Thank you, Dr Joshi! The video is very insightful and I have a small that can an overseas dentist apply for the academic clinical fellow in DCT (DCT1) with temporary registration?
Hello, thank you for the video, when exactly you need to apply for temporary registration to GDC, can it be few days before you post begin? For example posts usually start in September, when you should fill temporary registration application form to GDC?
Is after securing a post in NHS Trust and completing temporary registration, will NHS give any stipend to us if we opt for 6 or 12 months to do training under NHS, or do we have to pay them to allow us to do training in NHS, please do reply.
Congratulations on securing a post .Now, when you already have a post, you can write to GDC directly or call them and they ll guide you about all the documents you ll need to submit from your current state dental council and yourself. It doesn't take much long to process.
Since it’s not possible for international applicants to do the dft year under temporary registration, is it okay to do the DCT without taking the DFT? (I’ve done an internship year where I live)
Hi. Thank you for the video, very informative. So for all the posts such as DCT and DF we need to first do the exam and then interview. And DCT, DF how are they different from SHO?Kindly let me know. Thank you in advance......
Hello mam I am a dentist from India and I have applied for DCT 1 post but they said that you are not eligible for performers dct so what can be the reason for this. DCT 1 post is open for all overseas dentist right??
All dental jobs like dentist, dental hygienist, therapists, prosthetists, etc are regulated in the UK.. So, you will have to clear the exams to work in dental field. Hopefully I have answered your question.
Perfect information i am Dr chandrakant Dhanni dentist from India 18 years experience in different countries currently working in Maldives country
Can you guide me about the situation judgement test? How to prepare for it? Cost? Etc?
Thank you, Dr Joshi! The video is very insightful and I have a small that can an overseas dentist apply for the academic clinical fellow in DCT (DCT1) with temporary registration?
Glad you liked the videos! Yes! If you are able to secure a post, you will get temporary reg with GDC and the sponsorship as well.
Hello, thank you for the video, when exactly you need to apply for temporary registration to GDC, can it be few days before you post begin? For example posts usually start in September, when you should fill temporary registration application form to GDC?
how will the copdent offer me a letter?
Hi dr. I really would like to know whats the imigration process like during all of this😊
Is after securing a post in NHS Trust and completing temporary registration, will NHS give any stipend to us if we opt for 6 or 12 months to do training under NHS, or do we have to pay them to allow us to do training in NHS, please do reply.
I already have a post but im confused with the steps and how to make the temporary registration
Congratulations on securing a post .Now, when you already have a post, you can write to GDC directly or call them and they ll guide you about all the documents you ll need to submit from your current state dental council and yourself. It doesn't take much long to process.
Can you please share more how did you find the post??
How did u find the post?
Since it’s not possible for international applicants to do the dft year under temporary registration, is it okay to do the DCT without taking the DFT? (I’ve done an internship year where I live)
Yes, dct can be done without dft by an international dentist who has done the bds with internship.
@@DrShalluJoshiBhardwaj alright thank you so much 🙏🏻
How much the fees do we need to pay for the process in gds for temporary registration
All that is on the GDC website.
What is cost of whole procedure
What's CGS?
Hi. Thank you for the video, very informative. So for all the posts such as DCT and DF we need to first do the exam and then interview.
And DCT, DF how are they different from SHO?Kindly let me know.
Thank you in advance......
DCT is same as SHO...DFT is foundation training , not for overseas dentist.
How to apply for DCT jobs? Any website?
Roughly how long it takes to proceed?
The timeline is given at the COPDEND website.
Are these slots paid?
Is that we have to compulsorily enroll in post graduation course...or just plain bds from India can apply
BDS is a must, not the PG.
Thankyou so much
But how can we apply for dct if we have not done dft as we have not cleared ore...
Hello mam I am a dentist from India and I have applied for DCT 1 post but they said that you are not eligible for performers dct so what can be the reason for this.
DCT 1 post is open for all overseas dentist right??
Have you completed MFDS Part 1 and Part 2 exams from any Royal Colleges?
@@shafeeqahamed3324 Thanku for your reply
No
Do I need to pass this exam??
Only Bds with housejob can apply for sho? Or do we need to have postgraduate training as well to be eligible?
BDS with internship/ house job is the requirement.
Hii... How long does it take from applying to finally getting the work visa
Hi Jessica, the timeline can be found on COPDEND website. There are fix timings and deadlines each year for each step!
For GDC registration IELTS is compulsory or any other options available, please tell me. Thanks
GDC states that You need to do IELTS if you have done your degree 2 years back
@@DrShalluJoshiBhardwaj thanks
Hello, are dentists from India eligible to secure a post under temporary registration?
Yes, they are.
@@DrShalluJoshiBhardwaj Thank you so much for your response back, are there any specific agencies that do guide with the process.
Hay mam i am from India I have 14 years experience acrylic denture Prosse but i haven't a degree. I am 10 pass. I am trying to work UK.. Plz help me
All dental jobs like dentist, dental hygienist, therapists, prosthetists, etc are regulated in the UK.. So, you will have to clear the exams to work in dental field. Hopefully I have answered your question.
Hii. What is the salary
you can check it with the nhs site.