@crushsugar pls which of the hospital in York do you work out of presently and is there any way i could get in touch with you personally pls?

Arhmiee:

@crushsugar


Congrats on your achievement as a UK RN.

I will like to make an enquiry about working in UK as a nurse or midwife.
I recently just graduated and I have a Bsc Nursing degree but I don't have my license. I schooled in Ghana and the process of getting a Nigerian license is quite tasking.
According to the new NMC UK requirements, am I eligible to start the process without having a Nigerian license?

Also, my Friend is a registered midwife in Nigeria. Do they recruit midwives too?

The new policy states that they can register you as long as the Nursing council where you studied can validate that what you studies can earn you a registration in the country of studies.

Tinyemeka:


Hi @crushsugar, thanks for all the responses you've provided so far. Hope you've been enjoying your stay, work and all the processes of settling in?

I have some questions please.
- What kind of visa were you granted to come over and work?
- If your spouse had accompanied you, what kind of visa do you think he'd have been granted? Would that visa be sufficient for him to relocate and resume work there?
- I saw job vacancies similar to yours and the advertised work shift was from 7am - 8pm. Does that also apply to you?
- What advice would you give for a family with kids and both parents having to work? How do you think they could cope with the kids?

Would highly appreciate your response.

Warm regards.

1. My Visa was tier 2 Visa
2. My spouse's visa is tier 2 dependent visa and he can work with it without restrictions
3. The length of the shift is determined by the employee. You either work 12hr shifts for 3 days or 7.5hrs for 5days
4. Coping with kids I believe it's the couple's decision. There is opportunity to be flexible with your shifts and arrange how one spouse will be at home while the other is working and vice versa. Alternatively, you can pay a carer to be with the kids.

askossis:
@crushsugar pls which of the hospital in York do you work out of presently and is there any way i could get in touch with you personally pls?

York Teaching hospital.
You can email me.

crushsugar:
Generally, I would say it was a great start especially with knowing everyone is committed to making my stay comfortable.

pls what is the name of the agency? I will like to mail them.

This is the only not too good road I have seen.
It is a residential area though and vehicles don't ply the road as such

zeb04:
pls what is the name of the agency? I will like to mail them.

Neuprofessionals

Great sight

crushsugar:

Neuprofessionals

thank you mama

Finally, anti-immigrationist can rest

crushsugar:
This is the only not too good road I have seen.
It is a residential area though and vehicles don't ply the road as such

crushsugar:
This is the only not too good road I have seen.
It is a residential area though and vehicles don't ply the road as such

waw, the road is nice, cant be compared to many major roads in naija.
come to my area, the road is so bad that it can change the radio channel of a car

crushsugar:


York Teaching hospital.
You can email me.

You have a good heart, you are always willing to help, kudos to you, the sky is your stepping stone

Interesting info u got here

How hard is it to study medicine and surgery or Nursing in the UK as a Nigerian

Cc: crushsugar
Lexusgs430

jaeybee98:
How hard is it to study medicine and surgery or Nursing in the UK as a Nigerian

Cc: crushsugar
Lexusgs430

What money cannot do, plenty money can do.........

crushsugar:
This is the only not too good road I have seen.
It is a residential area though and vehicles don't ply the road as such

Ah it's still fine o...

AngelicBeing:
You have a good heart, you are always willing to help, kudos to you, the sky is your stepping stone

She is so nice...I want to be like you when I grow up @crushsugar

crushsugar:
This is the only not too good road I have seen.
It is a residential area though and vehicles don't ply the road as such

See how bad it looks

Lexusgs430:


What money cannot do, plenty money can do.........

jaeybee98:
How hard is it to study medicine and surgery or Nursing in the UK as a Nigerian

Cc: crushsugar
Lexusgs430

Study medicine or Nursing in Nigeria... Then Jaapa.
It's way cheaper.

Penboy:


Study medicine or Nursing in Nigeria... Then Jaapa.
It's way cheaper.

What money cannot do..... More money can do.......

Penboy:

Study medicine or Nursing in Nigeria... Then Jaapa. It's way cheaper.

Thanks

jaeybee98:
How hard is it to study medicine and surgery or Nursing in the UK as a Nigerian

Cc: crushsugar
Lexusgs430

It's about your money. The stress obviously will be slightly lower than what we do in Nigeria. Nursing is about 5million per year and medicine about 13.5million per year ,then you add your accommodation and feeding to it.

The advice below is a good one except you come from a very wealthy family.

Penboy:


Study medicine or Nursing in Nigeria... Then Jaapa.
It's way cheaper.

famzynet:


It's about your money. The stress obviously will be slightly lower than what we do in Nigeria. Nursing is about 5million per year and medicine about 13.5million per year ,then you add your accommodation and feeding to it.

The advice below is a good one except you come from a very wealthy family.

What money cannot do..... More money can do...

famzynet:


It's about your money. The stress obviously will be slightly lower than what we do in Nigeria. Nursing is about 5million per year and medicine about 13.5million per year ,then you add your accommodation and feeding to it.

The advice below is a good one except you come from a very wealthy family.

Thank you sir

Splendblex:


She is so nice...I want to be like you when I grow up @crushsugar

Lol
Thanks for the compliment

Hello guys.
Everything has been going well. Trying to cope with everything.
I miss home sha.
Christmas is the next thing here plus crazy cold.(pictures soon)
Looking forward to progress in my career so I am planning to take a top up program next year(Bsc Nursing Hons) but I have to do a module first to qualify for the admission.
Admission process already commenced.

Just a view on one early evening.
It gets dark before 4pm now and starts getting bright around 8pm. Characteristics of autumn.

Patiently waiting for the pictures.

Just a view on one early evening.
It gets dark before 4pm now and starts getting bright around 8pm. Characteristics of autumn.

crushsugar:
Hello guys.
Everything has been going well. Trying to cope with everything.
I miss home sha.
Christmas is the next thing here plus crazy cold.(pictures soon)
Looking forward to progress in my career so I am planning to take a top up program next year(Bsc Nursing Hons) but I have to do a module first to qualify for the admission.
Admission process already commenced.

Wish you glowing success.

crushsugar:
Hello guys.
Everything has been going well. Trying to cope with everything.
I miss home sha.
Christmas is the next thing here plus crazy cold.(pictures soon)
Looking forward to progress in my career so I am planning to take a top up program next year(Bsc Nursing Hons) but I have to do a module first to qualify for the admission.
Admission process already commenced.

Hello crushsugar, being UK RN, what advantage will BSC Nursing Hons give you that your current UK RN will not give you? Also, will your employer sponsor this and how long will the program last? Are you able to do this program while working? Many thanks in anticipation.

Please I need your opinions and suggestions. Finishing college of nursing soon at 21 years and parent say I shud choose weather to go to the UK and obtain my bsc Nursing in 1 year and practice there or I shud go for medicine in russia 6years. Please I need your advice and all thank you so much