UK nurse newbie!

[Doc Alan]

Hello, I was interested to note that you are applying as a registered nurse to work in Britain. I'm sure you realise that the NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) requires you to have at least 12 months' experience working in a hospital before they will register you here. You must be registered with the NMC to be able to work as a nurse here. However, if you have a nursing degree from Philippines I am not sure whether you could do some other healthcare work in this country. Maybe someone else on the Forum has knowledge about that possibility.
ALAN

[joebloggs]

if you have a nursing degree from Philippines I am not sure whether you could do some other healthcare work in this country. Maybe someone else on the Forum has knowledge about that possibility.
ALAN

many pinoy nurses work in care homes as care assistants, or are on NVQ courses but its not what they trained for

[satchuna]

Hello, I was interested to note that you are applying as a registered nurse to work in Britain. I'm sure you realise that the NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) requires you to have at least 12 months' experience working in a hospital before they will register you here. You must be registered with the NMC to be able to work as a nurse here. However, if you have a nursing degree from Philippines I am not sure whether you could do some other healthcare work in this country. Maybe someone else on the Forum has knowledge about that possibility.
ALAN

I am working for 2 years now in a tertiary hospital here in the Philippines so I don't have any prob with the work experience.. I am on the process of registering in the NMC and am just waiting for the decision letter for me to undergo the 20 days adaptive training program.. geez.. I am so excited to go to UK.. I don't know what's waiting on me there

[aromulus]

I am so excited to go to UK.. I don't know what's waiting on me there

Cold, wind, rain, snow........

High taxes......