Please has anyone trained and obtained the level 3 diploma in health and social care certificate from London Professional Training Centre in Nigeria and used it to travel under the Health and Care visa scheme?

I’m asking this because I am trying to ascertain whether they are a legit recognized training centre from the UK.

mimilyrics:
Not really apart from your basics - utilities, furnishing, damages etc.
Depends on you and the kind of accommodation. As long as you go through the agreement in detail and are comfortable with the Ts and Cs, you're good.
For more info: https://www.gov.uk/private-renting-tenancy-agreements/what-should-be-in-a-tenancy-agreement
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-to-rent/how-to-rent-the-checklist-for-renting-in-england#if-things-go-wrong

Many thanks for this.

Gloriouscrown:


I'm referring to the scrapping of pcr testing for travellers. Its just the conflicting reports I'm getting from travellers who have flown Qatar Airways. Someone said she wasn't asked yesterday and the customer care I spoke with today also said they follow the rules of the country of your final destination.

OK thanks!

Thank you very much sir, please do you have any idea of France?

advanceDNA:


Yes.... a woman that is a citizen or man if you are gay.... or educational route.... the other route left is the point based and it’s hard becos u have to have an employment first that pays around £25,000 per year...

Like I said, be careful of wicked agents... any offer they give you...bring it here let the elders like justwise and co. help you have a look at it...

Once you hear pay.. 300k now then pay the rest when the visa is out ... guy...run!!!

Feel free, please.

AnaCheks:
Please can I send you an email

mimilyrics:
Feel free, please.

Thanks so much

IcecoldDon:
Good Evening Everyone, hope we are all having a wonderful day.

A friend just told me something that I have not been able to confirm officially anywhere and i would appreciate clarity. While I am well aware that your family must be in UK to be eligible to apply for the post study visa route, He said that they must be residing in the UK not less than 6 MONTHS to the planned date of application and sent some youtube videos to back it up.

I haven't seen anything like that in the government sites concerning durations and so I decided to bring it here for more information. How long is officially required as stay period before application?

Dependant just need to be in anytime before main applicant apply for PSW..can be 24hrs. You can confirm this info from your school immigration department.

I’m trying to renew my child’s Nigerian passport and was told he’ll need a NIN before he could apply. Please how true is this for children under 16 years old.
Also i was told i have to apply for my NIN first (even though i’m not applying for passport renewal at the moment) before my child could apply for his NIN.

NIN registration is £40 per person. I just don’t understand all these unnecessary costs as a result of passport renewal.

Endlessgrace:
I’m trying to renew my child’s Nigerian passport and was told he’ll need a NIN before he could apply. Please how true is this for children under 16 years old.
Also i was told i have to apply for my NIN first (even though i’m not applying for passport renewal at the moment) before my child could apply for his NIN.

NIN registration is £40 per person. I just don’t understand all these unnecessary costs as a result of passport renewal.

Unfortunately everything you’ve said is 100% true. Your child’s form will ask for a parents NIN. They weren’t doing it in the UK last year. I guess 2022 is for ‘change’. Pele dear. The quicker you start the process the better.

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kymkym:
@missOwaa, please i need info on PGCE secondary Mathemaics. Can i send u email to ask some questions please?

Table your queries, I would be glad to help. Studied PGCE Sec.Maths 2020-2021.

Wahala

Aprokodaughter:


This card tapping is it please I want to ask something. When you enter the first train you tap and when you get your destination you tap (same routine when you are going back) or is it every station you stop you go and look for the card reader? Abeg I be London JJC lols

Anytime you pass a barrier to enter or leave the underground, you tap. Usually you only pass 2. At the beginning and end of your trip.

Sometimes you only pass one at the beginning. If the barrier at the end of your trip is open, still tap out to say you are exiting. That way you don't get charged extra.

I use the citymapper app to map my London waka. That way everything is planned and ready for me. Have you got it?

olamydo2:
Thank you very much sir, please do you have any idea of France?

France keee...for this thread...??
No sir..

Hello Elders and Eldresses!

Happy new year my people, and thank you all for your valuable contributions on here.

Anyone in Canterbury and surrounding areas looking to make their hair? I provide hairdressing services for Adults and kids (Natural, relaxed or texturized hair).

I make Braids, Cornrows, Crochet styles, Twists (with natural hair, or added extension), weaves etc.

I have off-street parking and would be following covid protocols. I stay around the CT2 area near London Road in Canterbury, Kent.

Kindly call/text +447827014885.

Would also appreciate your referrals in case you know anyone who needs my services.

Many thanks beautiful people.

Mentholated:
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missjekyll:


Anytime you pass a barrier to enter or leave the underground, you tap. Usually you only pass 2. At the beginning and end of your trip.

Sometimes you only pass one at the beginning. If the barrier at the end of your trip is open, still tap out to say you are exiting. That way you don't get charged extra.

I use the citymapper app to map my London waka. That way everything is planned and ready for me. Have you got it?

Thank you so much.

Mamatukwas:


Unfortunately everything you’ve said is 100% true. Your child’s form will ask for a parents NIN. They weren’t doing it in the UK last year. I guess 2022 is for ‘change’. Pele dear. The quicker you start the process the better.

Chei and i almost did this in 2021 but kept postponing.... with all these NIN here and there means I wait till they grow up and they do it themselves because I no get power

Wondering if the flu jab this year is fake.
Without jab,flu never hold me hostage like this.
It will stop and start again.

What I normally use for flu in naija is malaria tab.
It will run and never look back.

descarado:
Wondering if the flu jab this year is fake.
Without jab,flu never hold me hostage like this.
It will stop and start again.

What I normally use for flu in naija is malaria tab.
It will run and never look back.

In Nigeria we do a lot of things without evidence to support what we do ... Flu is caused by a virus , malaria is not caused by a virus but by a parasite known as Plasmodium

So will malaria drug be the right thing to take ?

LagosismyHome:


Chei and i almost did this in 2021 but kept postponing.... with all these NIN here and there means I wait till they grow up and they do it themselves because I no get power

Lol, if I hear. Just close eye and do it before it becomes harder. I think they want to introduce another way of getting NIN. Saw someone granting an interview about it just before we left. Won’t be surprised if the ‘hack’ is all part of the agenda to fleece Nigerians further.

Theadoredone:
Hello Elders and Eldresses!

Happy new year my people, and thank you all for your valuable contributions on here.

Anyone in Canterbury and surrounding areas looking to make their hair? I provide hairdressing services for Adults and kids (Natural, relaxed or texturized hair).

I make Braids, Cornrows, Crochet styles, Twists (with natural hair, or added extension), weaves etc.

I have off-street parking and would be following covid protocols. I stay around the CT2 area near London Road in Canterbury, Kent.

Kindly call/text +447827014885.

Would also appreciate your referrals in case you know anyone who needs my services.

Many thanks beautiful people.

Have you advertised on Nextdoor........

hello, Please does anyone have any info or contact at the embassy? I need help to get apointment for biometrics for my passport renewal. http://www.nigeriahc.org.uk/appointment/ apparently this link is down due to backlog. thanks

Nextdoor.co.uk?

Not yet. I'll check it out.

Many thanks.

Lexusgs430:


Have you advertised on Nextdoor........

mimilyrics:
Feel free, please.

I've sent you a mail

Mamatukwas:


Unfortunately everything you’ve said is 100% true. Your child’s form will ask for a parents NIN. They weren’t doing it in the UK last year. I guess 2022 is for ‘change’. Pele dear. The quicker you start the process the better.

It is well with me. Thanks sis

LagosismyHome:


In Nigeria In my Village we do a lot of things without evidence to support what we do ...

Runs out of thread..

Good Day friends.
Please can someone get a shared or studio apartment in Leicester? School is DMU.
Thank you.

AirBay:


Runs out of thread..

You want to wake the villagers? .... I run with you ooo

Hello everyone, it’s been a while here, hope everyone is doing alright??

I will be done with my nursing program this year and I’m ready to start applying for jobs. I need assistance on what areas in England are good in terms of decent cost of living. I currently reside 30mins from central London and the rent is crazy this side. Please what areas are affordable to live in and with good pay rates for nurses?? I’m thinking towards Birmingham, Wolverhampton, the midlands generally while being open to other options as well.

Don’t read and pass please!

Endlessgrace:
I’m trying to renew my child’s Nigerian passport and was told he’ll need a NIN before he could apply. Please how true is this for children under 16 years old.
Also i was told i have to apply for my NIN first (even though i’m not applying for passport renewal at the moment) before my child could apply for his NIN.

NIN registration is £40 per person. I just don’t understand all these unnecessary costs as a result of passport renewal.

Please where can I do it?

Anitaamich:
Hello everyone, it’s been a while here, hope everyone is doing alright??

I will be done with my nursing program this year and I’m ready to start applying for jobs. I need assistance on what areas in England are good in terms of decent cost of living. I currently reside 30mins from central London and the rent is crazy this side. Please what areas are affordable to live in and with good pay rates for nurses?? I’m thinking towards Birmingham, Wolverhampton, the midlands generally while being open to other options as well.

Don’t read and pass please!

Cc: fatima04