hello guys welcome back to my channel thank you so much for clicking on this video so in today's
video i'm going to be answering the remaining questions from the question and answer session
which i posted some days back so in this video i think i've got like three more questions to answer
and that's what i'm going to be trashing out in this particular video if you are new here you
are highly welcome thank you so much for stopping by the first part of this video will be linked in
the description box below you should consider watching it because i bet you're going to find
a lot of value in it so this is the concluding part and i'm going to be starting with a question
from she said please can you do a guideline for migration to island
for nurses before i forget if you are new here and you are not subscribed yet please
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first person to know anytime i upload a new video now let's jump back in so aqua wants to know the
guideline for migration to island as a registered nurse so okay thank you so much for this question
for migrating to the island as a registered nurse actually as an international or overseas
registered nurse the first thing that you need to do is to go to the nmbi website
this is the equivalent of the nmc of the uk so the nmbi actually regulates the activities and
registration of nurses in ireland so once you get to this website you click on registration
i'm going to make it easier for you i'll be linking it in the description box below so just go
through the link and then it will take you to this page where you'll be able to register on the left
side you will see that it says qualified outside island so because you are qualified outside island
that is what you take you take on that and it's going to give you more information on how to go
about it what you need to know there's also an application guide that will pop up for you
to download i suggest you download this and have a thorough read through so that you'll understand
what this whole process will be just like nmc in the uk they will also be requesting from you some
certificates and documents to confirm that you are indeed enough in your own country and that the
education that you've gone through in your country is equivalent to what is obtainable in highland so
there are actually three levels to these they call it application groups so we have the g1 the g2 and
the g3 so once you scroll down that website you'll be able to see and click on and read
more about the g1 g2 and this will ring through so that you'll be able to know which particular one
you want to pick so after that you go through the application process and here they will give you a
thorough breakdown of everything like it's a very comprehensive breakdown of what you should expect
how you go about things and they really made it so so simple for you on that website and usually
you need your ielts you need to have your um international english language test system
certificate i'm not sure of the band but if i can get the band if i can get to know what the band
is i'm going to put it on the screen so you need to do your eye health and have it and in addition
to having your ielts at the correct band you also need to provide some documents some certifications
such as a passport your school transcript your best certificates marriage certificates you know
and all those important stuffs and after you've gone through all the process you need to get um
an employer in highland and as opposed to the uk actually they are still actively using agencies so
you can just find an agency to you know get an employer or you can do that by yourself
do your interview get employed and then you can travel over there this is actually a summary
because it's a very long process and it's going to actually take a whole lot of time by itself
so if you will go on that website i'm sure that you'll be able to follow the steps and
be successful with application and registering with your nursing buddies i hope that is helpful
so the next question is from nessando and she said hi what are some other nursing career options
in the uk outside bedside nursing and mental health okay so there are a lot a whole lot of
nursing careers in the uk aside from bedside nursing and mental health aside from working
in the nhs and working in care homes you can work as a one-on-one clinical advisor you know
people that work in the call center that they pick calls from people who call one one one
people who call 999 you know for the emergency and also for clinical advice you can work with
them you can work with private laboratories and pharmaceutical companies you can work with them
some of them not all of them actually have um sponsorships but there are some of them that
can actually sponsor so if you apply and they give you the job and they can sponsor you that's
great you can work with them so what this kind of nurses do mainly is up they take blood they
monitor patient especially for research studies you know this uh pharmaceutical
companies they do a lot of research just to test different medications you know and all that
you can work as 11199 clinical advisor you can work as a district nurse or a community nurse
you go from home to home to see different people you can also work as a child
child nurse is a child china's they call them yeah people who monitor the growth of children like
i just gave back now and then the the nurse will call me i think they are part of the
community nurse also they come in to check the growth of the child is then stunted growth
the baby's growth in alignment with the normal milestone that is expected of a child of is or hey
you know also you can work as a general practice nurse these are the nurses that work specifically
in the gp practice the gp surgery so they see clients they see patients they check them they
assess them and all that you can work as a gp nurse you can also work as a disability assessor
like these people they they work remotely they don't work in the hospital they work in offices
sometimes also they can work from home so you can work from home as a disability nurse assessor
and uh for this kind of job you are assessing the need of a particular person
to to to know whether or not the person meets the eligibility criteria for the government's benefit
as a disabled person you can also work as a cancer research nurse or an oncology nurse
in cancer research facilities such as mary curry macmillan yeah they also
they have nurses who work with them although it's more like bedside nursing also but i think
the experience is kind of different because they are not nhs you can also work as an educator like
like lettering university and all that i know that's a kind of a higher level something and they
won't just you know accept you into the education system just like that from overseas and um
also something that you can work towards also you can work as a school nurse there is um there is a
huge demand for school nurses also in the uk and even in the nhs there are different departments
there are a lot of department i did not know that they exist until recently like there is a
there are nurses that they call they work in the substance misuse department something like that
they are nurses they are not bedside nurses they they they work with people who are addicted to
some certain drugs they up them you know assess them take their bloods monitor them advise them
like give them health education and they just monitor their progress and things like that
and also there are different departments also there's endoscopy you can work in the outpatient
department you know just the opd there actually a lot of opportunities a lot a whole lot a whole lot
i'll advise you go to nhsjobs.com.uk and there are also other nhs or other nurse jobs website i'm
going to be linking in the description box below go through them and you can you can see a whole
lot of different different types of vacancies and nursing positions that are available in the uk and
nessando also asked another question which is is it composite to start your shift
in the week on a monday or you can choose to start working any day of the week say on a wednesday the
way it works here in the uk you you really can say that this is when you want to start working
if you get what i mean what i mean is that their week starts every monday not everybody will be
on duty on monday of course there will be some people that will be on duty on monday and the way
it works is that usually you walk three days this week for this next week three days four days three
days four days that's how it is with more care homes but with most nhs i think it's three three
three four so there are four weeks in a month you work three weeks this week i mean three days this
week three days next week three days or per week then four days the last week and then for this
also it doesn't mean that you'll be working the same exact days like you work monday tuesday
wednesday this week then you're going to work monday tuesday wednesday next week no they they
shuffle it they shuffle it in such a way that's here on everybody so if you get your weekend off
this week next weekend know that you are working up a weekend to get it off you accept you choose
that you want to work for that weekend so about your question that um is it compulsory to start
your in the week on a monday it's not compulsory and most of the time you won't start your shift
on a monday no because normally you're supposed to work at 7.5 hours and when you divide that by 12
that's roughly like three days and some hours so you only have like three to four days in a week to
work and every day you walk will not always fall on the same day of every week do you understand so
you might not be able to say oh i don't want to work on this day but it doesn't mean that your
work day will always start on a monday there are always times that i am off duty on mondays
yeah so that's how we do although you can always request from your manager or whoever
your superior is but you know that's that's just the basic you you don't have to necessarily walk
every monday you know the next question is from jay xu he or she said can the working
hours for student be enough to fund school fees thank you hmm this one is this is a thick one
okay candy working hours for student being not so full school fees okay usually in the
uk when you come in as a student you're only allowed to work 20 hours a week
yeah you're only allowed to work 20 hours a week that is equivalent to around 80 hours a month so
you're working 80 you need some calculating in here so let me open my cup a little let's say
you're working 80 hours in a you're working 80 hours in a month most of the companies in the uk
will pay minimum wage to students who are working you know who are doing part-time work working 20
hours per week they pay minimum wage and the minimum wage is around i think eight pounds
eight pounds something i think but let's just say eight pounds that's the minimum wage that's eight
pounds per hour and for people who work in health in health care that if you have chosen to make um
working as a carer your you know your part-time job you might get higher than that somehow as much
as 10 12 14 pounds an hour as a carer as a student in the uk but let's leave it at the minimum wage
which is eight so you're working 80 hours per month and at eight pounds per hour so 80 times it
equals 640 pounds so that means in a whole month if you are getting the minimum wage as your salary
that you have 640 pounds a month and from that 640 pound they will still take insurance they'll
take part let's say they leave you with let's say everything everything that they take is 140
and they leave you with around 500 pounds so in a month you get like 500 pounds and in a year
now let's multiply 500 by 12. in a year you get 6 000 pounds as if you did not touch that
money at all like if you do not touch it working part-time as a student on a minimum wage salary
this amount is very small compared to how much international students pay for school fees
in the united kingdom list that i have seen that international students actually pay
for social fee in the uk is 9005. that's the reason i have said there might be
less i want so but meal i've not seen anything less than 9 500 pounds per year so if you
are working if you are depending totally on the work and you are getting 6 000 per year
and you need to pay 9500 per year for your tuition where will you get the remaining 30 500.
the best bet which is what most students do is they go for healthcare jobs because healthcare
jobs actually pay more challenges agencies they pay more they target early days bank holidays they
pay extremely well they can pay up to 20 pounds an hour on bank holidays so um i won't say it's
impossible i would not say it's impossible but at some point i think you you also need some kind of
support and um i think the the students that are watching me like they are mainly here in the uk
as a student but you work part-time please let us know in the comments section how do you cope is
the money that you get from working part-time is it enough is it enough for you to actually
pay your tuition feed yourself house yourself go out with friends and all that you know live
life comfortably in the uk is it enough or do you still depend on um income or something from your
parents or you know from friends and family please let me know in the comments section so this brings
me to the end of the question and answer i hope i've been able to answer the questions well enough
thanks so much guys for watching if you still have further questions or concerns or you've
got opinions that differ from mine or you want to buttress some points please leave your comments
in the comment section thank you so much guys for watching and um i'm going to see you in the next
video if you've not won the part 1 of this series it's right here just click here yeah here here
here here yeah click here to watch it i'll see you in my next video guys thank you so much bye