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Hey there. You get paid for it so nothing to worry about. Very easy to get this when you register with the GDC. It's what allows u to practice in the NHS so you'll be paid for that period

That's right. And I have new news also this month that could give a paid route temporarily while you study for ore. Keep an eye out for the video

Hey my friend unfortunately they stopped this route. You now need to be a registered hygienist or therapist in your country of practice first before converting here in UK. You will only be able to take the ORE first then you'll be able to apply as a dentist. Maybe some other work would be fine but not in dentistry specifically

definitely not if you're planning on working in the UK. Feel free to DM me on my insta the_stu_dent happy to have a chat to explain the facts :)

@@the_stu_DENT Ah okay, thank you - is that just because of the hassle of the ORE?

@@dhdhdhhsbsvs5243 Also how little you'll learn from universities in Georgia, how little you'll experience clinically and how stranded you will be after. I'm not trying to belittle you or anyone in regards to Georgia, but you really can't make a worse mistake. Again, feel free to get in touch via insta, I'd love to chat to you about it to help out :)

If you can apply yourself, then definitely. If not ask an agent that doesn't charge money. I know an agent that is free and only takes money as commission from the university after she places you in the university. People like this are good, always read the contract and try to do things yourself.

@@the_stu_DENT can you share the name please?

@@mytraveldiary2 DM me on instagram the_stu_DENT and i can forward you her details thanks

Thank you! 😃

He's pretty awesome

Yes they are and it's completely separate to the Slovakian students. If you need more info feel free to get in touch via my Instagram

You'll work straight away after ore and registering with GDC . One year is usually foundation training but this is paid salary so don't worry

So I don't need to get the licensing exam of Pakistan?That is not a requirement for GDC?

@@taimoorsultan4035 You need to fulfil the requirement of being a graduate Dental student in your country of study. So if the licensing part is NOT part of the degree then you are fine. However, the character reference is required by the country you practice in or the university you studied from. So you need to be able to get this from either the country you finish in (your uni) or the country you start working in

@@taimoorsultan4035 I reply quicker on instagram, my insta is in my description box :)

They will be accepted into EU but that doesn't mean anything for dentistry. The dentistry list is old and it won't change it doesn't include Georgia sorry :(

Oh I thought the countries that are part of EU or EEA are exempted from ORE

@@taimoorsultan4035 If they are part of the list I left in the description box (annex V) then you are fine. But places like georgia are not on the list so it's not as easy as just being part of the EU/EEA

All are allowed to do the ore. But I meant in terms of the exception to not sitting ORE. So with this you'll have to still sit the exam :)

If you can provide the evidence then the GDC will take it into consideration yes.

@@the_stu_DENT thankyou

This is such a lovely message thank you for being so kind. I'm sure I speak for all of us foreigners here: we love it! Thank you again and thanks for watching ☺️

Thanks for your comment. I'd love to make that video but they haven't released the guidelines. They've only accepted the proposal so it will be allowed, but as for the rules and requirements they're still making those. When they update it, I'll make a video for sure :)

@@the_stu_DENT I mean the temporary registration pathway not the provisional registration

@@lady007_ Ah, you can do this through the GDC website, places are very limited and they do it on a case by case basis. They really haven't made great guidelines for this route either that is why it's such a strange route for people. Give it a go and let us know how it goes, they usually look for certain circumstances like where you are from, your experience etc

Noted, will keep this in mind for the future thank you for your feedback

Hey there. They haven't released the guidelines of how they will give out the provisional licenses yet. So far they have just approved it. When they release specific routes and steps, I'll do an update video

Thank you😇😇

@@zarinwahed9436 You are welcome :)

I am a recent graduate and my course was fully in English..Can I get IELTS exemption by providing English reference or proficiency certificate to the GDC??

I love you guys, very supportive overseas community and that's why I'm trying to make more relevant content for you and others. I really appreciate such kind words and try to read/reply to all my comments. Keep watching and sharing it really helps :)

Hey, great comment, I used to work as a national account manager on 6 figures myself in some roles, mostly however i was averaging around 50-65k a year. The UK is not a cheap place to live and the idea of practice ownership is amazing with huge growth potential. Coupling all of this with my dream of being a dentist made the decision quite easy :)

What a lovely message. Thank you for your support it means the world to me. I'll do my best to deliver :)

Hey there, great question and when the GDC release their guidelines on recruitment, I'll do an update. As for now when dentists have their first year of work in the UK, they need to do approximately one year with a mentor, like a foundation year. So I would assume it would follow the same kind of journey and you'd be able to do private+NHS if that's the case. As for who can recruit, I'm assuming it needs to be from dentists with a certain number of years and regulated by their regions

Hey there. You'd have to likely start again as overseas qualifications are not usually accepted in the UK. If you're a pro at prostho, wherever you work will likely give you lots of prostho work so you'll be like an unofficial specialist and make lots of money through this route. Remember, the provisional license will allow you to practice temporarily with the condition to still do the ORE. Best of luck and thank you for your kind words

Hi there, the ORE isn't easy but there are plenty of courses to help you pass. You'll need to invest time and money to ensure you have a great chance of passing. Many ppl don't explain this truthfully and just say it's fine, but the truth is, it's testing you on your entire degree in one sitting and then part 2 is your hand work so you need to be very comfortable with it. But many courses can help

@@the_stu_DENT i have only have 5000 Euro, do i think i can go through with that path ? would it be possible to live and earn money after passing part 1 , i fear if i don't pass from first time i would have no money left to go throught the part 2 again

@@angelicafoster670 It is a very tight budget you would have but still can be done with this amount. I would say to study hard for now and see what happens next year if they release the update on the provisional license and how to obtain it as this may let you earn while you study

No you are not

Unfortunately that route has been closed now so you can only use ore/LDS or when the provisional route officially opens

They haven't outlined the requirements just yet but surely there will be some guidelines. I'll make an update video as soon as there's new information 🐱

Hey thanks for getting in touch. For now they're being so quiet about the intricate details that I would be shooting in the dark if I suggested what would be a better idea. However, it would be wise to start registration with the GDC as that usually takes some time and can be problematic. People have told me that they find fault with documents a lot of the time so it's better to at least get the registration done, then there's no real rush to immediately apply for ORE. My advice is to just register and go through the process, hopefully by the time you're all set up, the provisional license route will be ready :)

@@the_stu_DENThi if I register how many months or years I have to take the exams? First I need to pass IELTS Academic (I speak Spanish) I have level b1

@@MagaliEsquivel-uk4pv Hi there, typically it takes 2-3 years because of the backlog of people trying to take the exam, and that's all assuming you pass first time. It's getting better as they are slowly adding more seats to allow more people to sit the exam. But at the end of the day, it is worth it as Dentistry in the UK is a great career choice

Thank you! Glad you liked it

I'm in the same boat as you my friend. I'm from the UK and studying in the EU. If it is mainland Europe then most likely you'll be exempt. Feel free to message me on Instagram @the_stu_dent and I can help you confirm it

NHS is the state style work that we have, our government funded healthcare for everyone in the UK, which is over subscribed and pays at a flat rate according to the work Private is based on the procedure and agreed price you make with your patient

Hi there, feel free to message me on Instagram @the_stu_dent

Any full dental degree will be fine to register with GDC but you'll need to do ore or wait for the provisional license to be available

At the moment there's not enough information on the princess because they only just approved it. When they do release new information I'll make a new video ☺️

Thank you for your updates!! Very helpful

@@JustStudyWithMe22 Pleasure is all mine, thanks :)

I thought it would take some time but they're really going quick so I think by next year same time but that is just my opinion

Thank you so much for your kind words. Subscribe as I'll be posting on this topic whenever there's an update and do share to anyone you think this could help :) ❤️

All for u bro

Hey, you need to complete the degree first as it's part of registering with the GDC :)

Hey there, unfortunately you'll have to do the ORE. If however, you do apply for the Provisional license when they finally let applicants do so, then you'll be able to come without ORE temporarily until you pass it. So you'll at least earn money and experience

@@the_stu_DENT Thank you for the reply

@@the_stu_DENT

I am a recent graduate and my course was fully in English..Can I get IELTS exemption by providing English reference or proficiency certificate to the GDC??

Hey there, I never said that :) you'll have to do your bachelors here in the EU for that. Otherwise wait for them to open the window for provisional licenses

Awww I have screenshotted and saved this message, it means so much to me to be able to help anyone and this is such a warming response. Thank you so much for being so kind and I'll do my best to keep you all updated :) . If you ever need me directly you can always message me whenever via my social media. Thanks!

I have made a video about the salary but sure I'll try to make something like this in future for you 💖

You won't need to do the ore or the Provisional license. Just apply and you'll get the GDC number through equivalence... This is why I moved to Slovakia to finish my studies lol

​@@the_stu_DENTneed to ask something, how can i contact u

Bro are you sure if I do any master’s in dentistry from Slovenia or slovekia, don’t need ore? Iam a mds graduate from india. Can you suggest me some options to migrate to UK without the need of ORE. Thanks in advance

@@the_stu_DENTbe careful when you graduate is until 2026 I read on the page I was going to do the same :(

@@Hittheban Not masters, you need to have your undergrad to skip the ORE

Definitely ORE as the exam is based on what you did at uni so it will be very fresh in your mind :) also with the provisional license, it is a way to make salary also so it might not need you to have great amounts of clinical experience. Both will be good options

For the Provisional? No, you just need a degree and apply when they open this window and then you'll get a job with a mentor to supervise you

Thank you!

It's been approved and I made a video about it releasing later so please keep an eye out for it.

@@the_stu_DENT tag me in that video

@@poojakumari-km7rr It should be out now :) enjoy, share and comment It really helps :)

Haha ok but if I could follow this advice myself, I wouldn't have left England in the first place. But sure I'll do my best for you guys

Thank you 😁