How to Apply for UK NHS Nursing Job from OVERSEAS on "trac jobs". The steps involved!!!
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- This is a walk-through tutorial video in which I explain the steps involved in applying for a nursing job in UK from overseas using "trac jobs". Currently, agencies are not recruiting directly from most developing countries. Applicants have to apply directly from overseas and this has become a bit challenging for most people. I hope this video helps everyone. Kindly share and subscribe!!!
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Thanks a lot.
God bless you greatly
Please do you have a video on how to fill the application step by step
Thanks alot
Nice video..thank you very much
Thanks Joe 😊
Please what will you select if you need senior care role
Hello ! I am an intentional candidate want to apply for NHS jobs I have passed IELTS UKVI with bands 6.5
Please guide me if I can apply for job at NHS? What job application I have to fill with bands 6.5 ?? I am very thankful to you for this video shared and liked 👍
Thanks dear, can one apply without CBT?
Well done
Thank you Tom. Kindly share with others and subscribe 🙏
Tnx 💯💯🙏🏿
You're welcome Alfred. If u need further information, kindly message me. Im happy to help anytime. Kindly share the video with others and please subscribe to the channel 😊
Hi! Thank you for the helpful information. Your videos are a great resource and your communication is very clear.
Could you kindly explain the following please...
1. What does this statement mean... "You must have appropriate UK professional registration" under Applicant Requirements means?
For example does it mean that those who have passed CBT awaiting to do OSCEs are not eligible and therefore should NOT apply?
How does one know which jobs are open to overseas applications and which ones are not?
Of course some employers are straight forward but others include statements like the one above which is rather unclear to an aspiring applicant.
2. Another statement goes like... "Applications from job seekers who require current Tier 2/skilled worker sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications." This is also another one that begs more clarification.
Your guidance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hello Jon, if u could kindly send me and email with your contact number, I'll call u and explain everything to you
Sis I thought you will explain here so we can all understand.
I thought I did a good step-by-step tutorial on this one. Please may I kindly know what clarification u need?
Hey I'm a Homeopathic Doctor from India, Trying to apply for Medical Assistant Post through NHS can You guide me how to apply and completing the profile of Trac.
I am International Student of Msc sport and exercise nutrition. I am too much worried and confused regarding the job roles with nhs. If you can guide me
Hello Ali, thank you for watchung and thanks for your support. Please have you completed your course yet?
Thanks a lot for your video. Most vacancies are saying one should have the necessary UK NMC registration. Can one still apply when they are in the process of registering with the nmc?
Hello Indira, please if u have passed IELTS and CBT, u qualify to apply but during the application process, there's a portion where u need to select the option that "u will require Tier 2 sponsorship". Please if u need further information, kindly message me. Kindly share the video with others and please subscribe to the channel. Thank you for your support.
Hy can u apply when u done with IELTS but in the process of writing CBT
I'll advise that u complete both cuz most NHS jobs u see mentioned that u should hv passed IELTS and CBT
This is very helpful am gonna share this video with some of my friends who are interested in this your content is beautiful I love it darling
Awww. That's so touching. Thanks dear 🙏
It's really interesting, thanks for the video 😅😇🥰
Thank you Franklin. Kindly share and subscribe.
Ok I will share it
If u need further information, please don’t hesitate to keep in touch
Hi please do I need to write IELTS exam before I can apply for this jobs ? And also can I apply with results of below band 7 ?
If it is a registered nurse job, u need to get the approved IELTS score for UK NMC
Are they interested in only registered nurses, anyways I àm an state enroll nurse, any advice on were I can apply
For now, im only seeing registered nurse vacancies but if u are a state enrolled nurse, u can apply for Healthcare Assistant jobs using the same process. I'll be on the look out for such jobs and I'll definitely share it
Please is this the same as The NHS Professionals International UK Healthcare Programme?
This is the actual NHS website where u can apply for any NHS jobs
Hello, I would like you to respond to my comment. I am a graduate of a nursing institute in Iraq and I have more than one year of experience. How can I travel to this country and can I get a visa as a nurse?
You need to first write IELTS and CBT exams, then you can contact employers in UK for a job
Hii
I am international student in bachelor and I was apply for nhs catering service because I have lots of experience in catering service so how many days after we can getting reply. It will give replying on mail or on track job application account?
The number of months it will take depends on the number of applications they receive. And yes, all correspondence about the job you apply will be through the trac job account
Hi..I’m from nepal and I’ve recently completed oet&cbt.Now I’m planning to apply for jobs..So my question is Can we apply for directly band 5 in nhs?or should we have apply for band 2-4 as a health care assistant at first?
If you are a registered nurse and you have passed IELTS and CBT, you need to apply as Band 5
Hi,thanks for your video.I am a pharmacist currently practicing in Nigeria.Can I apply as a pharmacist for the NHS jobs?
If u find pharmacy vacancies offer Tier 2 sponsorship, then yes, u can apply
How do you know that this job offer sponsorship or not were do you check
If you scroll to the bottom of the job advert, you'll see information about Certificate of Sponsorship
How many years track job keep nurses biodata
apps.trac.jobs/privacy-notice
According to information on this website, they keep applications details from between 200 to 400 days
Very useful video... Thank you so much... Can we apply in more than one nhs trust at the same time...?
Oh yes, u can. Actually, that is what u have yo do in order to increase your chances of getting the job
@@GoodHealthConsult Very valuable response...Thank you so much...😊
Thank you so much
Can someone apply to study nursing from abroad to UK
Yeah. You'd have to pay tuition fees as international student
Alright
Thank you
Please before applying directly, do you still need the ielts?
Hello Stephy, thanks for watching. Yes please you'll need IELTS. It's the first requirement and you'll need CBT. If u need further information, kindly let me know. Im happy to help. Kindly share and subscribe 🙏
@@GoodHealthConsult thanks a lot, I’ve subscribed.
Thanks Stephy
What about physician assistant jobs
Im only aware of Nursing and senior carer jobs
Can you use NARIC to apply pls?
If u want to register with UK NMC, you'll need IELTS
What if I want to come as career? Is the naric ohk?
It will be ok for the work, that's not a problem. But to the best of my knowledge, if u are going to apply for a work visa, the UK embassy will ask for IELTS UKVI but I know that with that one, they only need at least 4 in each band
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