Sister Vivian and Sis Scholar....you both are a blessing. I have been enjoying this channel since I found it. I will be moving soon, what agency are you saying we should register with it?
Thank you 🥰, there are agencies in the UK that give out locum jobs to those already in the UK. So when you get your pin you can register with one of these agencies and pick extra shifts in other homes or hospitals when they are short staffed. These type of shifts also pay higher than the normal hourly rate. Some pay as high £30 to £40 per hour
@@ScholasticaUgboka I am considering going for a private job because of the pay. I have 2 offer from NHS which am still considering. So on the Cygnet page, I read that I won't be work with other with other agencies or trust except I take permission. Don't know what to do
@@esiwuadesanusi5374 some employers add that in their contract but that does not mean they will prevent you from taking agency shifts. It means they want to be informed if you plan to work in other places but just to be clear, you could send them an email now telling them your plans so you can get their response. Most agencies require at least 6 months work experience in the UK and References from your employer anyway
I thank God I saw this video...I am due in April/may...I never heard of KEEPING IN TOUCH. please I didn't get the exact time to start d KEEPING in touch.anticipate your response
Thank you sis for this video, really insightful. Kindly advise a sis biko, am to be in the UK next month on student visa but just discovered am 3months gone😫 please what am I to do immediately I got to Cardiff Wales, when am I to register for antenatal and whatsnot. Thanks
Congratulations, when you go and register with a GP, inform them of your status. They will refer you to your community midwife and they will contact you.
Ouestion am nervous I started the process before I got pregnant I have pass my cbt and interview however deployment date is Feb 21 am due April 21, 2022. I have got family a place to stay my husbandnis coming along with me plus saving. How do I approach this situation. 🤔
Hi, congratulations first of all. If you are coming in February and due in April you might not get to resume work before you give birth and the stress of getting a GP, going into labour without proper antenatal planning, it might also be hard to get an airline that will bring you. Most of them have a limit. Probably 35 weeks or so, I'm not sure but do your findings well before you embark on this journey. If it's going to be too stressful on you then deliver your baby before travelling
hi i have a question my joining date is 23rd January and my due date is 28th May. I am already in uk for one year. But i am bit worried about my osce exam tham am i able to pass in this limited time. even though i have not informed at my hospital
Congratulations, you can pass your OSCE with enough preparations but try not to put too much stress on yourself. you should inform your employer now so they can tell you what your maternity benefits would be after you have your baby.
Pls does this SMP apply to all NHS trust or does it depend on a particular NHS policy Like I knew someone that work with NHS ,she started work in June 2021,and her expected date of delivery is May 2022 and the trust is saying she is not still eligible, but by calculation according to wat u said ,she has even worked 33wks,and still have 15weeks before her due date What can she do pls?
It might be possible if everything goes smoothly for you but in my opinion I think it’s better to have your baby before travelling so you will have support at home. If you have your baby here when you dont have enough savings for your maternity leave and you don’t have family over here things might be difficult
@@janeben751 yes, but it has to be just 10 days within the entire period.Those 10 shifts are called keeping in touch shifts and you have to be working with the agency before your pregnancy
Thank you for this video it was very insightful, These are my questions: does carehomes pay for maternity leave? Can carehome workers get the govt allowance for maternity leave ie incase they don't get from dia employer?
Yes care homes pay for maternity leave too but the pay is not much unlike in the NHS. The govt allowance is only for those that don’t qualify for the maternity pay from their employer
we are not here for any benefits, our visas does not even allow us to claim any benefits. we are here to contribute to the UK workforce, you cannot deny the fact that immigrants are part of the most hardworking and dedicated group of people you will find in a workplace environment.
Really? I think she covered the basic info required for those coming in with pregnancy by sharing her story and she also talked about how to get maternity pay from the government when you are not qualified to get it from your employer which most people under this category usually experience. I would like to know What part of the video you found annoying so I can improve on it for future uploads. Thanks for the feedback
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Sister Vivian and Sis Scholar....you both are a blessing. I have been enjoying this channel since I found it. I will be moving soon, what agency are you saying we should register with it?
Thank you 🥰, there are agencies in the UK that give out locum jobs to those already in the UK. So when you get your pin you can register with one of these agencies and pick extra shifts in other homes or hospitals when they are short staffed. These type of shifts also pay higher than the normal hourly rate. Some pay as high £30 to £40 per hour
@@ScholasticaUgboka I am considering going for a private job because of the pay. I have 2 offer from NHS which am still considering. So on the Cygnet page, I read that I won't be work with other with other agencies or trust except I take permission. Don't know what to do
@@esiwuadesanusi5374 some employers add that in their contract but that does not mean they will prevent you from taking agency shifts. It means they want to be informed if you plan to work in other places but just to be clear, you could send them an email now telling them your plans so you can get their response. Most agencies require at least 6 months work experience in the UK and References from your employer anyway
@@ScholasticaUgboka thank you ma.
Awwww!
This is so enlightening and beautiful!
Thank you so much Viv and Schola!
You both are stars! ❤️🥰
Thank you 🥰🥰
Thanks
I swear Vivian!!! U r d best,... You always give out good information for the better of people.. That is why God will always bless you..
Amen, she doesn't disappoint at all
Wow! Thank you so much for this.
This video is filled with a lot of information and answered all my questions regarding this topic. ❤️❤️
Thank you so much
Thanks for having me on your channel very honoured.❤
Awwnn I should be the one thanking you
Very educative video...thanks Schola and Vivian. Have learnt alot. God bless u❤❤❤
Thanks for watching dear
I enjoyed this session 😊😄 thanks so much ladies!
Thanks for watching
U guys r stars!!! Thanks for this piece!!!
Awwwn thanks for watching
Finally pregnancy topic woooow thanks
Thanks for watching 🥰
I'm really anxious about this
you will be fine
I thank God I saw this video...I am due in April/may...I never heard of KEEPING IN TOUCH. please I didn't get the exact time to start d KEEPING in touch.anticipate your response
You can start keeping in touch shifts after 2 weeks of delivery or anytime in your maternity leave. Congratulations in advance ❤
Thanks scholastica...I have to register with an agency then.dalu!
How was your journey, am anticipating on joining May intake at 5 months ...
@84sashafierce
This is just amazing video thank u
Glad you enjoyed it!
The music was very distracting sorry
I’m so sorry about that, I wanted to try something new 😂 but it was a fail so I won’t do it again 🙏
Thank you sis for this video, really insightful. Kindly advise a sis biko, am to be in the UK next month on student visa but just discovered am 3months gone😫 please what am I to do immediately I got to Cardiff Wales, when am I to register for antenatal and whatsnot. Thanks
Congratulations, when you go and register with a GP, inform them of your status. They will refer you to your community midwife and they will contact you.
@@ScholasticaUgboka thanks for the response
Same here dear i have third month and i m also apply to UK
@@ramankhehra3497 did u applied ?
Thank you ladies
You’re both glowing
Pregnancy glow 😀Thank you so much adepa
Glowing for Jesus
Hello,Is there a video on getting pay from two jobs when on Maternity leave ?
Yes, check this video out
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Ouestion am nervous I started the process before I got pregnant I have pass my cbt and interview however deployment date is Feb 21 am due April 21, 2022. I have got family a place to stay my husbandnis coming along with me plus saving. How do I approach this situation. 🤔
Hi, congratulations first of all. If you are coming in February and due in April you might not get to resume work before you give birth and the stress of getting a GP, going into labour without proper antenatal planning, it might also be hard to get an airline that will bring you. Most of them have a limit. Probably 35 weeks or so, I'm not sure but do your findings well before you embark on this journey. If it's going to be too stressful on you then deliver your baby before travelling
Hi pls can you give us an update as to how you went about it? I’m in a similar situation
Can a international teacher still go to the u.k while 10 weeks pregnant?
hi i have a question my joining date is 23rd January and my due date is 28th May. I am already in uk for one year. But i am bit worried about my osce exam tham am i able to pass in this limited time. even though i have not informed at my hospital
Congratulations, you can pass your OSCE with enough preparations but try not to put too much stress on yourself. you should inform your employer now so they can tell you what your maternity benefits would be after you have your baby.
@@ScholasticaUgboka thank you sis
Pls does this SMP apply to all NHS trust or does it depend on a particular NHS policy
Like I knew someone that work with NHS ,she started work in June 2021,and her expected date of delivery is May 2022 and the trust is saying she is not still eligible, but by calculation according to wat u said ,she has even worked 33wks,and still have 15weeks before her due date
What can she do pls?
It applies to all NHS trusts. Tell your friend to ask her employer to tell her why she is not eligible
Thanks so much dear
@@dimmaevelyn let her read her trust maternity leave policy, take her dates and go to HR , ASAP, to get it sorted
@@VivianOseni okay
Thanks alot
Actually I'm pregnant and I'm planning to write OET exam. I want to my baby will delivered in UK is it possible for me
It might be possible if everything goes smoothly for you but in my opinion I think it’s better to have your baby before travelling so you will have support at home. If you have your baby here when you dont have enough savings for your maternity leave and you don’t have family over here things might be difficult
Hi dear....I'm from india.. if i'm one month pregnant then I can apply for uk skilled worker visa????
Yes you can
@@ScholasticaUgboka but some people say visa response negative ayega.... Bcz of pregnancy
Please can you do Agency while on maternity leave?
You can pick 10 days keeping in touch shifts with your agency.
Thanks. Will you still be paid maternity pay if you do agency?
@@janeben751 yes, but it has to be just 10 days within the entire period.Those 10 shifts are called keeping in touch shifts and you have to be working with the agency before your pregnancy
Thank you for this video it was very insightful,
These are my questions: does carehomes pay for maternity leave? Can carehome workers get the govt allowance for maternity leave ie incase they don't get from dia employer?
Yes care homes pay for maternity leave too but the pay is not much unlike in the NHS. The govt allowance is only for those that don’t qualify for the maternity pay from their employer
@@ScholasticaUgboka OK, thank you
Does the govt pay maternity allowance to those on student visa?
Is there pregnancy cause visa rejection in UK please answer
I dont think so, I know someone that came in with 8 months pregnancy on a tier 2 work visa
Pls wat of if one start working with an agency during her maternity leave,will it affect anything?
You are not supposed to work during your maternity leave, if you start work that is not keeping in touch shifts then your maternity pay will stop
Okay thanks
It's so so noisy in d background
So so sorry about that
Why do you want to come to the UK and just ask for benefits?
we are not here for any benefits, our visas does not even allow us to claim any benefits. we are here to contribute to the UK workforce, you cannot deny the fact that immigrants are part of the most hardworking and dedicated group of people you will find in a workplace environment.
So if you didn't register with the agency before maternity...you can't do KIT with an agency
I guess you can still do KIT with them but you won’t get maternity pay
PLEASE IM LOST..IS MATERNITY LEAVE 10 MONTHS?
Maternity leave is 9 months but you can extend for another 3 months making it 12 months in total. However, the last 3 months will be unpaid
@@ScholasticaUgboka 12 months in total , 9 months paid, 3 months unpaid
@@VivianOseni really? I thought the last 3 months was optional
@@ScholasticaUgboka yes it's
Can i come to uk while 7 month pragnancy on student visa pls ans. Mam
I honestly dont know if that is advisable. How are you going to cope with school work and having a baby to care for with little or no income?
The background music is not encouraging
I'm so sorry about that. I was trying out something new but it didnt work out. I have stopped putting background music on sit down videos like this
This video is so annoying no substance just rambling all I understood was 🤰🤰🤰
Really? I think she covered the basic info required for those coming in with pregnancy by sharing her story and she also talked about how to get maternity pay from the government when you are not qualified to get it from your employer which most people under this category usually experience. I would like to know What part of the video you found annoying so I can improve on it for future uploads. Thanks for the feedback
music to loud
So sorry about this