gives u experience and will allow u complete registration portfolio to be registered with the HCPC.

3. Without HCPC registration YOU CAN NOT work in NHS labs. NHS is the highest employer of biological science graduates in the country.

Thousand of students graduate yearly without experience and hence finding it hard to get into the NHS labs for jobs. The smart ones are those that did the UNPAID placement while studying and was fortunate enough to be registered with HCPC.

Once u graduate with ur name on the HCPC register and of course the experience U gathered while studying chances of getting a job is 99.9999999%

Or better still apply for nursing degree.

Follow these steps and thank me later �

Lymarh:
Good day house. I am currently applying to Sheffield Hallam University, during the application, I was asked if English is my first language. Pls is it yes or no. Dont wanna make a mistake.

English is not your first language only in you were born in a native English speaking country.

As a Nigerian born in Nigeria English is an official language and not your first language.

Cigbojugha:



Thanks for the heads up.

Please which other relevant course relating to mechanical engineering do you thing is in high demand in UK.

I don't know just Google pls make sure u look for town that re good or where engineers re in demand so after school it will be easy to settle by then u Don sabi terrain

Rify:
This Makes sense.

I am in a similar situation.I studied Industrial Chemistry,have all the experience in banking operations. I applied for Global healthcare Management with professional experience.�

Global health care hmmmm
First degree ind Chem
Experience banking
Now global health care
Nawa
Well if that's what you want then is ok
Advisable you for msc relating to ur first degree do some Prof courses then equip urself or u look for msc in relation with ur experience
Do some Prof courses with ur experience u go be hot cake

Lymarh:
Good day house. I am currently applying to Sheffield Hallam University, during the application, I was asked if English is my first language. Pls is it yes or no. Dont wanna make a mistake.

If English is the language you learnt growing up through immersion, whether you grew up monolingual (speaking English alone) or bilingual (speaking English and another language, say Igbo or Yoruba), then say yes.

There are many people in Nigeria for whom English is not their first language.

OK thanks.

Phatkings:


I don't know just Google pls make sure u look for town that re good or where engineers re in demand so after school it will be easy to settle by then u Don sabi terrain

Phatkings:
My own don't go and spend money and read international management or marketing
I wanted to go for finance and accounting
My dad told me instead I should go for procurement logistics and Supply Chain Management after that I can do their prof exam cips and cilt an accountant with a msc in Procurement logistics and Supply Chain Management is a match made in heaven and their is shortage of such in the world not only UK and demand is now high
Please look at course in high demand before applying no go read international management come bk

HI Friend,

Can we have a short discussion on the study of PLSM, I already had an admission but still want few clarification on the course.

jidesamuel:


HI Friend,

Can we have a short discussion on the study of PLSM, I already had an admission but still want few clarification on the course.

Ok

Phatkings:

Ok

Mr Jose saw ur mail tried responding it bounced bk

Konko777:

It's a choice I like UK not cos I want to stay back. Schooling where u like will make things easy. My younger brother did all his PG in the UK and has travelled to the US, Canada and many Euro countries. I chosed UK because I like UK simple.
What's bad in coming back to naija to work? Education can never be too expensive, it only depends on wt u want.

ow U.K. that is pursing Europeans thy have stay back policy? Or do you think that the 2 years stay back policy counts towards settlement?

Do you think you can easily secure a job during that 2 years? Have you even taken your time to reach about Boris immigration rules?

U.K. is one of the hardest places to secure pr.

Even the tier 2 visa is usually 3 years you get . Then you can renew it if ONLY your company wants to retain you .

It’s better someone spends nothing or very low tuition in a country then from there migrate to another place than to spend all their savings on U.K. tuition for nothing .

France is €3770 per year . Some universities is €289 per year and you get 1 year stay back . Same as Italy , Spain etc.

If you get a masters in Europe you can apply for tier 2 or talent visa and move to U.K.!

Your certificate will be recognised
Just have to develop your skills and experience during your masters in whichever country you’re in. You don’t have to be in the UK to find a company to sponsor your tier 2 visa

Create LinkedIn and connect with recruiters.
Being in the EU already gives you an advantage

SAD TRUTH!!!!!!
Bro...you have said it all..
I have gotten admissions in the UK....but I decided to put UK as my plan B.

UK is good,but I think one shouldn't invest much in the UK when there are better European countries with far low tuition..
If all my plan fails(God forbid),then I will then look at the UK.

Gavrelino123:



SAD TRUTH!!!!!!
Bro...you have said it all..
I have gotten admissions in the UK....but I decided to put UK as my plan B.

UK is good,but I think one shouldn't invest much in the UK when there are better European countries with far low tuition..
If all my plan fails(God forbid),then I will then look at the UK.

I hope you have heard the news of more stringent rules for Nigeria coming into European countries

Gavrelino123:



SAD TRUTH!!!!!!
Bro...you have said it all..
I have gotten admissions in the UK....but I decided to put UK as my plan B.

UK is good,but I think one shouldn't invest much in the UK when there are better European countries with far low tuition..
If all my plan fails(God forbid),then I will then look at the UK.

Go to German trend and see how difficult it is to get appointment date for interview especially if you fall in cat B

Good afternoon everyone. Thanks for your inputs. I'm a silent reader and still in the process of filling my application. I have eyes on Coventry University, Birmingham University and Sheffied Hallam for September Batch.

I have pended all of my applications because of my transcript. It's been over 3 weeks I started processing it in the school I graduated but yet to get it. Does not submiting my transcript alongside other documents pose a challenge to getting Admitted in my any of these schools?

Though in my Coventry application, there's no place specific to submit the Transcript. Please I will appreciate your inputs.

Phatkings:


If you have more experience in banking
It's advisable u go for a course related to banking
Let's say msc finance
Accounting
Business analytics or analysis
Unless u want to use ur first Degree then u scrap anything banking
Pls scrap project management u can easily do it here in Nigeria
Since your first Degree is mech engineering there re wonderful courses relating to mech engineering which re hot demand not only in UK but other European countries

Brothers any advice on Enterprise systems management ...how good is it? With regards to the job market .

@justwise @lagosismyhome
Please do I need a DBS check certificate before I can get a par time job?

Send in your applications regardless and continue to chase your transcript. At the very least you’d get a conditional offer stating that your transcript needs to be submitted.

ELff:
Good afternoon everyone. Thanks for your inputs. I'm a silent reader and still in the process of filling my application. I have eyes on Coventry University, Birmingham University and Sheffied Hallam for September Batch.

I have pended all of my applications because of my transcript. It's been over 3 weeks I started processing it in the school I graduated but yet to get it. Does not submiting my transcript alongside other documents pose a challenge to getting Admitted in my any of these schools?

Though in my Coventry application, there's no place specific to submit the Transcript. Please I will appreciate your inputs.