Teejay13:


How much is the the program, the one you saw in abuja?. Because I will like to also apply

finestboy1:
About paying for it as well in ABJ. It is equivalent NVQ Level 3 Diploma yea?

festacgirlie:


A friend is about to give me a link to one Healthcare Level 3 Diploma course that is Regulated and recognised by the UK. If you can hold on I will try and get it tomorrow. She says it's online and even discounted. You can check it out before paying for the Nigerian own.

Iyeura:
Hello everyone. Pls i need advice should i apply for this Care visa route or do an MSc in adult nursing? I’ve applied to schools for september intake

amehrada:
I paid 350k with london professional training centre. There are others though, Kope medics -550k abi 600k, there’s one other one that’s called ASQ I think their own is around 400k.

SQLmastar:
Why are they rushing to obtain certification when the proposed care visa is tailored for the unskilled care worker? From the news publication, the employers would give compulsory on-the-job training to employees.
Well, unless there is some missing info

Beedollas:
Please is this equivalent to Rqf level 3?

Baccus85:
Good evening house, hope we all dey kampe. Please can some talk on this if it real or not? Because have been seeing many organizations claiming they do training. Make we no go form maga for them o. I greet you all again �

dee1504:


I need you to understand me very well.

1. For her to get a job as a Healthcare Assistant in the UK, she doesn't need to write IELTS. Unless she plans to become a registered nurse in the UK, then she needs IELTS for UKVI.

2. For her to apply for a Visa to move to the UK, she needs IELTS for UKVI or ECCTIS (NARIC) evaluation of Bachelors degree.

3. She cannot apply for Visa (Skilled worker or Health and Care) unless she has a job in the UK.

4. There is no need rushing her to do the IELTS. Let her be calm and take her time to study. 85k no be joke. She needs to be adequately prepared before going for it

For further information, checkout this thread
https://www.nairaland.com/2863557/nigerian-nurses-midwives-dream-working/184

I hope that helps.

Emmayorejoice:


Thanks for all your help.
PLS when going to book a date at IOM office. What must one go with. Is there any documentation required.
2. Can the booking / securing of a date for test be done by proxy (especially for one not based in Lagos and Abuja).
Thanks in advance.

Skynet2021:


How about those with the non ukvi IELTS academic ? They can't use it?

Teejay13:


Please, what is the name of the particular organization that offers the NVQ level 3 diploma equivalent training on health care for 350k?

amehrada:
The name of the company is London professional training centre. They are headquartered in Essex in the UK with branches in Nigeria.

Their awarding body is ATHE in the UK which is regulated by ofqual.

festacgirlie:


A friend is about to give me a link to one Healthcare Level 3 Diploma course that is Regulated and recognised by the UK. If you can hold on I will try and get it tomorrow. She says it's online and even discounted. You can check it out before paying for the Nigerian own.

dee1504:


I booked online and not at their office. You can go there to find out or call their office but the only thing you may need is your International Passport. Your best bet is too book online. Booking by proxy is also dicey but if the person has your IP, they should be able to book for you.

amehrada:
3 months classroom teaching(Fridays or Satudays) then you have to do a clinical placement for 150hrs-200hrs. Depending on how carry out your clinical placement working hrs, it could be within 4-6months duration.

Ligxy:

Please let me know if you are able to get one. I'm interested too.

festacgirlie:


Everyone needs to be careful. Most of these trainings are not even recognised in the UK. Some are not even delivering the expected curriculum. My friend has gone for night job. She has a link to a UK government accredited and recognised course that anybody can confirm from the government website. I'll post the link here tomorrow for those that are interested.

Baccus85:


Thank you

festacgirlie:


A friend is about to give me a link to one Healthcare Level 3 Diploma course that is Regulated and recognised by the UK. If you can hold on I will try and get it tomorrow. She says it's online and even discounted. You can check it out before paying for the Nigerian own.

amajesty:
Please any info on this yet?

Baccus85:


Hello,
Thank you for your interest in our Certified Nurse's Aide Program, which
is also referred to as the Certified Nursing Assistant Program.
Unfortunately, we can no longer have a physical class for this program;
this development is due to over crowing at our facility; giving the fact
that we do not have enough space to accommodate the multitude of
applicants interested in this program, and also to ease the burden of
those who are unable to secure accommodation close to our facility.
Our Online Diploma Course is now live and open for registration and
enrollment.
The cost of our online Diploma course is 250,000NGN, as a one-time
payment on enrollment, or 270,000NGN as a 2-time installment payment,
which covers online lectures, e-book, handouts, quizzes, exams and all the material needed for this course; also detailed visual practical
sessions. It is self-paced, but designed to cover a minimum of 3-months
duration and a maximum of 6-months duration.
On successful completion, a diploma will be awarded which can be used to
gain employment in the UK and the US as well as Nigeria. Also, it can be
used as an adjunct to nursing school admission requirement, providing
the necessary medical background required.
For those who wish for clinical practice, practicum and experience, they
can further enroll for a physical practical session and clinical
clerkship for a duration of 2-months (at an additional cost of
150,000NGN) done in several countries. At the end of a successful
practicum, an additional Certificate of Training will be awarded, which
is of a much greater advantage.
Please note: "Awaiting  Result" cannot be used for registration, the
basic requirement is a WAEC, GCE, or NECO result or ite equivalent. A
minimum of 5 credits is required and Math, English and Biology are
mandatory.

If interested in enrolling for the online course, please send an email
requesting the school's bank detail to pay a sum of 10,000NGN to begin
the registration process.
Please contact us if you have any concerns or questions.
We look forward to working with you to attain greater heights.

Thank you
Admin Team



I contacted one agency in Nigeria and this is the reply I got.

Can I I proceed on this ?

Kaylaonah:
Hi guys, it's been a while

Concerning the two agencies I dropped, lptc and kope medics, I have someone who is almost done with her clinical placement with kope so I'll update you guys when she's done.

Concerning lptc, I don't have any insider info but it looks genuine and has been here since 2016 or so.

You can go for any of them that tickles your fancy.

Meanwhile, while we wait for 15th February, you can arm yourselves with as much certificates as you can. There are sites where you can get free care certificates but please be reminded that not all certificates are useful to you. There are 15 principles guiding care workers, make sure that whatever certificate you're getting falls under them. Don't go and train for something wey no concern your matter.