The highlight of this video for me is where you mentioned how you have cared for professors!! Life screws us all😫 At a point I needed to administer medication to a pharmacist who was a service user and she refused; then I now have to explain to her the importance of the medication so as to encourage her to take it...Care is so rewarding but it's a difficult job if you are not a COMPASSIONATE and an EMPATHETIC! Thank you mama for sharing
Yes Chi, career job is very rewarding and really has job security. All the things you said is very true. One without compassion and empathy shouldn’t go into it. My first job when I relocated to 🇺🇸 was in a home with people with developmental disabilities. That job really changed my perception about life. Some have not even fed themselves since birth until adulthood. They never chose to be born that way. Thank you for this video, I know it will help one or two people out there.✌️✌️✌️
Being a career requires a lot of patience and dedication. I don't see anything wrong in Being a career, there's a lot of benefits to Being a career, it even helps open our eyes to reality and helps us realise that we could be the ones in their shoes. You guys are doing a great job
Health care practitioners should be the most rewarding cos you guys do a lot and should be applauded🤝🤝🤝🤝the patience you guys display is not compared to anything.
How I wish many out our people over there will get to know your channel because one can really learn a lot from it. Many people are jobless and don’t know about all this. You are very lucky to be working not far from your home, you don’t need to wake up early like some of us.
Any Job is indeed Noble. Carer job in UK truly has alot of benefits and those Information to you mentioned above that one has to know before. Doing the job rightly whole heartedly key. It is rewarding✌
You are very correct sis, Doing the job has really changed my thinking faculty on how i handle things and i now love it. i was thinking of just doing it for the money but now l love to continue. i have compassion for it now that i miss my resident when am off but i need to rest too. thanks so much for explaining to us
Yes caring job is really highly one and is good you have all the flexibility at your work and Learning has no end continue exploring in education thanks for sharing
Learning is continuous for health care providers to address diverse patient needs. The care job is always available. You just need to be ready to do it. It can be a good start for anyone coming abroad with no other job.
One thing g I love about becoming a carer is you don't need any qualification so you are good to go, and I love the training they put one through, I used to be on the field and did all the training 😃always a pleasure sharing with us sis
Wow I love that where you work is just five minutes away from your house this is so amazing and you have given a great information here for anyone that want to go into caring job especially when they go for interview what their will say. Yes you are very right Childcare is very expensive that’s why you see so many mothers doing a night shift or weekend job
I always say that being a nurse in a hospital can't be compared to homecare. I've done both and I realised homecare is very deep than hospital work. I'm referring to Ghana. In Ghana homecare entails alot. U do everything for the patient whilst in the hospital, the duties are shared amongst us. I'll say my experience in both has helped me but homecare has elevated my skills
You see! Home care nursing doesn't even exists in my country. Working in the western world will be so easy for you because you have got so much experience
Thank you so much Sis Chy for sharing this amazing information about Health Care Assistance that's has been my job for the past 8 years in France , it is called Aide Soignante in Franch language and l must confess that is such an amazing job that has alot of respect to the society and also well paid job, l had a diploma course for one year for it , just like you said is a job that will open your eye and helps you to know the lifestyle of the country where you are living , thanks once again for sharing l really enjoyed watching.
Yes that’s a whole lot truth care and support work, staying around the old and the disables, seeing their daily predicaments and struggles must surely put one into the reflections about life. It’ll be very handy and stress free working 5 minutes close to one’s home. Keep the flag flying 💪
Wow this is awesome I dont regret subscribing to ur channel your the best and I will like to keep ur contact until I come to uk as a student keep up ur good work you just made my day.
It’s always available more than the skilled job,my hubby experienced with a lot of professional like Doctors,Surgeons,Businnes gurus that have retired and needs lots of therapy it’s a privilege to give back to them It’s not easy but it’s a work of compassion,love and patience It’s nice that your work place is close to your house.
@@georgeallwell3893 Once you get 5 years care assistant working visa, your student visa is revoked hence your study is over. Work visa allows you to apply for PR at the end of the 5 years dear
Wow! Another packed information. Yes, areas have their different ways of saying things. Here it is called fags. We started our Journey in Scotland and I struggled so much to understand their accent etc ie,a lady is referred to as 'hen'. They call even people old enough to be their grandparents by their first names etc
Thanks so much for this video. I’m a Nigerian looking for an opportunity to relocate to the Uk to work as a Carer. I have applied to over 100 care homes/hospitals, all I got from them is an unfortunate reply and those that gave good replies said they don’t have sponsorship. Kindly help us post link to employers that offer sponsorship to overseas applicants 🙏
Welldone dear. Never give up trying however before applying always ensure you are applying to a care job with tier 2 sponsorship in UK. I will also look up for some and post or make a video on them just that job adverts is never a permanent advert.
Is good to know that caring job is always available, so if one wants to apply for this job how do you go about it? Every job is noble unlike what we see In Naija I need to run away from this country
Thank you very much for your wonderful talk and information you have provided. Please I want to know if there is age limit to work in the UK as a carer ? I am a registered Nurse/Midwife in Nigeria working in a public health organisation iam beginning to missed my direct services to patients and i have been thinking of relocating to UK through this route ,over time I have developed passion for this job and planning to begin processing . I will be needing your support in the area of information.
No age limit unless you chose to retire when your strength can no longer carry you. You can apply for a nursing job I UK directly from Nigeria through ID MEDICAL or look up for healthcare assistant jobs in UK with tier 2 visa sponsorship on Google and apply for as many as you can.
This is my space. If took this case to court you would see it all over social media. So what's the difference? We share our experiences on our channel for people to learn sis.
What did you say was in the cupboard? I didn't get that. Do you think there is a down side of being a carer? It appears you only said the good side. Thanks for sharing!
"Marmalade". I can't really figure out any downsides yet hence is not going to be a permanent job for me. Though racism is something I have experienced in the past and now
Thank you so much for sharing, I have a 7yrs old child that I want to bring along as i travel to UK. I have been worried about how I will balance with work and taking care of him. How is it done?
7 year old is of primary school age. Put him in school. Pay childminders to pick him up afterwards or speak to someone to help. You cannot know what help is available to you until you are here
Checkout my recent video on the top 10 websites for jobs in the UK. I mentioned one in the list for accounting jobs there. I can't recall exact name again. Apologies. Just check the video sis
Thanks for the information,God bless you real good. Is it possible for a single mum of two(13 and 10year old to take up health assistants job? Moreso I feel it easier because probably you got there with study route. Is it easier coming from another country on work visa?
It's very easy to apply for healthcare assistant job and come in from outside of the UK. My dear, marriage is not a thing here. Single parenting evolves here. Hence you can have them in school and go to work here you are good to go
Did you say no qualification? In Italy you have to study for 1000h to become a carer. theory 550h practical 450h and it last for 1yr or 1/2yr depending on the region
@@ChySpace here you can only work without qualification in people’s home as a private carer either full time or partime but not in a public establishment like nursing home and hospitals
Thanks for sharing,in the past I wanted to do CNA but as time went on, I just gave up.Anyway im not in the UK but I do feel CNA is a career with a future and you can always find a job especially here in Europe. Anyway,how long does it take to be CNA certified in the UK?
Hmm. My hubby is her on a work visa dear. Coming in here on a work visa, you are required to work either 35 or 40 hours a week, which you can cover under 3 to 4 days a week and the rest if these days na off days for you unless you want extra shifts
The 40 hours contract will be spread throughout the week and you will end up with one or two days off … unless you get night shift which will be 10 hrs or 12hours per night… And yes most sponsors will not allow you to work anywhere else until you finish the contract with them . Which will be 2.5 years renewable if they still need you.
Nice video ma. Please do we need to go work in a nursing home or hospital to gain a little experience before we come into the UK to get this job? Will be coming in as a student soon. And someone like me that gets irritated easily with things like people throwing up, will I be able to cope? 😭😭😭 I have 2 kids.
You don't need no experience since you already nursing 2 kids. That's a lot of casework experience for your cv for you. Not every care requires messy cleaning
@@ChySpace wow ma you have really inspired me. Thank you so much for always. Please do you have a video on how I can put these experiences into my cv to make sense? And how do I know the jobs that involve messy cleaning or not? Is it those ones that are for The mental health centres? Please enlighten this clueless girl ma 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Once you arrive here, just Google care jobs without experience near me. Lots of them close to you would show up or go to a community initiative centre near your address, tell them you a care job within your local, they would help you with a few around your address
I don't need to explain myself. You condemned the african culture of our brothers, sisters, uncles etc taking care of us when we are old. I don't know if you have travelled alot. In South America, Asia and Africa, we have the same culture towards our old loved ones. But, maybe it would be good if you children put you in care home when you are old here in uk. Good luck sister
I don't agree with you my sister. We Africans love to take care of our parents, but the europeans don't care for their parents. Daughter's inlaws issues or son inlaws issues, we Africans love to take care of our parents.
It's not disputable sis. Its our culture to care for our parents in our own homes but her they have a culture of taking care of their aged parents in the care homes which government provide certain percentage for their upkeep
@@ChySpace They send their parents to care homes,because their working systems don't permit and they care for only themselves. Imagine you working 12 hours shift,how can you care for you children and parents. We are blessed in Africa
Again, I don't know how you understand it. Govt takes your house when you old,to enable you get into care home because you don't have enough money to pay, or you did not pay enough tax to sustain you. Is that pride? Also you must know,nothing goes for free in Europe
@@blessingokpighe5729 Blessing dear, the working hour schedules in Europe is far more better than what we have in our country. It gives everyone who is willing to work an opportunity to, including nursing moms. People can cover as low as 2 hours, 4, 5, 6, ...to 14 hours of shift depending on your availability and what you can do. I have seen bankers working from 9:30 am to 2:3 pm 5 days a week. A Nigerian friend of mine also works in the bank for just 2 days a week. Why is this so, because they have children and that was officially considered. Will anyone ever be giving such working hours condition in Nigeria? No! Instead working mothers leave their house 5.am trying to beat traffic especially those living in Lagos mainland working in Island. I hope you recall the official working hours in Nigeria for professionals. How about sales girls--working longer hours. Your assertion about the whites not caring for their aged parents is not totally false but wrong. About 60% them do care fir their parents and children even though, husband, wife and children might be living in the different houses on the same street. They don't have that culture of over dependent where a 20 year old in Nigeria is still not considered a man. They don't believe in being a burden to their children at old age hence they have enjoyed their youthful life, their children and their families should too. Now in the case of government taking over houses when owners get into the care homes is justifiable. Westerners don't acquire wealth for their unborn children like we do. Some of their children become financially responsible before ever they turn 18 and above. Why you want to keep a house that you can no longer maintain or live there? Your children have all grown and moved on to different cities with their families. Families are always coming visiting their aged parents at the care homes or employ support workers who goes to their parents homes to support them daily. Why won't they govt sell the house, use the proceeds to support your care in the nursing home? Most whites are not interested in inheritance.
@@ChySpace I must disagree on some of your views especially regarding some of the elderly forced to sell their house to pay for their care package . I happen to work with many of the clients but I haven’t come across someone’s happy that the house they worked so hard all their life’s to pay for is taken from them because of the high care costs… every single one wants to leave the inheritance for their children and their grandchildren… Also the U.K. population higher on age group 75years and above whereas Nigeria higher population is 20years to 45years …only mentioned Nigeria since you referred to this on your comment… but this goes to majority of other African countries…
The way you are talking about U.K. Care work and the care system feels like you’re paid off to say so… there are many flaws to it but you’re misleading many … You need qualifications to be a caregiver and that’s why all the sponsors offering work visa have to train you for 3 months before you can start working..
Ese atuendo me vuelve loco Sweetlovee.Monster loco contigo y tienes ese cuerpo curvilíneo, hiciste un buen trabajo modelándolo también. También me gusta el último atuendo. Me encantag cómo los cinturones de liga se.
I know,but i watch your video,when you say that you want to resign from being a care worker. Due to what you went through in your place of work. So don't praise care work,our brothers and sisters get sacked everyday due to their color
The highlight of this video for me is where you mentioned how you have cared for professors!! Life screws us all😫
At a point I needed to administer medication to a pharmacist who was a service user and she refused; then I now have to explain to her the importance of the medication so as to encourage her to take it...Care is so rewarding but it's a difficult job if you are not a COMPASSIONATE and an EMPATHETIC! Thank you mama for sharing
I can imagine the scenario between you and the pharmacist. Old age can unravel lots of strange characters in humans.
Lecturing job fit you. Because you know how to explain things perfectly well
Lol! That's my dream profession sis
She does it so well!
The volumn of continuous learning and education is overwhelming...I'm happy you have the flexibility at your job as a working mom.
Yes, I'm enjoying the flexibility
Yes Chi, career job is very rewarding and really has job security. All the things you said is very true. One without compassion and empathy shouldn’t go into it. My first job when I relocated to 🇺🇸 was in a home with people with developmental disabilities. That job really changed my perception about life. Some have not even fed themselves since birth until adulthood. They never chose to be born that way. Thank you for this video, I know it will help one or two people out there.✌️✌️✌️
That's it Ada. We are absolutely advantageous not to be in their positions
Being a career requires a lot of patience and dedication. I don't see anything wrong in Being a career, there's a lot of benefits to Being a career, it even helps open our eyes to reality and helps us realise that we could be the ones in their shoes. You guys are doing a great job
Sure. Its whole lot to the care givers and the service users
Health care practitioners should be the most rewarding cos you guys do a lot and should be applauded🤝🤝🤝🤝the patience you guys display is not compared to anything.
That's certain sis. It takes so much empty
I've never fancied carer jobs because I feel they are stressful. But this video has opened my eyes to the good side. You will do great as a lecturer🙌
Thanks Oly
How I wish many out our people over there will get to know your channel because one can really learn a lot from it. Many people are jobless and don’t know about all this. You are very lucky to be working not far from your home, you don’t need to wake up early like some of us.
Yes, my workplace is far off that's why I'm getting a new job with the application I am yet to submit to the care home next to me
Alot of fantastic benefits mentioned my lady, well done. And I love the fact that it’s rewarding and respectful job, unlike in Nigeria
Sure. It's noble
Thanks for your informative video. I am going to go to the interview for health care assistant position and it was really inspiring information.❤
Best of luck dear 😍
Any Job is indeed Noble. Carer job in UK truly has alot of benefits and those Information to you mentioned above that one has to know before. Doing the job rightly whole heartedly key. It is rewarding✌
That's it sis
I really like the last point. If you are not an emotional its better not to. The time flessibiliti is very important. Thank you for sharing this
Many thanks Amy
This video needs to go viral… you really explained everything. Thank you so much sis for sharing. 🙌🏾🥰
Much love Jenny
Weldone Chy Nwanne’m! You spoke very well. Carers are very precious people! Their reward is in heaven. Well done for this grand explanation.
Their reward are in heaven indeed lol
You are very correct sis, Doing the job has really changed my thinking faculty on how i handle things and i now love it. i was thinking of just doing it for the money but now l love to continue. i have compassion for it now that i miss my resident when am off but i need to rest too. thanks so much for explaining to us
Oh sure. One needs a time off work
Love how you explain things. This will be very useful for those that want to relocate to UK
Thanks Oge
Weldone mama. Looking so fine! My health care assistant. Very well explained!
Thanks Gini
Yes caring job is really highly one and is good you have all the flexibility at your work and Learning has no end continue exploring in education thanks for sharing
You're right Jozzy. Thanks you
Learning is continuous for health care providers to address diverse patient needs. The care job is always available. You just need to be ready to do it. It can be a good start for anyone coming abroad with no other job.
That's perfectly correct Febine. Start with it and then progress
One thing g I love about becoming a carer is you don't need any qualification so you are good to go, and I love the training they put one through, I used to be on the field and did all the training 😃always a pleasure sharing with us sis
You can say that again Bertha
This video is a eye opener for me, most of us in Italy always reject this job.we always think is stressful, Thank you so much for sharing sis
It's not sis. Just same thing we do at home
Well done sis, you are doing amazing!
Thanks Tochi
Thankyou for sharing this! I am about to start my first ever job- a healthcare assistant xx
Congratulations dear
Wow I love that where you work is just five minutes away from your house this is so amazing and you have given a great information here for anyone that want to go into caring job especially when they go for interview what their will say. Yes you are very right Childcare is very expensive that’s why you see so many mothers doing a night shift or weekend job
Yes, my workplace is far off my house. It's the new place I want to apply for sis
@@ChySpace aww ok sis That’s very good
I always say that being a nurse in a hospital can't be compared to homecare. I've done both and I realised homecare is very deep than hospital work. I'm referring to Ghana. In Ghana homecare entails alot. U do everything for the patient whilst in the hospital, the duties are shared amongst us. I'll say my experience in both has helped me but homecare has elevated my skills
You see! Home care nursing doesn't even exists in my country. Working in the western world will be so easy for you because you have got so much experience
Thank you so much Sis Chy for sharing this amazing information about Health Care Assistance that's has been my job for the past 8 years in France , it is called Aide Soignante in Franch language and l must confess that is such an amazing job that has alot of respect to the society and also well paid job, l had a diploma course for one year for it , just like you said is a job that will open your eye and helps you to know the lifestyle of the country where you are living , thanks once again for sharing l really enjoyed watching.
Bless you. You're doing a great job and can easily progress to a higher healthcare profession if you wish to
Thanks my beautiful Sis
Thank you so much momma for this information ❤️❤️ I can't wait to land😁
You're most welcome. Success in processing your visa
Sis, I just love the way you explained it. Working and learning more about the job is very good.
Yes, that's all it entails
Yes that’s a whole lot truth care and support work, staying around the old and the disables, seeing their daily predicaments and struggles must surely put one into the reflections about life. It’ll be very handy and stress free working 5 minutes close to one’s home. Keep the flag flying 💪
Oh sure sis. One needs to be empathetic and emotional to do the job
Thank you for making this video. This is really eye-opening. I am glad I watched this.
I am glad you found it helpful too Nwanneamaka. Thanks for stopping by
Useful tips my teacher, and your house is closer to your working place. Thanks for sharing with us sis ,💋
Thanks Mariam
Another good and inspiring video. Thanks for sharing
Much love ❤
Beautiful video enjoyed watching always stay connected 🌲
Thanks for this your very inspiring information. It's quite loaded with all that i have really wanted to know about being a healthcare assistant.
Much appreciated Celestine
Thank you for this timely and inspiring video. God bless you. I like the spiritual aspect of this video.
Sure! Thanks for Mathew for stopping by
Enjoying ur video from Kenya
Much appreciated Gravika
Wow this is awesome I dont regret subscribing to ur channel your the best and I will like to keep ur contact until I come to uk as a student keep up ur good work you just made my day.
Aww! I am flattered. Many thanks Adanna. Goodluck in all sis.
It’s always available more than the skilled job,my hubby experienced with a lot of professional like Doctors,Surgeons,Businnes gurus that have retired and needs lots of therapy it’s a privilege to give back to them
It’s not easy but it’s a work of compassion,love and patience
It’s nice that your work place is close to your house.
Yes, it's whole lot. It changes the care givers mental inclination
Wow! I always enjoy listening to you. You are a good teacher
Many thanks Edith
Keep up the good work Sis. Your contents are brandable. You are really helping a lot of people out there 👏👌
Many thanks Lily
Great information. Well done for sharing my dear. a lot of ppl will need this ❤❤
Thanks Mavy
Thanks sis for this video....really an encouragement.God bless you ma
Thanks Akunna
God bless you sis. Hope to see you soon. I'm tired of obodo Saudi Arabia.
Aww! Glad you will be coming over soon
Wow am really getting interested about this job nice sharing with us ma
Thanks Gla
Thank you so much I really enjoyed your video thank you for this
Thanks Victoria
in Belgium, you must have the 1 year training before you can be employed. UK is flexible
Yes, it's flexible here
Chi bravo you explained these very well my dear. You explained the two care job very well.
Thanks Chioma
Yes caring job is readily available compared highly skilled jobs 👌
Exactly 💯
Care is now listed on the skilled worker visa so all carers are highly skilled now😜🏃♂️🏃♂️
@@helenilemonaC Abi 😜
@@ChySpace but ma, can someone with student visa obtain pr after working for them for 5 years?
@@georgeallwell3893 Once you get 5 years care assistant working visa, your student visa is revoked hence your study is over. Work visa allows you to apply for PR at the end of the 5 years dear
every job is noble. exactly what it should be
That's right Debby
I love healthcare, went to get experience from hospitals in Nigeria they mostly don't know what care giving is
It's nothing in Nigeria but it exists. They call them axillary nurses back home
Thank you for this video it's very encouraging
Much appreciated Nyaga
Amazing sharing sis great info you look absolutely beautiful
Thanks Ngor
Thanks for sharing, you have encouraging words
Thanks Oketch
Thanks for all you do. God bless you
Many thanks
Wow this is eye opening
Sure
Wonderful.
Welcome to Thailand 💕
Welcome
The English speaking countries has enormous advantages over all this European countries. Thanks for sharing!
That's true
Wow! Another packed information. Yes, areas have their different ways of saying things. Here it is called fags. We started our Journey in Scotland and I struggled so much to understand their accent etc ie,a lady is referred to as 'hen'. They call even people old enough to be their grandparents by their first names etc
"Hen" for a lady for real! Different slangs abounds here. I'm enjoying their food recipes though
Thanks so much for this video. I’m a Nigerian looking for an opportunity to relocate to the Uk to work as a Carer. I have applied to over 100 care homes/hospitals, all I got from them is an unfortunate reply and those that gave good replies said they don’t have sponsorship. Kindly help us post link to employers that offer sponsorship to overseas applicants 🙏
Welldone dear. Never give up trying however before applying always ensure you are applying to a care job with tier 2 sponsorship in UK. I will also look up for some and post or make a video on them just that job adverts is never a permanent advert.
Waoooo
Thanks for sharing
You are amazing mam ❤
Thanks Tambi
My senior at Community Girls
Onye ma kwa m here? Lol! Nice to have you on here Onyii. Thanks so much for connecting with me here again after ages
The elders should age at home surrounded by their loved ones.
You're right bro. But some Nigerian great grand elders like Tinubu and Buhari prefer aging in Aso Rock lol
First here💃
Five shifting routine in a day wow Naija we need to do better
Is good to know that caring job is always available, so if one wants to apply for this job how do you go about it?
Every job is noble unlike what we see In Naija
I need to run away from this country
Applying from Nigeria, Is the current healthcare assistant job that offers you 5 years visa with your family that you need to apply for on Google
Everyone timings are accommodated
Thank you very much for your wonderful talk and information you have provided. Please I want to know if there is age limit to work in the UK as a carer ? I am a registered Nurse/Midwife in Nigeria working in a public health organisation iam beginning to missed my direct services to patients and i have been thinking of relocating to UK through this route ,over time I have developed passion for this job and planning to begin processing . I will be needing your support in the area of information.
No age limit unless you chose to retire when your strength can no longer carry you. You can apply for a nursing job I UK directly from Nigeria through ID MEDICAL or look up for healthcare assistant jobs in UK with tier 2 visa sponsorship on Google and apply for as many as you can.
We should mind what we say on social media, as africans
This is my space. If took this case to court you would see it all over social media. So what's the difference? We share our experiences on our channel for people to learn sis.
It's your space,but think about it if UA-cam is no longer existing tomorrow. Because UA-cam would not be there forever sister
@@blessingokpighe5729 Nothing last forever. Humans expires too.
And you have an annual pension of £600.00 a year to look forward to
Thanks for the above
What did you say was in the cupboard? I didn't get that.
Do you think there is a down side of being a carer? It appears you only said the good side. Thanks for sharing!
"Marmalade". I can't really figure out any downsides yet hence is not going to be a permanent job for me. Though racism is something I have experienced in the past and now
Thank you so much for sharing,
I have a 7yrs old child that I want to bring along as i travel to UK. I have been worried about how I will balance with work and taking care of him.
How is it done?
7 year old is of primary school age. Put him in school. Pay childminders to pick him up afterwards or speak to someone to help. You cannot know what help is available to you until you are here
@@ChySpace thank you so much for the response
chy could u please tell me the best Agency that can offer best accounts jobs n their salaries
Checkout my recent video on the top 10 websites for jobs in the UK. I mentioned one in the list for accounting jobs there. I can't recall exact name again. Apologies. Just check the video sis
I want to come as a carer do you know any companies giving sponsorships
Register with indeed or total jobs.
Thanks for the information,God bless you real good.
Is it possible for a single mum of two(13 and 10year old to take up health assistants job?
Moreso I feel it easier because probably you got there with study route.
Is it easier coming from another country on work visa?
It's very easy to apply for healthcare assistant job and come in from outside of the UK. My dear, marriage is not a thing here. Single parenting evolves here. Hence you can have them in school and go to work here you are good to go
Did you say no qualification? In Italy you have to study for 1000h to become a carer. theory 550h practical 450h and it last for 1yr or 1/2yr depending on the region
You mostly train on the job here.
@@ChySpace here you can only work without qualification in people’s home as a private carer either full time or partime but not in a public establishment like nursing home and hospitals
Can a single mom be a career?
What’s the best health care job that’s suitable for a single mom , I am asking for a friend who’s planning on relocating
Why not. Marriage no dey reign here sis. Na partnership or single parenting
@@ChySpace 🙆♀️ wow … thanks for the reply ❤️
Thanks for sharing,in the past I wanted to do CNA but as time went on, I just gave up.Anyway im not in the UK but I do feel CNA is a career with a future and you can always find a job especially here in Europe.
Anyway,how long does it take to be CNA certified in the UK?
Thanks Rika for stopping by. 4-6weeks duration
@@ChySpace thanks so much
Coming thru a work visa means the organization will use that person day and night or what do u feel
Hmm. My hubby is her on a work visa dear. Coming in here on a work visa, you are required to work either 35 or 40 hours a week, which you can cover under 3 to 4 days a week and the rest if these days na off days for you unless you want extra shifts
The 40 hours contract will be spread throughout the week and you will end up with one or two days off … unless you get night shift which will be 10 hrs or 12hours per night… And yes most sponsors will not allow you to work anywhere else until you finish the contract with them . Which will be 2.5 years renewable if they still need you.
Nice video ma. Please do we need to go work in a nursing home or hospital to gain a little experience before we come into the UK to get this job? Will be coming in as a student soon. And someone like me that gets irritated easily with things like people throwing up, will I be able to cope? 😭😭😭 I have 2 kids.
You don't need no experience since you already nursing 2 kids. That's a lot of casework experience for your cv for you. Not every care requires messy cleaning
@@ChySpace wow ma you have really inspired me. Thank you so much for always. Please do you have a video on how I can put these experiences into my cv to make sense? And how do I know the jobs that involve messy cleaning or not? Is it those ones that are for The mental health centres? Please enlighten this clueless girl ma 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Nne please how can I apply for it because we are moving to the UK before September
Once you arrive here, just Google care jobs without experience near me. Lots of them close to you would show up or go to a community initiative centre near your address, tell them you a care job within your local, they would help you with a few around your address
@@ChySpace thank you dear but the only problem am having is how to write CV for the healthcare job
@@blessingagbogu Some might not ask for it. Put your cv together depending on what you have been doing back home
@@ChySpace thank you so much
God bless you and your family
Hi dear , I have one question .
Is it true you can do your nails even French tips that are short
No 👎
So you can fix nails
can I still work above 20hrs if I'm a tier 4 Nursing student working for NHSP
Yes.
Please how can one apply and what are the procedure?
Search for healthcare assistant jobs in UK with tier 2 visa sponsorship on Google and apply
Alright
If your children are like European children, would you like to go to care home?
Can you explain yourself better please?
I don't need to explain myself. You condemned the african culture of our brothers, sisters, uncles etc taking care of us when we are old. I don't know if you have travelled alot. In South America, Asia and Africa, we have the same culture towards our old loved ones. But, maybe it would be good if you children put you in care home when you are old here in uk. Good luck sister
Are there any male Carers ? Can males apply ?
Why not. I have 6 men working at my workplace. There are male nurses and carers here
I don't agree with you my sister. We Africans love to take care of our parents, but the europeans don't care for their parents. Daughter's inlaws issues or son inlaws issues, we Africans love to take care of our parents.
It's not disputable sis. Its our culture to care for our parents in our own homes but her they have a culture of taking care of their aged parents in the care homes which government provide certain percentage for their upkeep
@@ChySpace They send their parents to care homes,because their working systems don't permit and they care for only themselves. Imagine you working 12 hours shift,how can you care for you children and parents. We are blessed in Africa
Again, I don't know how you understand it. Govt takes your house when you old,to enable you get into care home because you don't have enough money to pay, or you did not pay enough tax to sustain you. Is that pride? Also you must know,nothing goes for free in Europe
@@blessingokpighe5729 Blessing dear, the working hour schedules in Europe is far more better than what we have in our country. It gives everyone who is willing to work an opportunity to, including nursing moms. People can cover as low as 2 hours, 4, 5, 6, ...to 14 hours of shift depending on your availability and what you can do. I have seen bankers working from 9:30 am to 2:3 pm 5 days a week. A Nigerian friend of mine also works in the bank for just 2 days a week. Why is this so, because they have children and that was officially considered. Will anyone ever be giving such working hours condition in Nigeria? No! Instead working mothers leave their house 5.am trying to beat traffic especially those living in Lagos mainland working in Island. I hope you recall the official working hours in Nigeria for professionals. How about sales girls--working longer hours.
Your assertion about the whites not caring for their aged parents is not totally false but wrong. About 60% them do care fir their parents and children even though, husband, wife and children might be living in the different houses on the same street. They don't have that culture of over dependent where a 20 year old in Nigeria is still not considered a man. They don't believe in being a burden to their children at old age hence they have enjoyed their youthful life, their children and their families should too.
Now in the case of government taking over houses when owners get into the care homes is justifiable. Westerners don't acquire wealth for their unborn children like we do. Some of their children become financially responsible before ever they turn 18 and above. Why you want to keep a house that you can no longer maintain or live there? Your children have all grown and moved on to different cities with their families. Families are always coming visiting their aged parents at the care homes or employ support workers who goes to their parents homes to support them daily. Why won't they govt sell the house, use the proceeds to support your care in the nursing home? Most whites are not interested in inheritance.
@@ChySpace I must disagree on some of your views especially regarding some of the elderly forced to sell their house to pay for their care package . I happen to work with many of the clients but I haven’t come across someone’s happy that the house they worked so hard all their life’s to pay for is taken from them because of the high care costs… every single one wants to leave the inheritance for their children and their grandchildren… Also the U.K. population higher on age group 75years and above whereas Nigeria higher population is 20years to 45years …only mentioned Nigeria since you referred to this on your comment… but this goes to majority of other African countries…
The way you are talking about U.K. Care work and the care system feels like you’re paid off to say so… there are many flaws to it but you’re misleading many … You need qualifications to be a caregiver and that’s why all the sponsors offering work visa have to train you for 3 months before you can start working..
Did I not mentioned you get trained on the job dear? That means you do not necessarily need a qualification to get started at first
Ese atuendo me vuelve loco Sweetlovee.Monster loco contigo y tienes ese cuerpo curvilíneo, hiciste un buen trabajo modelándolo también. También me gusta el último atuendo. Me encantag cómo los cinturones de liga se.
Much appreciated dear
You graduated in psychology, but you are a care assistant. Think about it, your color is not important here
Nigerian doctors and bank managers work as healthcare assistants in the UK sis. Think it about dear.
I know,but i watch your video,when you say that you want to resign from being a care worker. Due to what you went through in your place of work. So don't praise care work,our brothers and sisters get sacked everyday due to their color