Nursing salary in Ireland

[@aniepius]

I appreciate your detailed explanation.

[@Allofndueso]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nnennaagene5157]

Hi I started following last week, please I need your advice, I am torn between going to Ireland for a top up degree in nursing (9k €)and Canada for a pearsonal care attendant training (18kcad). For the Canada I would go with a work visa and with my family but no career advancement while for Ireland my family will join me after a year. Am so bothered now your advice will help, thanks

[@Allofndueso]

Am sure you know the advantages and disadvantages already. Make your choice. But if I were you I will come to Ireland if I have more than 4 years nursing experience.(you can watch my video on that topic). 12 months passes by so quickly. At the same time if you don’t have kids or don’t mind your kids staying home for that time then go to Canada and process Ireland from there. You will even have agencies to help you with the process. Make your choice

[@nnennaagene5157]

Thanks for your reply, I’ll be 2 years post qualification by November this year n I have a family. Also after the top up degree, to get a pin in Ireland will I still do verification with NMCN?

[@nnennaagene5157]

Thanks for your reply, I’ll be 2 years post qualification by November this year n I have a family. Also after the top up degree, to get a pin in Ireland will I still do verification with NMCN?

[@Allofndueso]

@@nnennaagene5157 yes you will need to do it

[@cynthiaorah7742]

Hi Ndueso, thank you for this content. It was super helpful! I want to know if it's true that Ireland is currently not recruiting from Africa, I'm from Nigeria. Is there any agency you know of that is recruiting from Africa at the moment? Also, how many years of work experience is needed for someone to start the process? And lastly, I'm an RN/RM, per chance can I work in Ireland using both qualifications or do I need to use only one qualification at the moment?

[@Allofndueso]

All these are answered on my videos. Kindly watch them and please subscribe

[@agunbiadetemitope9234]

Nice content , please one with 5 years experience midwifery in Nigeria and coming to Ireland what would the salary likely be like under HSE please??

[@Allofndueso]

I have a video on nursing salaries in Ireland. However are you a basic midwife

[@agunbiadetemitope9234]

@@Allofndueso yes

[@atandalanre]

Hello i just came across your video, really appreciate the knowledge gained from it. I would like to know what you think of me transferring my studies from Finland to Ireland or do you think i should complete my studies and come for a top up overthere. And please can you make a video about taxation in Ireland. Thank you

[@Allofndueso]

Will do about taxation but to the best of my knowledge. For your studies, I feel that’s entirely your choice to make. However, is Finland studies not in Finnish?

[@atandalanre]

Thank you in advance, Finland have studies in English but we also learn the language along side the studies

[@Allofndueso]

@@atandalanre ok

[@chinwepaco]

Pls nurse i just started following u recently..Is Ireland stil recruiting international nurses

[@Allofndueso]

Answered

[@JosephineAmuche]

Please is it after studying before I can come to Ireland or I can be a student there and also earning salary please I want to understand

[@Allofndueso]

Not sure I understand you. You earn when you work

[@priscillaafraasiedu4688]

Hellooo can u recommend ireland agency recruiting from africa to Ireland tnx

[@Nyakno93]

I wanthank me for kot giving ip