Undergraduate - Philosophy
Masters - Psychology

Mindlog:


What did she study, undergraduate level?

Okay. Thank you.

Mindlog:


You don't need to switch visa, you register as a part time student.

Yes, here in the UK

Mindlog:


Here in the UK?

Hello...
I came to the UK on a tier 2 visa (Care). I'd like to go back to school next year, does this mean I'll need to switch to the student visa? Or can I school while on a tier 2 visa?

Please how did you switch under Psychology? My sister just completed her Master's degree in the field.

Mindlog:


I switched under the field of psychology.

I came to the UK as a skilled worker (Care). If I decide to go back to school, will I have to switch to a student visa?

Your response is of great help. Thank you so much.

Thewritingnerd:
Based on my research, you will. You’ll only have to fulfill the licensing requirements of the other country, not get other degrees.

It’s quite dicey wrt practicing in the US with a UK nursing degree as I’ve recently learnt (something to do with different curriculums). But even this is not so much of an issue depending on how holistic your school presents your transcript and passing your NCLEX.

Good day Everyone.

I plan to do my masters in pre-registration adult nursing in the UK since I don't have a nursing background. Please, will I be able to practice nursing in other countries after completing this program? If not, which degree do I need to be able to practice nursing in other countries apart from the UK? Thank you.

Please, after doing the pre-registration Nursing program, will one be able to practice in other countries asides the UK? If No, what's the advice you can give to someone without a prior nursing background but wants to switch to nursing and be eligible to practice in other countries? Thank you.

crushsugar:
Also, it takes so much time these days to get things moving these days, please start your NMC process even before IELTS to make things a lot faster.


For those who want to study msc Nursing in the UK, Please make sure it is a pre registration program so that you could have the pin to practice at the end of your program whether you have been a nurse before or not. The regular Msc is only academic, you cannot practice with it.

Yes, it was

In that case, congrats! Your application is successful. Was it priority service?[/quote]

Thank you. It's priority.

queengift:



Congratulations dear, is it priority or standard

Ok. Thank you.

Muzikluva:

No worries, you should get your brp tomorrow

Hello everyone.

My application was received by VAC today and I've also gotten a collection mail. But no BRP or approval email yet. Is this normal?

Hello...
Please I need a clarification.
I did my biometrics on the 6th of October. My application was transferred to and received by VAC today. Also, I received a collection mail a few hours ago, but no email yet indicating that my visa has been granted. Is the collection mail an indication of a visa grant?

Okay. Thank you.

ShootingStar92:


Yes, it submitted successfully

Okay. Thank you so much

duchess90:
Hello

Your documents have been submitted

Cheers

Good day everyone.
Please I need some guidance. I chose the self-service and I've been able to upload all my documents. However, I'm not quite sure if the submission is successful or not as there was no indication as to that. Also, when I scrolled down, I saw a button that said "Proceed with the application". However, this button leads me to the Gov.uk website whenever I click on it.

I'd like to know if I'm on the right track. If not, what can I do? Please help.

My biometrics is on the 6th of October.

Good day everyone.
Please I need some guidance. I chose the self-service and I've been able to upload all my documents. However, I'm not quite sure if the submission is successful or not as there was no indication as to that. Also, when I scrolled down, I saw a button that said "Proceed with the application". However, this button leads me to the Gov.uk website whenever I click on it.

I'd like to know if I'm on the right track. If not, what can I do? Please help.

My biometrics is on the 6th of October.