I know Agency that pays £45 per hour to Health care assistance...all you need is to upgrade your certificates....if you are able to get NVQ2 AND 3, MAPA and other NHS mandatory trainings certificates... you won't even go for £20 ph job...

Good job. Your work is much appreciated.

😀 The key is to find a balance. work less and earn more

You are right. A brother was working 24 hours. as a student in Australia. This brother slept and he could not wake up. So please money is not everything, Nigerians should change their orientation about money. God will help us.

You have spoken well.

I think the millionaires topic is when they converted back in Africa money this is possible, unless your a doctor or advanced nurse.

Very true. You cannot be a millionaire but you can make money especially if you are parters

Awwn thank you. but to be fair, it depends on the topic being discussed sha but thanks all the same. im smiling sheepishly now 😀

😆same here I'm like is it the same Uk i live in or what 😁

Thank you @patricia. you are so kind

Thanks. New sub here❤

@lightedtalkwithvivian2845 welcome to the family vivian 🥰

Those rates are very common in my area, if it's lesser than that people won't sign up with the agency. there are agencies that even pay more than £16 per hour for care assistants in Northern ireland. maybe it's just where you live that the pay is poor. And about the work load, both day and night is stressful but it is more stressful during the day. you may think Night is stressful for you because your body did not adapt to working at night. i dread day shifts cause i always go home very stressed up and too many activities happen in the day. You have to serve and feed Breakfast, lunch and dinner and don't forget the tea trolleys, you also have to deal with washes, showers, baths, endless toileting rounds, relatives and other MDTs going and coming. see ehn it's all based on personal preference. Day shift is stressful for me. Nights are quieter and 1:1 shifts doesn't have to be all dramatic like you described here. some of them sleep all night and may just wake up once or twice to wander. You are right about the work taking a lot out of you that is why you should be strategic and see the money you are working for. The same UK that people are Killing themselves with work is the same that someone is having easy shifts and making money. Just because one person found it hard doesn't make it the norm for others

There are agency that pays £22.25 per hour weekdays and pay 28 pounds for the weekend . I presently work with the agency

I work with young people that just needs support no personal care or anything such they are children in care

@@lumideeadefiranye7494 Thank you. most of the people saying it's not possible to earn £16 per hour are with the wrong agency. £16 is even the least in my area. it's like people in England are really suffering.

@@ScholasticaUgboka though I reside in England Northampton precisely. There are many agency that pay very well

OMG! i hope you are doing alright? i'm so sorry to hear about your story. i have been doing Nights for years now and you are right. after a while it starts to take its toll on you. we just need to take a break occasionally and stay fit and healthy.

​@@pattywangu2650 Why call someone a liar? You are very rude.

Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

​@pattywangu2650 your comment shows how less informed you are. Kindly go and do your research about night shift and you will be Wowed at the High risk. Before you add me to your liars list too I work night shift and I have also done my due diligence.

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@tomilolajinadu7938 Why would anyone be that desperate to sell their properties all in the name of moving abroad? It is even illegal to pay money to get a job. some of the victims knew that fact already but didn't care about the consequences. If you watch videos from my dependants playlist you will realise that it's not easy abroad as well. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrSfes9yyam7hoU.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qKqYrbyS1MW-fI0.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mq1kra1jtZvDmI0.html

Hello there thank you for sharing this video my request is...can you share some of the agencies you used.. hope to hear from you soon

The same thing happening for Canada. Agents reaping money from vulnerable job seekers only to find things on the ground, completely different

Thank you so much What else do you think I need to know

These are helpful tips no doubt. However, things are not as rossy as she is painting them here. To start with, there are not as many opportunities to pick and choose the time of day, day of week, Bank holiday or not as she is presenting it here in the video. Besides, there are thousands of other nationals: Indians, Filipinos, Jamaicans etc, who are out there looking for similar jobs. So, look before you jump, is my advice to those who will like to take advantage of this.

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Thanks for watching. one reason why people go full time agency is for the flexibility to pick the shifts you want to work so i don't understand why you think that is hard to do. anyway, thanks for watching

​@@ScholasticaUgbokacan there not be part time employment with a particular Trust and with these flexibilities? Can it only be achieved with an agency?

@@VicJoe_Rev i think you need a full time job to meet up with the salary requirements for visa purposes.

why do you think they died because of night shift? do you know if they had other underlying health conditions? it's like saying some people had a road traffic accident and died therefore no body should travel by road again. Excessive night shifts without allowing the body to rest is bad. there are people that have been doing nights for years and retired as night workers and they are perfectly fine. The most important thing is to find a balance and stay as fit and healthy as possible. Eat well, drink enough water, rest well and you will be fine

This is the problem with people, if you no get power to hustle, keep mute and allow those who have the drive to hustle. People who died must have some underlying health conditions they didn’t manage properly. Stop making assumptions here. Can you produce the autopsy report of those that does doing night shifts? So we can confirm if it’s states they died due to night shift.

Yes you are saying the benefits but can you mention the disadvantages the negative effects on the person's health which can lead to untimely death or even terminal illness.

wow i never thought of that. thank you for the tip

do they still allow limited company from carers? it was abolished 2021.. please confirm.,,thank you

@candyangelTV, pls can u throw more light on this?

No they do not allow limited company anymore for carers. They do not even allow the registered nurses either.

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Absolutely true, worked for 12 years as a cabin crew, going on long haul flights with no sleep or 2 hours of rest if your flight is not full. Since becoming a care assistant I have avoided places that makes it mandatory for you to work night shifts because I'm still trying to recover my normal circadian rhythm, now I don't run out of herbal supplements to improve my sleep. Only the healthy can pursue wealth. I also understand that stress is the number one killer among women especially id you have a family. Dear mothers, your families need you alive and well please.

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You are right. The key is to find a balance. I find that i am more stressed and my health suffers after a day shift so i do nights instead and try to stay as fit as possible, eat and drink right and rest as much as possible too.

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But my agencies pays for my annual leave as public holiday pay, they also enrol their staffs in a pension scheme which you can opt out from and i also got maternity pay from my agency when i was on maternity leave. the pay was even more than what my permanent job was paying me during maternity leave

@@ScholasticaUgboka Sounds great! If as an agency worker you can get full maternity pay, sick leave pay, employer pension contributions, public holiday and anual leave pay, then that is incredible! But if not, it just means one need to consider these to know the true amount one is getting when engaged in agency work. There is also the down side of career progression which is quite difficult to attain doing only temp and agency jobs.

@menvicstudio You can't get sick leave pay with agency. i don't get it in my permanent job either. the annual leave is paid out as holiday pay and you can claim it anytime you want per year but they calculate it based on how many shifts you picked in that year

@@ScholasticaUgboka how do I chat u privately

Thanks for watching. i already talked about the disadvantages in another video and while having a permanent job is good for the stability and all, not getting a permanent job especially for dependants is a good option that way they can make more money and still get the benefits from the permanent job of the main visa holder

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I am British so maybe things are done differently but please do not tolerate any abuse. Report such behaviour to your manager/company and if they refuse to help consider your options.

If you have ever worked in your home country b4 coming to uk,,, trust me, nothing is hard here as they claim...living care and domiciliary care is the worst care job i will advise anyone to go into.{ my perception though} you will have no time for yourself, family and other things except for the few days you are out...when you do living care, you literarily work 24 hours and earn even lesser than those that worked 12 hours daily for only 4 days a week.

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That is a good point. i live in Northern Ireland so we have more shifts here cause of our low population. i have also heard that its not very easy to register with an agency in other parts of the UK especially England.

​@@ScholasticaUgbokawould u know who does sponsorship in Ireland please care work

@ Scholastica Ugboka Exactly can you help to connect me with a sponsored care giver job in Northern Ireland. I am seriously interested. Thank you

@@christyagon8390 Hi Christy, im not a recruiter. i just share jobs that have been advertised whenever i see them

I have not reaclly searched for jobs in Ireland but im sure you will find something if you research on it.@@tombimashri8149

Thanks for leaving a comment. you are right about the shifts being scarce now

That may be true in the hospital but it doesn't apply to nursing homes. most contracted hours in nursing homes are 44 hrs some 48 hrs

one of the benefits of working with agencies is that you don't necessarily have to work long hours or pick shifts every day. The rates are higher so you get paid more for doing less work and if you pick your shifts wisely you can easily get high pay out working 3 shifts a week which is not the same as working a permanent job. is that not the whole point of the video?

Thank you

i work in a nursing home and they don't pay sick leave either. it's only the NHS that has those benefits

Thank you. i'm happy you got value from this video

Well in the us sometimes they wil call you here and there when they are really in need and there are some that have their openings, available shifts on an app(so they almost never will call you or I have never been called by them ) but you can always call or go look for shifts yourself

@precious, in the UK the agencies usually have an app that you can put in your availability and they post shifts daily so you pick the ones you want to work. whenever you pick a shift, the agency will be notified and they will confirm the shift for you before booking you in

@@ScholasticaUgboka God bless you for this. I never knew

Can a Dependant work as an agency?

How can a Dependant register with an agency

The disadvantage is that you won't progress in your career and you don't get sick pay. my permanent job doesn't get sick pay as well. my agency pays me holiday pay, pension benefits too which is optional and they also paid me maternity pay when i was on maternity leave. the pay i got during maternity leave was even more than what my permanent job was offering. i have another video where i talked about this. my agency was paying me over £300 per week as maternity pay. i still think it depends on the agency and what they have to offer. i am registered with 3 agencies and they serve different purposes. one for higher pay, one for regular shifts and the other for shifts within my town where i live. there is always shifts available to me whenever i want to work it's just that i'm still under sponsorship so i can't do full time agency yet but those on dependant visas can do so and earn more. and even if i get taxed 40%, the take home is still more than my permanent job. i have done the calculations. As a nurse working a normal shift. after deductions my take home is around £260 per shift. now imagine i'm working 4 nights a week that is 260x4 = £1040 per week. for one month i will take home £4160 and that is after all deductions. my permanent job doesn't pay me this much and i work almost 5 nights a week there. in the long run, agency pays better.

@@ScholasticaUgboka What permanent job are doing that doesn't pay you sick pay? Not all jobs are permanent jobs. Permanent jobs are mostly annual pay and everything is paid for at the month's end. If your salary is £48,000 per annum, you get £4,000 before tax, and that means your sick pay is included. If you are a public school teacher or police or civil servant or TFL staff, you will get double your annual retirement benefits and your employer will contribute some % toward your pension. No agency/contractor does that. With a permanent job in some corporate organization, your salary can rise to over 100k a year depending on your job as you progress with CPD.

@@okayodeolusegun2989 My permanent job is in a Nursing home and nursing homes don't pay their staff sick pay. it's only when you work in the NHS that you get to enjoy that benefit. it is stated there on the job contracts that sick pay is not paid. breaks are not paid either and not all public holidays get enhanced pay in a permanent role as well. In mine, Christmas, New year and Easter are the only holidays that get enhanced pay.

@@ScholasticaUgboka Most care homes are privately owned, not government-owned. In some cases, the jobs in care homes are not permanent because the existence of a privately owned care home depends on the number of patients they have. Most public and civil service jobs don't pay holidays because they don't work on weekends, and they work 37.5 hours a week. Police, Prison officers, TFL staff, London Overground, and London Underground don't get holiday pay because they work on weekends most times but they get overtime pay. Nurses are the least paid in the UK. A graduate nurse in Band 5 starts at £28,047 (£30,069 in London) a year according to the NHS agenda for change pay while a customer service assistant with no degree certificate in London Underground starts with a salary of £36,500.

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me too. Day shift is too busy, noisy and everything is happening at the same time. Nights are better in my opinion

Everyone cannot do night shifts though. Someone has to do day shifts too.

You are right. some people enjoy doing day shifts though. i have colleagues that have never liked night shifts so everyone is different

I dey UK too where Una dey see job 😢

i don't know about london and scotland. For NI i will go with SNG for high rates, Balmoral for proximity and Bond for More Shifts.

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These things you listed here can only happen if you register with just one agency. register with at least 3 agencies and you will never run out of options for shifts. many people are just waiting to get ILR so they can resign from permanent jobs and do full time agency and you cannot say there is no way to make 3K as a HCA when you are only comparing the agency pay rates in your area. it was after this video i realised that agencies in England don't have good rates. come to NI and see agencies paying care assistants £18 per hour

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💃💃💃 wow thank you so much. this means a lot to me

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it depends on the agency and the location. the agencies i'm registered with always have shifts

Thank you so much and thanks for watching

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But you can sleep the 8 hours during the day naaa😂😂😂

my agency sorts out the tax and just pays me the rest. As a nurse working a normal shift. after tax, pension and holiday pay deductions my take home is around £260 per shift. now imagine i'm working 4 nights a week that is 260x4 = £1040 per week. for one month i will take home £4160 and that is after all deductions. my permanent job doesn't pay me this much.

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How do you call living in an environment where the system works well slavery? you have good amenities, affordable healthcare, free education, longer lifespan and a better future for your children here. This is what we are all chasing. A good standard of life. If my beloved country had all these things i listed or even half of what this country has to offer me and my family, i would gladly pack my bags and go back home but unfortunately the system is rigged with corruption and those that were elected into offices to protect the interests of the people are busy looting and stealing from the people. If you enjoy that way of living then good for you. i wish you the best but don't look down on people who are courageous enough to leave their comfort zone for an unfamiliar territory

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lol 😂 this is funny. thanks for watching

Thank you and thanks for watching

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😀😀😀 if you say so but it's not really

I agree, the heading lost me there 😅

@@ScholasticaUgboka You don’t know the meaning of the expression: “blood money”. Google it. Educate yourself and stop embarrassing yourself. You are encouraging people to work hard and earn more but you are using an expression that means money obtained at the cost of another person’s life. Please explain the correlation to me. Biko nu.

Awwn 💃💃 Music to my ears. thank you so much and welcome to the family 🥰

Thank you for your contribution

Thats way way too low eish

@@user-sl4xq4dh6j how can I find care job that pays well please?

The agency i'm talking about are staffing agencies and the pay should be better than those that have permanent jobs. watch this video to have more idea about it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6eJdtFespa3iYU.htmlsi=QbKLCiLP-UkglF1Y

it's going to be hard to meet up oo, it's better to stick to either day or night shifts in your permanent job and agency shifts

Pls don’t listen to her, if you are on a visa, don’t do this because, if you are caught, your visa is at stack

@Kutie500 did you watch the video at all because if you did you would realise that i specifically said those on dependant visas that don't have restrictions on their visa. you should do well to watch a video and understand the message being passed before leaving a reply.

Those on sponsorship visas work with agencies too is just that they are restricted to 20hrs a week and this is why i made it clear in the video that if you are on a dependant visa it's better not to get a permanent job. i said it numerous times

You can register with an agency as well but you are limited to just 20 hrs a week from 27th of August

@@ScholasticaUgboka Did they not continue the unlimited hours?

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it's not for dependants only.. dependants will gain more from these tactics but the main visa holder can also work around it

@@ScholasticaUgboka ok thanks

search for staffing agencies close to you, each agency is different and their requirements are different as well. you can watch this video to get more clarity. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6eJdtFespa3iYU.htmlsi=tX297wNNfzv-VsBC

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Awwn thank you so much. you can reach me directly on instagram or Telegram. Links are in the about section

Your insta link is not in the drop down;however I have joined your telegram group

Just because you cannot liaise with your employer or Agency to give you one to one shifts doesn't make it a lie. i can't argue or try to prove it to you but just know that it's not a lie and i know people personally that only do 1:1 shifts and these people can relate.

Thank you

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No you can't. only dependants can do so cos of the restrictions

No. as long as you have a tier 2 work visa you can only do extra 20 hrs a week for a 2nd employer in that same occupation code

@@ScholasticaUgboka I appreciate your response sis🙏

About becoming millionaire overnight is a dream..take care of yourselves xx

No. they usually ask for 3 to 6 months experience

they can only work extra 20 hrs a week without breaking the terms of their visa

Thanks for watching. the link is in the description box below the video

If you are on a work visa then you can not do more than 20hrs a week. you can only work more if you are on a dependant visa

Thank you

I need to know too. Please share any relevant information

1. write and pass ielts general with a score of 4.0 2. do your 15 care certificate courses 3. Get care experience if possible 4. Start applying for jobs 5. Get a job and move to the UK

Which care certificates. Thank you. Ver insightful

@transformativelearning2186 1.Understanding your role 2.Duty of care 3.Safeguarding of Adults 4.Safeguarding of Children 5.Health and Safety 6.Communication 7.Infection Prevention and Control 8.Privacy and Dignity 9.Equality and Diversity 10.Working in Person Centered Way 11.Handling Information 12.Basic Life Support 13.Personal Development 14.Fluid and Nutrition 15.Awareness of Mental Health You can take them on the florence website or caredemy

you need to pass the IELTS test

How much is needed for what? im not sure i understand your question

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the link is in the description box below this video

you are welcome. are you coming to work or school? if it's to work you will have to find a way to get a care assistant job that can sponsor you and your family to ireland

1 to 1. that is the name. there is no other name for it

my dear, i personally know someone that makes more than that monthly. it's just that people are not willing to come out and say how much they really earn in this country. You will be surprised if you can talk to this guy i was referring to in the video. he is making a lot of money and he started as soon as he got here. those that are making this kind of money can relate to the things i talked about in this video. it's all about working smart. People that know me personally and have met this guy knew instantly who i was referring to in the video. if you are in Northern ireland and don't mind spending a day with me. we could visit him so he will tell you how possible it is to make more than that monthly

Hi, unfortunately i'm not a recruiter so i don't have any of these jobs you mentioned. you can apply directly to companies online

i don't know how much rand is in pounds but you can check out the exchange rate on google

Search for staffing agencies around you. Each one have their own requirements

the link is in the description box below the video

Yes you can but you are only limited to 20 hrs a week from on the 27th of August

Thank you, check the description box under this video for the link to the telegram group

Exactly, no 2 agencies or areas are the same that is why i'm registered with 3 agencies now. all serve for different purposes

i will upload jobs when i come across them. for now most of the ones i have been seeing are asking for UK experience

yes

Yes you can but you can only work 20 hrs a week from 27th August

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Search for employers around you that can offer you sponsorship and change employers

You are 100% correct

You can still do agency work but you will be limited to only 20 hrs a week

@@ScholasticaUgboka pls can you give me some of the agency's name. Thank you

@lindaadom4947 i only know about those near me in Northern ireland. i shared it in a post already. check the community tab but bear in mind that they may not be catering to people in England so google staffing agencies near you so you will see the ones available where you live