Is OSCE exam difficult? How long is the OSCE exam?

OSCEs or Objective Structured Clinical Exams are the practical exams of medical school. The exam aims to prepare the candidates for the clinical and communication aspects of becoming a doctor or a nurse (certified healthcare professional). They seem difficult, but with enough practice, the candidate is able to score well.

OSCE tests a circuit of short stations, (the usual is 5–10 minutes although some use up to 15 minute) in which each candidate is examined on a one-to-one basis with one or two examiners who are impartial, with real or simulated patients.

Nurses who qualify from THE IMMACULATE after IELTS / OET are being source from the hospitals in Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Spain, Maldives, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many other countries.

Is Indian nursing degree valid in the UK?

As an overseas nurse, you will need to acquire a UK Work permit from an employer who is able to sponsor you if you are qualified from NMC (Nursing & Midwifery Council) registration. To be able to practice in the UK as a nurse or midwife, every nurse needs to have a current registration and a PIN number.

Benefits of working as a Nurse Abroad

An outstanding salary awaits nurses along with Over Time Pay and many other benefits. The basic pay, and extra pay for those who work in areas where living costs are high, for example, London. The NHS has one of the UK’s best Pension schemes and offers learning opportunities through training programs.

How to apply for nursing job in UK?

THE IMMACULATE assists nurses with securing a job offer from the UK with their strong associations in the United Kingdom healthcare industry. Relocating to the UK as an International Nurse

• Obtain the Qualifications for NMC Registration
• The eligibility to apply for Pre-Registration Nurse or Healthcare Assistant with the NHS.
• Tier 2 Visa Application.
• Arrive in the UK and sit for your OSCE Exam.
• Identification Check.

Assessment & Recognition of qualifications

Work as a nurse in UK, without experience?

Yes you can work.

One of the most significant and welcoming changes in the UK since 2014 made by the NMC UK is the change in rule that will pave way for competent and skillful nurses to come forward and apply for registration without any experience.

How much do nurses earn in UK?

Fully qualified nurses get a starting salary of £24,214 rising to £30,112 on Band 5-NHS Agenda for Change in pay rates. For an experienced Nurse Team Leader on Band 6, salary progresses from £30,401 to £37,267.

Aged 50, too old to become a nurse?

UK admits all age groups for nursing programs, many of them who have opted career change and start a second career or more fulfilling career. 38 percent of ABSN students are over 35.

How much do nurses get paid per hour in UK ?

The average registered nurse salary is £34,148 per year in the United Kingdom or £17.51 per hour. Entry level positions start at £28,491 per year while most experienced workers make up to £55,994 per year.

How much does a NHS nurse earn UK?

The Royal College of Nursing gives us an estimate that the average annual salary of an NHS Nurse is £33,384. The average salary for a Nurse provided is £33,000 and £35,000.

If you want to study nursing in the United Kingdom

What is the age limit for nurses to study in the UK? The minimum age of entry is 17 and half years, but to apply you need to be at least 16 and half years old. Courses are available on part-time basis and designed to meet the needs of mature students with family commitments.

Salary for Nurses in Ireland

Around 28000 to 38400 Euros per annum

Jobs for Nurses in the Middle East

Nurses who pass the exams specified by MOH such as HAAD, DHA, NCLEX, etc are being from THE IMMACULATE to the above mentioned countries.

Salary for Nurses in The Middle East

Around 8,00,000 INR to 12,00,000 INR

Nurses earn pretty well in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Oman and other places in Saudi Arabia.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides housing and other facilities like tennis courts and swimming pools too.