Different Routes for getting into Nursing in the UK

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024

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  • @thenurseabigail6234
    @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад +5

    HEY EVERYONE!!!
    I hope you’ve enjoyed the video and found it helpful! Please leave your thoughts, questions or suggestions below! x

    • @J1991-u6t
      @J1991-u6t Год назад +1

      Am struggling to write personal statement for access to nursing 😢

  • @e.mdecors_official
    @e.mdecors_official 3 года назад +4

    Oml Tysm I was never serious about my education but I don’t know y after watching ur video I suddenly Changed my mind ty

  • @annakuruka4422
    @annakuruka4422 3 года назад +3

    Hello Nurse Abigail, thank you for the information. I need some clarification. I relocated from Nigeria 3 years ago to the Uk,Studied in a west African University and i have a B.SC in Computer Science.Is it possible to use my degree to get into Adult Nursing and how do I go about it please? Many thanks

  • @lisarheinberg2162
    @lisarheinberg2162 3 года назад +4

    Thanks so much for the great advice! Am looking to to retrain as a mental health nurse but am worried about how I will support my 3 kids as a single mum while doing so.

  • @amalumariya3829
    @amalumariya3829 2 года назад +1

    Hello
    I had completed by BDS from india. I wish to do msc nursing in uk. Is it worth? Is it possible to become an RN in uk by doing msc nursing.

  • @lunahvibes3450
    @lunahvibes3450 3 года назад +5

    I am a health care assistant but don't have GCSEs or A level, got lots of ideas and vision for nursing from your video ,thankyou so much ,you help me alot

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад

      Thank you...that means a lot! Hope you pursue your ideas 😊💕

    • @angelabansale2825
      @angelabansale2825 3 года назад +2

      Could i ask the process you went through to get a health care assistant job without GCSE’s or ALevels because everywhere i research they always need about five GCSE grades that are levels 4-9?

  • @beccafrost3699
    @beccafrost3699 3 года назад +4

    I’m very interested in going into paediatric nursing however need to do an access course. Can anyone recommend an online training provider? Thank you!

    • @ShirusOrbit
      @ShirusOrbit 3 года назад +2

      Try learn direct they offer access courses

    • @a.w5552
      @a.w5552 2 года назад

      The access course is a classroom based course

  • @kelliepaige2452
    @kelliepaige2452 2 года назад +1

    Hi! I know you posted this video a while ago, but I'm currently half way through a business degree. However I always wanted to be a nurse but I was discouraged by people around me at the time of applying for uni, which made me go towards business instead. I have had nursing stuck in my mind throughout this whole time and recently decided that I do want to take the nursing route instead. Although, I have a year and a half left on my business degree and I have no funding left from SFE. What route do you recommend and would I get funding at all? Thank you x

  • @amenawonodigie7803
    @amenawonodigie7803 3 года назад +1

    Hello Abigal, please can one study nursing without science like physics and chemistry?

  • @ikemworkstation7121
    @ikemworkstation7121 2 года назад +1

    Thanks a million for your advice,

  • @manoelatourinho2487
    @manoelatourinho2487 2 года назад +1

    Hello Abigail, thank you for your video. I would like to know if its possible to get a nursing degree in Ireland and then work in UK? would it be too bureaucratic? thank you

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  2 года назад

      Hi Manoela, you can certainly get your nursing degree in Ireland and then work in the UK. In fact you can work in many other places with your degree. Hope this helps!

  • @terry4berry
    @terry4berry 2 года назад

    Hi Abigail. I’m currently in sixth form and thinking of applying for an apprenticeship however i don’t know how to apply. my aim goal is to get a degree apprenticeship in child nursing. but to apply it says i need an employer. i don’t understand. thinking of applying to bristol uwe

  • @marjorie3407
    @marjorie3407 3 года назад +1

    Hey I’m in my second yr of college I’m doing a level 3 health and social care course I know I don’t want to go uni but I want to do nursing I just want to know what my options are x

    • @friendlyneighbour908
      @friendlyneighbour908 3 года назад

      Hey, I believe you can do a nursing apprenticeship but do try talk to your careers advisor in college if you can or just do more research 💕

  • @eberechionyeike6515
    @eberechionyeike6515 3 года назад +1

    Hi, can you make a video for the fastest routes to become a UKRN for international trained nurses. Thanks

    • @folakemiawosoga
      @folakemiawosoga 3 года назад

      I would love to know the answer to this question too. In the same field

  • @richardrai2372
    @richardrai2372 2 года назад

    Hi I have a question
    Can we study nursing in uk after passing class 10 being an international student?
    If yes how¿

  • @CocoFrankie
    @CocoFrankie 3 года назад

    Hello Abigail , I want to do mental health nursing & I’m not going university so if I choose the dental nursing apprenticeship and complete the 2 years how can I specialize in mental health nursing is there a specific course that I could ? I’m finishing my health and social care level 3 this year and want to start my apprenticeship in September or late august

  • @claudianyameglammistress
    @claudianyameglammistress 2 года назад

    What about if you're in Africa and you want to be in nursing in the uk... And if you have biology degree

  • @UNCLEMCDonald41
    @UNCLEMCDonald41 3 года назад +2

    Do we need to apply to a university before doing apprenticeship or is it when we have applied for apprenticeship that we can apply for uni?

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад +3

      Hi! The university application for the nursing apprenticeship is usually done with the support of the employer (for example the NHS or private healthcare services).
      So essentially you will need to be employed in the appropriate healthcare setting or will need to have secured a position in the appropriate healthcare setting for the apprenticeship, before you can apply for Uni.
      **the application will look for evidence of the your employer’s details and support.
      Hope this helps 🙂

    • @UNCLEMCDonald41
      @UNCLEMCDonald41 3 года назад +2

      @@thenurseabigail6234 thanks it cleared some stuff up

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад +1

      @@UNCLEMCDonald41 no worries...anytime.

  • @laraibdin
    @laraibdin 2 года назад

    wow this is extremely helpful thank you so much

  • @toyinoseni_
    @toyinoseni_ 3 года назад

    Hey dear, thank you so much for this. I'm currently a 300lvl Nigerian Nursing student and I was wondering if it's possible to transfer to a Uk university. Please help if you have any information on this

  • @zawadiwere2913
    @zawadiwere2913 3 года назад

    Hi thanks for the video.Am a nurse have done adult nursing and soon I will be in UK.Well my main question is how can one advance in nursing career in UK?

  • @lyndaogochukwu1727
    @lyndaogochukwu1727 3 года назад

    I want to apply for an apprenticeship in nursing in Holland with my A 'level had no nursing experience at all

  • @beatricesmemoir
    @beatricesmemoir 3 года назад +2

    For the PG dip, it’s actually called the “pre-registration” course. This makes it more easier for people to understand. Great video!!!

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад

      Hi Beatrice, I guess I was yapping away and didn’t mention the pre registration part of the ‘PGDip or MSc’ title...my bad. It is important to note that not all universities have the ‘pre registration’ part in the title of the course which can be misleading for some people. Of course mentioning that would have made it so much easier! Thank you x

    • @beatricesmemoir
      @beatricesmemoir 3 года назад

      @@thenurseabigail6234 yes... thanks a lot. I’m looking into going for the course by next year. So I practically spent all summer researching about it and looking for some of the cheapest schools that offer the course 😂

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад +1

      Hi Beatrice, I know a few people that have actually completed the course and that’s how I know it’s not called ‘pre registration course’, in every university. Nonetheless, that’s great news that you’ve made a decision to pursue the course...I wish you the very best! x

    • @adamsameh4969
      @adamsameh4969 2 года назад

      @@thenurseabigail6234 Greetings Manager!
      Pls I really don't understand this "pre-registration" prefix

    • @marylollipop5659
      @marylollipop5659 2 года назад

      @@beatricesmemoir hello. Can you recommend the cheapest schools offering the course as you have researched. Thank you.

  • @gbolahanolaribigbe7274
    @gbolahanolaribigbe7274 3 года назад

    You are God sent, simple the best. God bless you good, you're a superstar.

  • @victoriaabba8722
    @victoriaabba8722 3 года назад

    Thanks. This video has helped me understand more into the nursing route

  • @HghSclHro1399
    @HghSclHro1399 3 года назад

    Hello,
    I'm currently in my Final year of my Psychology Undergraduate Degree and I wish to go into Mental Health Nursing.
    My A-Levels are not that good as my GCSE's, but I'm working at a 1st class honors in Uni. I worry that my A-Levels will hinder my application if I apply for Undergraduate Nursing.
    Should I do a PGdip?
    Thanks!

    • @reflectocean2401
      @reflectocean2401 3 года назад +1

      Your A levels will not hinder your application at all if you have your Degree in Psychology. Once you finnish your degree you can apply for a Msc or pgdip Nursing which will only take you 2 years. However, the 2 year course is a lot of self study but you get a lot of free time. Hope that helps x

    • @HghSclHro1399
      @HghSclHro1399 3 года назад

      @@reflectocean2401
      Hi, thank you very much for the reply. I have another question related to the application process.
      Would you rather wait until you know what your final result is then apply for nursing in the next year, or say that you've finished your second year and you're going into third year. Could you apply this September, even though you don't have your final grade for your degree?
      Hope this makes sense x

    • @ketsncu5715
      @ketsncu5715 2 года назад

      @@HghSclHro1399 you need to have completed the course and have your final grade. Hope this helps :)

  • @danielmandebvu8635
    @danielmandebvu8635 3 года назад +1

    You are clutch 💪🏾

  • @karen96128
    @karen96128 3 года назад

    Thanks so much!

  • @linwil5965
    @linwil5965 3 года назад

    Great to know the options that are available 👍. Well done girl.

  • @rachelisraelri4889
    @rachelisraelri4889 3 года назад +1

    Why are UK Nurses underpaid

  • @marseliaciurar5752
    @marseliaciurar5752 3 года назад

    Can you apply as a mature student in the UK if you live in Ireland ? Thank you 😊

    • @thenurseabigail6234
      @thenurseabigail6234  3 года назад +1

      Hi Eli, yes you can apply to UK universities as a mature student. I know a few mature students from Dublin that have completed the nursing course in the UK. Depending on what qualifications you have, you may be able to complete the course in a shorter period of time. If you’ve already gotten a degree in something else that’s relevant, then you can definitely apply for the 2 year course. If you’re doing the FETAC course or if you’ve already gotten the FETAC or Leaving Cert, you can apply for the 3 year course through UCAS with your results. In Scotland some of the universities do it over 4 years, so you’ll have to check the universities curriculum before applying. Also I know some of the universities in Northern Ireland have an agreement with SUSI in Ireland, which means that they’ll cover your fees and student grant if you’re going to one of the Universities linked with SUSI and you meet the financial requirements.
      If you have time have a look at my previous video, ‘Entry routes to nursing Degree course in Ireland’. I talk a little bit about studying nursing in the UK for Irish residents, it might be helpful x

  • @jenymbagwu168
    @jenymbagwu168 2 года назад

    Pls can I talk to you via phone call