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Studying nursing in Uk

mairead116 · 2010-08-05 10:56:27

Hey, I did a FETAC pre-nursing course this year and i've got what i needed for nursing. I have applied to ucas and am now in the "clearing". I am confused about what level i should be applying for. Should I be applying for a degree in nursing in order to be allowed to work over here. I heard that with other levels, you…

05-08-2010 10:56am

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mairead116

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Hey, I did a FETAC pre-nursing course this year and i've got what i needed for nursing. I have applied to ucas and am now in the "clearing". I am confused about what level i should be applying for. Should I be applying for a degree in nursing in order to be allowed to work over here. I heard that with other levels, you aren't permited to work over here. Please help!

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I know for a fact to do basic nursing training in the UK who only need 5 GCSE's which would basically be the same as our junior cert. so, it would be really unfair if you could study there with a lot less entry requirements and then come over here and be permitted to work.

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