The first point you made that's why I also want to go into Midwifery and I'm the type of person who likes to be proactive and not sit all day or use computer screen so midwifery is the right career path and everyday being different makes it even more better.💯❤
Hello Nadine thank you so much your videos helps a lot ❤ I am a registered midwife back in my country I live in the uk for all most 4years now. I want to return to practice please pray for me🤲🏾
Hi Nadie😍 thanks for ure beautiful story xx i had a question i wanted to ask im iranian and in here we take 4 years(8 semesters) for midwifery and im in second year, ive got 2 years left to graduate im so willing to work for nhs and i know theyre on shortage now but will the opportunities still be up for grasp for the next 2 years? i mean for midwives im a little concerned that the shortage will end by that time, so i may lose my chance🥲 it means a lot if u take time to respond me🙏
Heyy, glad you liked the video 🙌🏾 I’m not sure what the future holds and what the NHS will be like in 2 years but once your finish your degree you can still apply to work in the NHS x
The first point you made that's why I also want to go into Midwifery and I'm the type of person who likes to be proactive and not sit all day or use computer screen so midwifery is the right career path and everyday being different makes it even more better.💯❤
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Yes i love being in a proactive job. I love to get busy!🙏🏾😊
Hello Nadine thank you so much your videos helps a lot ❤
I am a registered midwife back in my country I live in the uk for all most 4years now. I want to return to practice please pray for me🤲🏾
You’ve got this 🙌🏾🙏🏾
I think I am supposed to write IELTS exam first and CBT before I will be able to work in UK
Hey Nadine!!! It's Niki 👋🏾
Heyyyy Niki, how’s things going ?x
How long does it take to become a qualified midwife???
3 years Midwifery degree course or 18 month (for nurses)
@@NadineNayyhow comes it’s only adult nurses that can do midwifery on the 18 month course and not child nurses etc?
I am a registered midwife pls 🙏 how can I get work in UK pls 🙏 help me
Apply for the NMC register and then you’ll be able to work in the UK x
Very random question but are you allowed to wear crocs to the ward?
Depends on the hospital and the rules they have. My hospital we can wear crocs
@@NadineNayy ohhh right okay. thanks :)
Does working in a private hospital pay more than working for the nhs?
Yes x
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Hi Nadie😍 thanks for ure beautiful story xx
i had a question i wanted to ask
im iranian and in here we take 4 years(8 semesters) for midwifery and im in second year, ive got 2 years left to graduate
im so willing to work for nhs and i know theyre on shortage now
but will the opportunities still be up for grasp for the next 2 years? i mean for midwives
im a little concerned that the shortage will end by that time, so i may lose my chance🥲
it means a lot if u take time to respond me🙏
Heyy, glad you liked the video 🙌🏾
I’m not sure what the future holds and what the NHS will be like in 2 years but once your finish your degree you can still apply to work in the NHS x
@@NadineNayy thank u so much for taking time🥰🙏 have a nice day love x
I’m struggling so bad like I’m a freshman in a community college taking my general classes I don’t know where to start
You’ll get there x