how to study nursing in uk

You must complete a UK government approved nursing degree.

You must complete a UK government approved nursing degree.

Government approved degrees are provided by universities, institutions and training organisations approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). These include:

• Adult Nursing BSc(Hons)
• Children’s Nursing BSc(Hons)
• Mental Health Nursing BSc(Hons)
• Learning Disability Nursing BSc(Hons)

You must have the academic level of a UK Nursing degree and demonstrate evidence that you have undertaken work experience in a healthcare sector.

In order to qualify for the Nursing program, you must have the academic level of a UK Nursing degree and demonstrate evidence that you have undertaken work experience in a healthcare sector.

Your application will be assessed on the following criteria:

• Qualifications (academic transcript, grades)
• Evidence of work experience in a healthcare environment
• A statement explaining why you want to study this course, your learning aims and intended career goals.
• A personal statement describing any other factors relevant to your application

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A minimum of 5 GCSEs, including sciences and maths at grade C or above and 2 A levels, excluding General Studies.

In order to apply for the nursing course you will need to have good grades in science and maths.

You will need a minimum of five GCSEs, including science and maths at grade C or above and 2 A levels, excluding General Studies.

Additional evidence such as references and other qualifications may be required.

Additional evidence such as references and other qualifications may be required. For example, the NHS recommends that you have good grades in relevant subjects at GCSE or equivalent level, voluntary work experience and professional references. Additionally, evidence of other relevant courses or qualifications might also help your application.

Please note that some universities and trusts may require you to provide a personal statement when applying for their courses. Personal statements can vary considerably depending on the requirements of each specific course but generally include details of any relevant work experience and how this has influenced your decision to apply for their course.

You must be working in a paid or voluntary capacity within a healthcare setting for at least 3 months before you apply.

• You must be working in a paid or voluntary capacity within a healthcare setting for at least 3 months before you apply.
• Some examples of healthcare settings are hospitals, private healthcare, care homes, schools and charities.
• You must have at least 3 months work experience to apply for a visa

You must hold an offer on a government approved Nursing degree course with a UK university before you can apply for an I-CAN visa.

To apply for this visa, you must hold an offer on a government approved Nursing degree course with a UK university before you can apply for an I-CAN visa. Each university lists the courses that are available to international students and those that aren’t.

You will need to check with the university for further information about recognition of your qualification(s) and if it is recognized by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) in order to progress onto the final year of studying nursing in the UK.

You must have an offer from a university listed on the UK government’s register of sponsors, have an offer from a university that is designated for international students, and have a confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS) from the university. You must also meet all other requirements needed to study nursing in UK universities, e.g. academic qualifications, English language ability etc.

Ensure you meet all requirements before applying for an I-CAN visa

To ensure that you meet all of the requirements for an I-CAN visa before applying, you will need to verify that you:

• Meet the IELTS requirements.
• Satisfy academic qualifications.
• Have proof of work experience (if applicable).
• Can prove your financial standing.
• Have completed immigration requirements.