i am a Homoeopathy doctor from India .How can I be in this position.I am in UK as dependent. Help please.is there any online course for paramedicals

In Which band are you currently working?

I've UK's driving licence anyway(full manual pass driving licence since 2018 ). I'm going to do the exam for the C1 driving licence as well .

Please tell me the ways/routes, how can I get enrolled for a paramedic technician

I'm a security officer (door supervisor) . I'm working in the security sector for the last 5 years. I don't have GCSE science subjects qualification, unfortunately.

Please, please guide me , I really need your intention, advise. I mean, I need your suggestions to become a paramedic technician

Hello dear! Thanks for uploading videos, which are really very helpful for the people who are interested in to be a paramedic

I want to become an ambulance driver 😊. Any place, where I can get Hepatitis B vaccine for free please?

Or this is just mandatory for an ambulance driver ?

Hi there! Hope you doing well. I've a question please. Is Hepatitis B vaccine is mandatory for to apply for an ambulance driver?

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Gotta pick a pocket or two

Hell yeh

No doubt a dinghy dweller come here for a "better way of life"

Ive just done my ECA training, station induction was today and first shift tomorrow! They seem to prefer (non-uni) to go via ECA level first (6 week medical course + 4 week blue lights) then after a year of experience you'd get offered an upskill course to technician level. There was a technician apprentiship course going on at the same time, however many were saying its the last one. I havent got my C1 yet (practical next week). You have 3 months after initial training to get it, and you need it for the 4 week blue light course.

So true...

What age did u start the job ?

What do u prefer call handling or ambulance ?

Very Useful 😎👍

Do you need money for going through the ambulance

Very interesting Jazakallah! I'm currently in sixth form but hoping to go to Uni to study paramedic science soon so I've been finding your videos very useful so thank you. Would you be able to do a video focused on 'A day in the life' sort of thing, or talking about what to expect and prepare when going on placement for the first time e.c.t ?

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what age can u become a paramedic

Did u go to sixth form ?

What your favourite job to go to as a paramedic ?

Why did u choose to be a paramedic ?

My closest ambulance service only offers the student paramedic course for internals only. Is there a away to become an app without going to uni?

do you think you could do a video on exact time-lines and pathways to advanced roles such as advanced critical care practitioners, consultants, HEMs, etc... Would be good to see how clinical practice can be developed further and how long that takes.

Just to mention that you can apply for a £5000 a year bursary when studying Paramedicine. www.gov.uk/government/news/paramedic-students-will-get-5000-support-payment-each-year

Thank you for the information!

Really insightful and an interesting watch. I’ve always wanted to get into paramedicine but have always wondered which route was the best for me. I’m looking forward to seeing your next videos to help me make that choice 🥰

Really helpful information. Thankyou!

I'm 41 and back at college. Have applied to uni for paramedical sciences and just waiting on an interview offer. If all goes well, I will be starting my degree this Sept. Fingers crossed.

Is this still a British paramedic channel?

This simplicity and so positivity about all others could be risky and dangerous. Please keep in your mind the cause of death of Sultan Nouru ddeen Zungi

"PromoSM" 🤘

I'm 15 and since a child I've always wanted to be in the emergency services, but since recent times I have been picky between policing or ambulance. So I'm here searching! Hope I find a nice career path. 👀

Can an International student from India apply to become a paramedic in the UK? Also is it compulsory for a Paramedic to know how to drive the ambulance to get a job? Please reply

Usept and I have a good day 😊

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university debt isnt that bad then people make it out to be. i know that anyone whose probably started a degree before 2020, you pay a certain percentage of it back depending on what you earn per month. if you dont go over the threshold once you start earning, you dont give anything back, if u go over the threshold you will have to pay a percentage back per month. if you dont pay all of it back after 30 years, even if you just paid 100 pounds within the 30 years, then it gets cancelled out and you dont pay anything back after 30 years ONCE you start paying the first month of student loans(THIS IS WITH SLC). And in all honesty, most people are on mortgages, loans from bank, credit cards, overdrafts and many other things, so what difference does it make anyways? and yes university lifestyle brings its advantages, id say BIG advantages, i've met so many people from various degrees, cultures, ethnic backgrounds and i get free holidays resorts from other countries such as switzerland from someone i know from another degree and many other people that i socialise with. You also get to meet other course tutors from other degree programmes and if you dont think you're at the right spot of being a paramedic, you can literally transfer in your second year to a nursing degree to make it fit ur personality, or a radiography degree and currently right now, we all know what the nhs is going through and that the majority of the workforce do not look after there WELLBEING (VERY IMPORTANT) Currently right now, regardless if you go through the university or ambulance route, we all have to work together to ensure that the wellbeing of BOTH parties is good so that ambulances have a better outcome of being happy and therefore has a better patient outcome. I don't understand why there is currently a battle of which pathway is better amongst paramedics, at the end of the day both routes want to save lives, so look after eachother regardless -.- currently the average paramedic only lasts for 2-5 years in the UK which is a VERY short career, and ambulance services need to do a better job to look after both routes of staff whether it be the university route or the ambulance route. please for god sakes, look after eachother

Great video thank you

If am a foreign trained nurse how can i join the ambulance service

Australian paramedic for 26 years here; Many thanks for uploading this. Australia has gone down the university degree route too. Judging by the comments here, your video is inspiring many future paramedics.

YOOOOO, I saw this dude on 999: on the front line, he's such a good guy man, He inspired me to become a paramedic

I feel like ive watched you on tv im currently doing an access to nursing course to be able to apply for paramedic practice course at RGU next year cant wait 🎉

Can you suggest me a uni where i can apply for paramedics science course as an international student?

Hi I have GCSEs but I don't have any A level subject and I want to use the Ambo route, will they accept me or its a must for me to have A level subject?

The crossed arms looks ridiculous

I’ve just completed my first ever SJA first aid course this week at the age of 35. It’s really given me a bug to learn more now. But I haven’t got the best school exams I also can’t even remember what I got!