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Different schools have different percentages you must have paid before you can enroll / start to attend classes. Most are 50% of the first year school fees and others are more than that. I will tag you to a question I answered in details about paying tuition. 🧡

I could not tag, here you go So this is what I always say about that. Personally I will advice you pay as much as you can from your first year school fees before landing in the Uk. So you are not under pressure to start paying school fees as soon as you land. But then again people situation differs. Some people have done it all on their own either by borrowing money and paying off slowly. some people decide to come in with their dependant who will be able to work full time while they study. To be honest 20 hours money weekly is not a lot because you will be paying rent, transportation and buying groceries. You can only work unlimited hours holiday which is not a lot for you because you are going to be on placement when others are in long holidays. Gone are those days when form A was good. Someone like me really benefited from it but now the exchange rate is crazy. So overall, is it achievable to solely depend on the money you will make here I don't think so except you have an additional plan for it .

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So this is what I always say about that. Personally I will advice you pay as much as you can from your first year school fees before landing in the Uk. So you are not under pressure to start paying school fees as soon as you land. But then again people situation differs. Some people have done it all on their own either by borrowing money and paying off slowly. some people decide to come in with their dependant who will be able to work full time while they study. To be honest 20 hours money weekly is not a lot because you will be paying rent, transportation and buying groceries. You can only work unlimited hours holiday which is not a lot for you because you are going to be on placement when others are in long holidays. Gone are those days when form A was good. Someone like me really benefited from it but now the exchange rate is crazy. So overall, is it achievable to solely depend on the money you will make here I don’t think so except you have an additional plan for it .

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Hello, after your program, your school will send your name to the nursing and midwifery council. The NMC will then send you a link to register with them. After that is done you will get your NMC pin which now certifies you as a registered nurse in the Uk. 6 months prior to the completion of your program make sure you start applying to the kind of job you want especially if you don’t want to stay in the city you schooled. It gives you better chance of landing your dream job. During your job interviews conversations will lead to it that you are an international student and you will need a visa. I didn’t have to tell anyone I needed sponsorship. Because you schooled here it’s almost automatic ( but if you are in doubt pls ask them during the interview). Once you accept the job offer they will forward your details to the hospital HR who will then send you your certificate of sponsorship. This COS will cover you and your family members. All you need to do is to pay only visa fee to change from student visa to work visa. One thing I know is I have not seen anyone who did this program and did not get a job. I hope this explanation helps. Feel free to comment any more grey areas you have 🧡

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Yes you can

No, you will be told to pay some amount before getting your CAS which you will need for visa processing, then they will tell you the deadline you have to complete your first year payment. In the second year, you will have to pay some amount to be able to enroll for your year 2, in some schools they can request up to 50%. Once you enrol you will be given a deadline to pay up the balance.

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You will have to complete the whole application process first. Most schools give about 2000 - 3000 pounds scholarship towards the payment of the first year school fees. Asides that there are also general scholarship that you can apply to and with this you can get up to 50% off your first year school fees. But firstly you must have gotten your unconditional offer from the school before you can have access to this .

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I wish you all the best babes, don’t forget to ask them a question at the end of the interview. E.g what qualities do you look for in an ideal nursing student, also you can tell them something like clinical placement is something you are really looking forward to because you know there are lots of learning opportunities there. Lastly stay smiling 😊

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In which university you apply

Hello, thanks for watching and subscribing. First thing you need to do is to gather all the requirement. Kindly watch my very first video on KZfaq where I explained in the details the requirements needed. When all your requirements are complete you can then apply to schools . Please apply to more than 5 schools to increase your chance. Wishing you all the best.

Hi babes, thanks for watching and subscribing. I will try to make the video the only difference is the first question where they ask you that are you known by a manager. You need to answer “yes” to that question and complete the application as required. So in that case nhsp will tell you to send your manager email to them so the person can approve your application. You can send the email of the ward manager or ward sister where you are currently doing your placement. Nhsp will send a form to the manager to complete on your behalf and that’s it. As a student nurse you will be a bank exclusive member. You can pick shifts in the local trust where you are doing your placement and you can pick any ward. Which also serves a learning opportunity because you will be able to see what they do in other department and will be nice especially if you don’t have opportunity to go for placement there. I once picked a shift to work in the emergency department and from that one shift I knew working in emergency department was not for me. I couldn’t cope with the chaos. I hope I have been able to shed a bit of light to your question🧡🧡🧡

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I currently work as a permanent housekeeper at one of the NHS Trusts in Essex and am also registered as a substantive employee with NHS Professionals (NHSP). Occasionally, I take on housekeeping bank shifts within the Trust. Although I don't have direct experience in healthcare support, I am interested in working as a healthcare support worker. I completed 15 care certificates six months ago when I started my current role. Given my situation, is it possible for me to take on bank shifts as a healthcare support worker, either within the hospital where I work or elsewhere, including in London?

Hello, kindly let me know what areas you are struggling with I may be able to explain it better .

Hello, I understand your concerns because they are very valid. Took me a while to reply you because I wanted to have some options for you. I will reply back to your comment when I get answers for your question.

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No babes, you don’t get paid as an international student while on placement. Only home student gets about 5000 pounds for studying nursing and not necessarily for placement dou.

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Undergraduate is 3 years, I would assume getting your sciences in waec and am not sure if undergraduate requires Ielts. I did the masters program

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Hello, combining work and school is not a walk in the park, but you will be able to cope. I’ll do a video on jobs soon and basically you will be able to work in the hospital close to you as a flexible staff. So most likely you not have any issues getting job while studying 🥰

Yes u can but not easy. I have 3 toddlers , I school n work. Most student nurses have HCA jobs with nhs as part time bank.

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Drop me an email : [email protected] will forward to you. If you ever get bored of reading physical books lots of KZfaq pages available to help you understand different concept of anatomy and physiology

Hello, hope you are good. Don't worry about not having a nursing background. you will be fine. You can download free anatomy and physiology books online to get you going, so when you start your program you will be able to borrow books from the school library. There are loads of them.