raphok1:
Good Evening Fam. Please does anyone know about this stage in the new NMC UK process? I want to know if one still has to contact NMCN for this "Regulator verification". I already contacted them (with the 17,500 naira payment) during the earlier "qualification Regulator verification" and "evaluation". Pls I need an explanation. Thanks

Adwoa816:
Pls my Sister is a midwife who has passed both the IELTS and the CBT. Please can you connect her to an agency

Valnos:


MSI
HCL
Medacs
Medline
Envertiz

I think this will be of help, search the above , adding agency to them

Good luck

vickyehi:


Regular ielts academic

Iruosonobrugwhe:



Any response yet?

AjaoSandra:
....which was why I loved the UK package even though the economy isn't that encouraging considering the tax and the income of nurses compared to other western sides. UK is quite fast with what I gathered, it just takes about 3months from when you make your IELTS cut off to the time You Take the OSCE....I have heard so much from USA applicants, UK applicants, Australia too but very little about the Canada NNAS, like the length of time it takes for them to assess your credentials, have it forwarded to the BON you applied with for evaluation and you getting the ATT, because truth is I hope it doesn't take that long, because I am really impatient lol, one year for cgfns evaluation is just crazy long, is there anybody on the platform who had it different as in shorter? Please kindly share, I need motivation .....
And again for clarification purposes wellendowed did you say it costs 12000dollars to apply to an accredited university to do the 3months bridge programme for nurses in australia? That's quite expensive, good thing though you don't need write a board exam..... And again that OMNI college Hmmmm I feel personally the tuition and every other expenses that comes with it is just outrageous, Na like 7milli when I do the calculation. on top what To teach me to pass their board exam when I already did in my country?? Well I think that's pretty much their story, I am a registered nurse already, I dont think I need another intense programme to teach me to pass a nursing board exam that I have passed before..... I should be able to study hard to ace that, and not spend millions to earn their qualification, it's just somehow, my opinion though, and again as par fixing up the deficiencies we have in our syllabus so you can meet up with the NNAS standard don't think that's true, if you are a bsc nurse here you can match up with theirs and the Rn here as Rpn there.......in all though need someone who has started the NNAS process need someone with first hand Information as regards it, lemme weigh my options please......

PS feel free to correct me please if I made any mistake with my info..... Thanks

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James150:

Sorry please are you going for top up to bsc? How long is it in Philippines please

barbiee:
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Chiomajesus77 p[b:
[/b]ost=91426497]Good morning Family,

Could anyone here kindly help me with any electronic material on IELTS academic or recommend one I can buy online ? my email add. is chiomaezeji89@gmail.com

Thanking you in advance and God bless

Gratefulme:
Is anyone processing Australia? Their mcq for nurses, is it nclex? I saw nclex-rn on their site. Does this mean there's no test center for the Australian exam in naija

raphok1:
Good Evening Fam. Please does anyone know about this stage in the new NMC UK process? I want to know if one still has to contact NMCN for this "Regulator verification". I already contacted them (with the 17,500 naira payment) during the earlier "qualification Regulator verification" and "evaluation". Pls I need an explanation. Thanks

Gratefulme:
Is anyone processing Australia? Their mcq for nurses, is it nclex? I saw nclex-rn on their site. Does this mean there's no test center for the Australian exam in naija

gratefulme40:



I thought this was me and I was wondering when I wrote that.

We have very similar IDs

Fisaejiw:
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BlueBeard:
Good afternoon everyone, please how true is this information below, in regards to NHS and foreign trained nurses?

Hello Nurses,

Please find below update from most of the NHS employers:

Organisations recruiting healthcare professionals to the UK should still be following the UK Code of Practice for international recruitment during this unprecedented time.

What is NHS code of conduct? The NHS code of conduct was put together in 2004. It outline that Developing countries should not be targeted for recruitment.

This means you cannot advertise, promote or target nurses from developing countries or countries which accepts healthcare allowances from WHO.

India & Philippine are also included in the list but UK government signed special agreement with India & Philippine to recruit nurses.

We were allowed to accept applications if someone contact us directly either through email, phone or our website and we have been doing that over the years.

But in recent week we had an email from our NHS partners who told us not to recruit nurses from developing countries. This also applies for India or Philippine nurses working in developing countries too.

The Covid situation has brought abou drastic changes in the industry and as almost every country realised the importance of healthcare staff in recent days.

NHS employers at the moment don't want to recruit nurses from developing countries through third party.
The active recruitment of healthcare staff from developing countries is prohibited, while recruitment agencies should not be supplying any staff from the developing countries list.

NHS Employers may consider unsolicited applications direct from an individual in a developing country if that individual is making an application directly to the hospital and not using a third party.

Due to this development, we have decided not to accept applications until further notice. You may please look around for other options. The only option I can see ahead is get a job in a Care Home/Private hospital.

Wishing you all the very best. Thank you.

honeycrown:


It's true, however, you can apply directly to the Nhs trust hospitals yourself. They're still conducting interviews for Nigerian nurses. But going through agencies might be difficult now.

BlueBeard:
Good afternoon everyone, please how true is this information below, in regards to NHS and foreign trained nurses?

Hello Nurses,

Please find below update from most of the NHS employers:

Organisations recruiting healthcare professionals to the UK should still be following the UK Code of Practice for international recruitment during this unprecedented time.

What is NHS code of conduct? The NHS code of conduct was put together in 2004. It outline that Developing countries should not be targeted for recruitment.

This means you cannot advertise, promote or target nurses from developing countries or countries which accepts healthcare allowances from WHO.

India & Philippine are also included in the list but UK government signed special agreement with India & Philippine to recruit nurses.

We were allowed to accept applications if someone contact us directly either through email, phone or our website and we have been doing that over the years.

But in recent week we had an email from our NHS partners who told us not to recruit nurses from developing countries. This also applies for India or Philippine nurses working in developing countries too.

The Covid situation has brought abou drastic changes in the industry and as almost every country realised the importance of healthcare staff in recent days.

NHS employers at the moment don't want to recruit nurses from developing countries through third party.
The active recruitment of healthcare staff from developing countries is prohibited, while recruitment agencies should not be supplying any staff from the developing countries list.

NHS Employers may consider unsolicited applications direct from an individual in a developing country if that individual is making an application directly to the hospital and not using a third party.

Due to this development, we have decided not to accept applications until further notice. You may please look around for other options. The only option I can see ahead is get a job in a Care Home/Private hospital.

Wishing you all the very best. Thank you.

Endywitty:
Good ev[b][/b]ening house, Pls I will like to inquire if the following IELTS result meets the requirement for the UK job processing?

Listening 8.5
Reading 8.5
Writing 7.0
Speaking 6.5

Overall 7.5

Endywitty:
Good evening house, Pls I will like to inquire if the following IELTS result meets the requirement for the UK job processing?

Listening 8.5
Reading 8.5
Writing 7.0
Speaking 6.5

Overall 7.5

gratefulme40:



I thought this was me and I was wondering when I wrote that.

We have very similar IDs

sophiebby:
Please house,does anyone know how to solve wrong date of birth on waec certificate which is different from the one I registered with nmcn ?..and please can it delay any of my processing to the UK,CANADA OR USA ..because I’ve not started at all..please your reply will be appreciated