Best case scenario , it will take six month from applicant responds to job advertisement to employment checks, qualification, CBT and NMC Pre – registration checks.

NMC will accept an IELTS Academic examination certificate that confirms you achieved:
· an overall score of at least 7
· at least 6.5 in the writing section and at least 7 in the reading, listening and speaking sections..

Combining IELTS test scores
You can achieve the required mark across two test sittings if:
· you sit the tests within six months of each other
· you’re tested in all four sections at the same time
· all scores in both sittings are above 6.5, and
· you achieve at least 6.5 in the writing section and at least 7 in the reading, listening and speaking sections in either of the two test sittings.

Please visit NMC website for further examples https://www.nmc.org.uk/registration/joining-the-register/english-language-requirements/

You must have a Diploma or B.Sc. degree in nursing, a current nursing license in your home country, 1 year of work experience and good English speaking skills.

All staff in pay bands 1 to 7 will be eligible for overtime payments. There is a single harmonised rate of time-and–a-half for all overtime (1.5), with the exception of work on general public holidays, which will be paid at double time (2).
Overtime payments will be based on the hourly rate provided by basic pay plus any long-term recruitment and retention premia.
 Part-time employees will receive payments for the additional hours at plain time rates until their hours exceed standard hours of 37.5 hours a week.

You must have £945 in your bank account for 90 days before you apply. This is to prove you can support yourself.

You do not need to prove this if you have a fully approved (‘A-rated’) sponsor who can give you at least £945 to cover your costs for a month if you need it. Your sponsor must confirm this on the certificate of sponsorship.

The OSCE is made up of six stations, each lasting between 10 – 20 minutes.

The OSCE is a scenario based approach which includes the following
A – Patient Centred Assessment
P – Planning Care
I – Implementation
E – Evaluation
Clinical Skills
You will be assessed on two clinical skills, typical skills which you could be tested on, within a nursing/midwifery scenario include but are not limited to:
• Vital signs • Calculating drug dosages • Intramuscular and subcutaneous injections • Basic life support – cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (adult, child, baby) • Safe disposal of sharps • Medication administration • Peak expiratory flow rate • Wound care • Urinary catheterisation – including insertion, catheter care, obtaining a specimen of urine, removal of a catheter etc • Hand hygiene • Palpation (Midwifery only) • Auscultation of fetal heart (Midwifery only) • New born check (Midwifery only)

• IOM Sri Lanka
No 42/1
Horton Place
Colombo 7
Tel: 011 203 1700
uktbappointmentssl@iom.int
Working hours: From 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday (except on IOM official holidays)

The fee for a TB screening is 90 US dollars for adults and 40 US dollars for children under 11 years old . The fee must be paid in local currency directly to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) clinic.
The cost of the test is in addition to the visa application fee.

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Institute of Certified Management Accountants of Sri Lanka

29/24, Visakha Road

Colombo 04

Sri Lanka

Tel+94 (0)11 2506391, 2507087, 4641701-3

for more information pls use below email link

(Pearson VUE www.pearsonvue.co.uk)

Overseas nurses have up to 12 weeks from the employment start date noted on their Cos to sit their first OSCE exam and achieve registration within eight months. 

Candidate has three attempts at the OSCE as part of one application , with a minimum of ten days in between each sitting.

The Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) is a self certifying document that a sponsor licence holder issues to a Tier 2 visa applicant to onboard them into the organisation.

Each professional field of nursing, including adult (general), children’s, learning disabilities, mental health and the midwifery profession, is examined by NMC. Part one is a multiple choice examination -Test of competence part one: the computer based test (CBT)
Once you’ve passed the eligibility stage, you’ll be asked to sit the CBT. This is a test of your theoretical practice-based knowledge. The test format is a multiple choice test and can be taken in test centres around the world.
You’ll have three attempts at the CBT as part of one application, with a minimum of ten days in between each sitting. You’ll need to pass within six months of completing your eligibility. If you’ve not completed the CBT within six months of completing your eligibility it will expire and you’ll need to complete the online selfassessment again.
If you’re unsuccessful on your third attempt, your application will close and you’ll need to wait six months in order to restart the application process.
Cost for CBT is £83.00. For more information please follow the link https://home.pearsonvue.com/nmc