@Cynthia it’s quite sad. But after intern, you’ll process faster now that you would have gathered enough info and organised yourself well for the journey😊
@Sharon here's a simplified step-by-step guide for a care assistant in Kenya to relocate and work in the UK as a healthcare assistant: Research and confirm that you meet the eligibility requirements for a healthcare assistant in the UK. Apply for healthcare assistant jobs in the UK through job search websites such as NHS Jobs, Totaljobs or Reed. Once you secure a job offer, obtain a visa Complete an English language test such as IELTS. Obtain a Criminal Record Certificate from your home country. Upon arrival in the UK, undergo a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Note that some employers may require additional qualifications or certifications beyond what is listed here, so it's important to check with your potential employer for specific requirements.
@@jimmyomaset Good answer! It's nothing personal, by the way, and I'll happily buy you a drink should we ever meet. We can chat about the time I spent living and working in Kenya. The fact remains that without millions of immigrants we wouldn't need foreign nurses, and wouldn't have greedy doctors on strike. None of you are helping.
@@sharonirungu7482 Absolutely no consideration for the British people, law, or culture. Then either a ticket or money to pay illegal people-traffickers. If you arrive illegally, proving your disrespect and contempt for the country, you'll be given free accommodation, food, and ~£77/week. The government steals these from the indigenous people, despite being elected not to. So you are guaranteed somewhere to live, despite all the homeless people here.
