Nigerian nurse shares steps of how to become a nurse in UK and make cool money
- A Nigerian lady, Adebayo Abimbola, has given the steps other nationals can follow to become a certified nurse in the UK
- According to Adebayo, they must take a series of exams like IELTS and pass them in flying colours
- The lady added that paying processing fees at every step is also important to have a hitch-free application
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A Nigerian nurse in the UK, Adebayo Abimbola, on Thursday, January 21, revealed 'easy' steps others can take to become a registered nurse in the foreign country.
Below are some of them:
1. Take IELTS/OET
She said the first step for them is to get an international passport and write the IELTS test and must have an overall mark of 7.0.
2. Register with NMC
She said they could alternatively take an OET exam which costs around £333 (N173,449). After they have passed that step, they must get registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) on their website.
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3. Upload credentials
Abimbola said they should upload things like their international passport, certificate and their IELTS/OET result on the site and pay a fee of £140 (N72,922.30).
4. Pay NMCN
She added that after they have done that, a portal will be opened for them on the NMC website for progress monitoring. The next is to now pay a token of N17,500 to the Nursing and Midwifery Council Nigeria (NMCN).
5. Get your CRM number
After that payment, they will be given a CRM number. An authorisation for a test will be sent to them from Pearson Vue.
6. Look for jobs online
With all those steps cleared, she said that they can now pay the sum of £153 (N79,692.49) and begin looking for UK jobs.
7. Secure a sponsorship letter
After securing a job, they are to get a certification of sponsorship from their employer and go ahead and apply for visa. In the UK, they will need to take a final exam called the OSCE.
Read her full thread below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions her post got below:
@La_J0lz said:
"My sister has been processing but can't pay for the £140 from Nigeria because of this new FG policy. Anyway out?"
@adebimra65 asked:
"Hello. Please how about someone who wants to change her field to nursing. Is there an advice to give on steps to give?"
@ForeignTosin replied:
"Yes, do Nursing programme. Find schools that are affordable and write a good personal statement."
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that another Nigerian lady took to social media to advise those intending to travel abroad that they can do it without having millions in their account.
The lady with the Twitter handle @Mochievous said she left Nigeria on her N100k salary as a lawyer in Lagos.
People aren’t telling Nigerians the truth about living abroad - Nigerian woman reveals | Legit TV
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