NVQ Applicants waiting time

[Gideon]

ooooh..... Tnx for making me see the reality. Thank you for the info. At least now i have additional premises to base my decision on applying for a student visa in uk.

Im wondering, what if you're a nurse??? Im a registered nurse here and im wondering what kind of job i can do for a living there while studying. Maybe i can work in a nursing home, but i dont hav any idea how much that kind of job earns per hr. hmm..... Lbs200 per week seems a lot.I'll still ask around, hoping I'll get some positive response to be able to weigh things

[darren-b]

ooooh..... Tnx for making me see the reality. Thank you for the info. At least now i have additional premises to base my decision on applying for a student visa in uk.

Im wondering, what if you're a nurse??? Im a registered nurse here and im wondering what kind of job i can do for a living there while studying. Maybe i can work in a nursing home, but i dont hav any idea how much that kind of job earns per hr. hmm..... Lbs200 per week seems a lot.I'll still ask around, hoping I'll get some positive response to be able to weigh things

Just to add to what has already been said... P160k/month is about the average wage in London (the rest of the country is lower). So you can see as a student working half the normal hours you are never going to earn that.

The pay in a nursing home starts at minimum wage. Some will pay a bit more, but unlikely to be close to twice the minimum wage.

The cost of living will vary depending on which part of the country you live and on how you are willing to live your life here. If you live in cheaper part of the country (ie not London), shared a room with someone else, eat the cheapest most basic food, walked everywhere, and not do anything but work or study, then I guess you could get that down to less than £100/week.