Paccus:
My Sister just have BSc but she has been teaching for about 10 years now is it possible for her to move??

Yes, for MSc or PhD.

No
without Teaching qualification or licence

STENON:
Yes, for MSc or PhD.

No
without Teaching qualification or licence

She’s is running her masters in Education here in Naija, she can get license and move after her M.ed?

Yes it on the list.. How can I go about it?

Lexusgs430:


Is that trade on the list? HS2 is also looking like it's facing the chop.........

Paccus:

She’s is running her masters in Education here in Naija, she can get license and move after her M.ed?

okay. That's possible

Points-based immigration system 'to be brought in by end of 2020'

Priti Patel is reportedly ready to implement immigration changes at the end of the Brexit implementation period.

By Rebecca Taylor, News reporter
Monday 20 January 2020 16:30, UK

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/points-based-immigration-system-to-be-brought-in-by-end-of-2020-11913200

Kolping:
Points-based immigration system 'to be brought in by end of 2020'

Priti Patel is reportedly ready to implement immigration changes at the end of the Brexit implementation period.

By Rebecca Taylor, News reporter
Monday 20 January 2020 16:30, UK

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/points-based-immigration-system-to-be-brought-in-by-end-of-2020-11913200

This is good news, lol

Kolping:
Points-based immigration system 'to be brought in by end of 2020'

Priti Patel is reportedly ready to implement immigration changes at the end of the Brexit implementation period.

By Rebecca Taylor, News reporter
Monday 20 January 2020 16:30, UK

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/points-based-immigration-system-to-be-brought-in-by-end-of-2020-11913200

, we need a dancing atilogu smiley up here. Good news sth

Hello ,God will continue to bless you for your good works here.I would like to present you my issue about teaching in UK for my wife,Can i reach you on email,I sent a nairaland message to you. Thanks

STENON:
okay. That's possible

BossFingy:
Yes it on the list.. How can I go about it?

Look for a sponsor.......

gangapuli:
Hello ,God will continue to bless you for your good works here.I would like to present you my issue about teaching in UK for my wife,Can i reach you on email,I sent a nairaland message to you. Thanks

Amen. Thanks please ask your question here

Paccus:

She’s is running her masters in Education here in Naija, she can get license and move after her M.ed?

Maybe..but let her also get TRCN

mekuscato:
alright thanks so much, I will be here waiting for your direction and advice

Alright bro. Still working on the family friend application, Applied almost 2 months ago but he just got a full teaching licence to teach in UK yesterday which makes it easier for school to sponsor the tier2 visa. But still hopeful it'll be sooner than later.

Pearlyfaze:
Thank you everyone on this thread. I'm truly learning a lot.

Ogas in the house, thank you.
I have read the thread from page 1-the last page.

Please just a quick question.

My wife is a Nurse, she is currently preparing for her OET in other to be registered as a nurse in the UK.

I'm a Mathematics teacher in the Junior Secondary with TRCN. B.Ed Mathematics.

I have interest in Data Science, hence I'm currently doing a part time program on Python programming.

Reading through advice and comments here,
I want to ask please can I start my journey with UKNaric here or wait till I get to UK as my wife's dependent.

Can I pursue a certification in Data Science while doing teaching Job.

The gurus in the house please advice a brother.

You do the maths yourself sir:

If you know in your heart that you won’t fight with your wife when she comes here and because she doesn’t want to do all she used to do in Nigeria, then you can come under her. It’s cost efficient and very flexible.
You just sit in your house and be applying for jobs while learning one or two courses in Udemy- no pressure.

If you know you will vex and fight with your wife and consider divorce, better close your eyes and spend the money and be on your own o (luckily it’s on the shortage list) so we won’t hear stories that touch the heart.

STENON:
Alright bro. Still working on the family friend application, Applied almost 2 months ago but he just got a full teaching licence to teach in UK yesterday which makes it easier for school to sponsor the tier2 visa. But still hopeful it'll be sooner than later.

I'm quite new on this thread.
Please I want to ask, if I have TRCN, Do I still have to go through the PGCE course in the UK before being recognized as a qualified teacher?

I also want to know if I will have to send my TRCN certificate to be assessed along with other credentials by UKnaric

Lastly, is it possible to secure a teaching job from Nigeria without TRCN?

STENON:
Maybe..but let her also get TRCN

Okay, Thanks a lot for the information

Aphrodite007:


You do the maths yourself sir:

If you know in your heart that you won’t fight with your wife when she comes here and because she doesn’t want to do all she used to do in Nigeria, then you can come under her. It’s cost efficient and very flexible.
You just sit in your house and be applying for jobs while learning one or two courses in Udemy- no pressure.

If you know you will vex and fight with your wife and consider divorce, better close your eyes and spend the money and be on your own o (luckily it’s on the shortage list) so we won’t hear stories that touch the heart.

Perfect advice and very straightforward

Hello house
I intend going to Scotland for my master which is 2years with placement. With the new system of post study work, can I get a job as a business and financial Manager after my Masters, also can I easily switch to Tier 2 Visa if I decide to stay there after the 2years post study work.
Thanks

Aphrodite007:


You do the maths yourself sir:

If you know in your heart that you won’t fight with your wife when she comes here and because she doesn’t want to do all she used to do in Nigeria, then you can come under her. It’s cost efficient and very flexible.
You just sit in your house and be applying for jobs while learning one or two courses in Udemy- no pressure.

If you know you will vex and fight with your wife and consider divorce, better close your eyes and spend the money and be on your own o (luckily it’s on the shortage list) so we won’t hear stories that touch the heart.

Good evening. I'm a new user here. Please Stenon,I have TRCN. I'm a graduate of English/French education. Kindly put me through on how to teach in the UK.

Good evening. I'm a new user here. Thanks so much and God bless you for the update. Please Stenon,I have TRCN. I'm a graduate of English/French education. (B.ed to be precise)Kindly enlighten me on how to teach in the UK.

Please I am not an agency or recruitment company. I am just willing to provide some helpful information for people on this forum and will never do any message via pm. I have put all the necessary information here for others to adhere to. If you have any question, kindly mention me .

Kindly follow the guidelines and May God bless our Hustle.

Nigeria is not yet on the list so it's making it difficult for registered TRCN from Nigeria to apply.

https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/explore-my-options/overseas-applicants

Greenchic24:
Good evening. I'm a new user here. Thanks so much and God bless you for the update. Please Stenon,I have TRCN. I'm a graduate of English/French education. (B.ed to be precise)Kindly enlighten me on how to teach in the UK.

Please read my previous post.

Hello guys, thank you for all your contributions.

I want to ask, what is the minimum score I need to get in IELTS, if I want to apply for Tier 2 sponsorship visa.

Thank you.

Take a look. Hope this helps

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/834327/2019-10-01_-_Approved_secure_English_language_tests.pdf

Gundi:
Hello guys, thank you for all your contributions.

I want to ask, what is the minimum score I need to get in IELTS, if I want to apply for Tier 2 sponsorship visa.

Thank you.

Thank you for this straight forward advice.
I won't be African in marriage on the UK soil I have never been even here in Nigeria even as a banker back then.

So make I just relax and follow her.

Plus, a friend of mine who is in the UK said it's so hard over there especially.

If I have survived Nigeria especially the last four years I can comfortably survive in Hell fire.



quote author=Aphrodite007 post=85997609]

You do the maths yourself sir:

If you know in your heart that you won’t fight with your wife when she comes here and because she doesn’t want to do all she used to do in Nigeria, then you can come under her. It’s cost efficient and very flexible.
You just sit in your house and be applying for jobs while learning one or two courses in Udemy- no pressure.

If you know you will vex and fight with your wife and consider divorce, better close your eyes and spend the money and be on your own o (luckily it’s on the shortage list) so we won’t hear stories that touch the heart. [/quote]

Please you speak in parable.... You just said look for a sponsor is it financial or what? Please explain a bit..

Lexusgs430:



Look for a sponsor.......

[quote author=STENON post=85925476] Its still one of the highest paying jobs in UK.

Mentioning one of the Highest paying jobs doesn't mean top 10 or 20 as some have been posting it here. One of the highest can be top 30 or whatever .
My sister English is there problem, just overlook them

I have a friend who was denied Canadian study visa and as such intends pursuing BV a master's in civil engineering from u.k. His fear is what are d chances of him getting a professional job afterwards to enable stay behind way after his 2 years P.G.W.P and during his stay as a student would he be able to see menial jobs to survive on.

Pearlyfaze:
Thank you for this straight forward advice.
I won't be African in marriage on the UK soil I have never been even here in Nigeria even as a banker back then.

So make I just relax and follow her.

Plus, a friend of mine who is in the UK said it's so hard over there especially.

If I have survived Nigeria especially the last four years I can comfortably survive in Hell fire.



quote author=Aphrodite007 post=85997609]

You do the maths yourself sir:

If you know in your heart that you won’t fight with your wife when she comes here and because she doesn’t want to do all she used to do in Nigeria, then you can come under her. It’s cost efficient and very flexible.
You just sit in your house and be applying for jobs while learning one or two courses in Udemy- no pressure.

If you know you will vex and fight with your wife and consider divorce, better close your eyes and spend the money and be on your own o (luckily it’s on the shortage list) so we won’t hear stories that touch the heart.

When i suggested you 'follow madam for back' , you thought I was speaking French?.......

BossFingy:
Please you speak in parable.... You just said look for a sponsor is it financial or what? Please explain a bit..

I always wanted to be Jéṣús.......

Okay,thank you for the audience,my wifes details below

Bsc in Phylosophy from LASU
PGD EDUCATION from NTI
TRCN
12 years experience working in Lagos State Goverment Secondary School
Teaches Civic Education,Goverment and History to Senior Secondary Students
Letter of commendation from Goverment Recognizing her effort of 100% Pass rate in her Subject last WAEC


I would like to seek your advice on how to proceed if she wants to teach in UK and process.

STENON:
Amen. Thanks please ask your question here

gangapuli:
Okay,thank you for the audience,my wifes details below

Bsc in Phylosophy from LASU
PGD EDUCATION from NTI
TRCN
12 years experience working in Lagos State Goverment Secondary School
Teaches Civic Education,Goverment and History to Senior Secondary Students
Letter of commendation from Goverment Recognizing her effort of 100% Pass rate in her Subject last WAEC


I would like to seek your advice on how to proceed if she wants to teach in UK and process.

If you are a family man or woman and your spouse has teaching qualifications, experiences or TRCN... apply for admission for yourself and look for money to pay half tuition and move over.
Let your spouse be your dependant to be eligible for full time job position and when they come over here... they get the necessary teaching licence and start working as a teacher which makes it easier to pay your full tuition fees plus a saving grace for your spouse to get tier 2 visa sponsorship so you can apply as the dependant after your studies .

Forget all those other top jobs with highest pay, it's difficult to get such here. Nobody cares about your overseas qualification if you don't do another Professional examination, training or no UK experience to get their licence.

So many Engineering graduates, biochemist, bank managers from Nigeria working as a sales boy/girl, cleaner, carer or support worker in UK.



But with Teaching, you are good to live a comfy life in UK