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@@graacechika5625 varies depending on the size of apartment eg 1 bed room, 2 bed room and location. Generally between $700-$3500 for a 1-2 bedroom apartment. To get accurate amounts, visit a site called Zillow.com and put in location and type of apartment you choose. Good luck

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@@rosejones9649 you apply through Pearson Vue

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Thank you for the subscription. The process is easy and agencies like recruiting south african nurses. You can watch this video for more info th-cam.com/video/l_XXNmAbh4E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0hGsJanPxC7CGBVu

Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. I appreciate

Yes, everything begins after getting a license in your own country. Before you get a license, technically you’re not a nurse before acquiring a license despite having qualified from college/university

Nice topics. Thank you so much

This one will be very interesting. On it

4 months is not an issue especially if you are working in the same facility. That was just a leave. Even here in USA we pick 30 day vacations

@@nursingembassy8018 thank you very much

@@pasansamarasinghe5059 I wish you all the best Sir

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It’s a smaller Toyota Corolla New model. Toyota stopped making boring cars. Even small ones look good lol😂😂😂😂thanks for watching bro

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@@nursingembassy8018 I was watching a video where a certain nurse was telling us about the hospital stopping nurses from doing extra shifts,is it true?

@@sibesosezongo4501 ​​⁠ Yes this is possible because there is a limit on maximum number of nurses that a hospital can allow on a shift for example when patients are few on the unit, (low census) some nurses will be told to go stay home even if you are scheduled that day. Before you accept a job offer, ask about the hospital’s low census policy. Hospitals want to keep as few nurses on a shift as possible on a shift in order to minimize costs. So if there is a nurse who wants to take an extra shift and they already have enough nurses for each shift, that nurse will not be allowed. Most likely that hospital refusing nurses to take extra shifts already has enough nurses and they are just trying to cut down on costs by not allowing nurses to be too many on a single shift. Hope this explanation helps😃

Thanks so much for that insight.😀 I think this type of beef surely doesn’t taste good. They should let nature be

Indeed, sadly business is profit oriented more than human health

Nice, keep asking any questions you have have about your dream and I will be here to answer them😀

Thank you so much, may God continue to bless you Sir

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Hi sir... your smile is always a unique feature which God gifted you ❤❤😅. So, may l ask you a question? I just passed nclex ( New York state) Do I need to request them for my license? And how long it might take them to send me my documents.? Thanks

@@mehsenibrahim7180 thank you. New York sends your license physically to your address. The one you gave them during application. It takes about 1 month but can be difficult for them to send your documents if you don’t have an address. Notify them of any address change. It’s even easier if you give them an address of a relative or friend who is in USA so they can send your documents there

Hello Ivan. Thanks for such a good question. Unfortunately the only ways to be admitted to a BSC Nursing in a Ugandan University are the following; 1. Score a principle pass in Bio and Chen and a sub in Math or physics 2. Have a diploma in Nursing/Midwifery Makerere University has a program called mature entry but I last heard when this program helps those who want to join medicine. You can ask at their department of nursing to find out if it also enables one to join nursing at a bachelor’s level. About Europe, you can’t just do a foundational course because once you come back, nursing council will look at your Ugandan secondary education again and they will disqualify you because you did not pass the required subjects. So no university will want to admit you as they are not sure if nursing council will give you a license after your studies. So if you decide to study abroad, study the whole program of nursing abroad and become a nurse there. But if you really really want to become a nurse in Uganda at a bachelor’s level, you can do sciences at s.5 and S.6 and strive to get the principal passes they want. You will take that as time for doing your foundational course😀 Alternatively, you can use your S.4 to do a certificate in nursing, then upgrade to diploma, then later upgrade to degree in nursing. However this route takes many years. I would personally choose to go back to S.5 and do my sciences instead of taking that option. Also watch this video. It may give you more insights th-cam.com/video/fuUTTroRRqM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Nn6DY24miYQsxrpp

​​@@nursingembassy8018 Thank you very much for the detailed answer,it's such a disappointment that Uganda doesn't have a special foundation course for the BSC nursing degree,they are missing out on the money from adult and international students,Europe though more expensive but has better options for nursing aspirants,USA is even better cause they have LPN,foundational courses,plus accelerated nursing degree programs,so I'm likely to stick to Europe cause the options in Uganda are not suitable,thank you ounce again,God bless you!

@@ivanbata1370 yes I agree with you, one can become a nurse in USA irrespective of science or arts background. Our policy makers at the National Council for Higher Education still have some work to do. All the best as you pursue your goals

@@nursingembassy8018 Thank you!

Yes and you hand it in together with the badge at resignation or completion of contract. If you lose it, you pay $500😫😫

@@nursingembassy8018 I see. Our facility doesn’t have enough to let everyone go home with one so we charge it at work and keep it there for the next shift.

@@supreme5998 oh I get that. Hope you are enjoying your assignment

😂😂🤪Thanks for watching Ruth. You are a bit lost my friend

You will have a lot of that here. 😂😂😂😂