WHY YOU SHOULD NOT DO A MASTERS DEGREE IN UK| If it's not a priority

[@wilsonemeka1833]

raw truths. I like your cool and calm style. No too much background noises and distractions. Just straight to the point. Keep it up

[@KusemeIseh]

Awwww, thank you 😊

[@brendannwabichie5425]

Every profession has a requirement. Even in Nigeria, any organisation hiring you must access your qualifications as authentic before approving you even without your permission. Same goes to every country in the world. Your friend who did a master's degree in nutrition before applying for a job in her field has higher qualification, experience and knowledge than her counterparts who applied for the same jobs from Nigeria. You sound as if she wasted her time doing the master's program, which is not true. How she will tackle issues in her field will be far more better than her counterparts from Nigeria. I believe your central message should be, no matter your level of education you must meet the requirements of your field to be accepted to work, professional exams inclusive. Your caption is deceptive!

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you for your contribution 👍

[@FabSlim-qo5ns]

They play boss, UK no send your masters or professional qualifications oo. Na your working experience they value

[@bolu101]

The information you shared is simply gold. As a business graduate, I realized that MBA is the only masters degree that is highly rated and it requires some experience to get in so it still boils down to having experience and skills to get a good job.

[@KusemeIseh]

Example, most industries prefer experienced workers.

[@jansayabayankhan3113]

,&*( izopp

[@smithivan1457]

Nice one and thanks for sharing... Undergraduate degree + work experience + professional certification= open doors. That's how it works in the UK, although some people are sometimes lucky.

[@KusemeIseh]

Very true, those lucky people are exceptions to the general rule 👍

[@loveleenloveleen9938]

Well done sis. I got the insight.

[@Dikebuka]

Do you know how much it will cost to run undergraduate? 😂😂 if I have such money, I do business in 9ja with it

[@oluwadamilareadenola1841]

This is so true. Spot on. I qualified as a chartered accountant in Nigeria, had my masters in uk with distinction and still it’s hard looking for that perfect job. Had to write CIMA, a professional exam recognized here and you good to go. Recruiters won’t even flinch twice at your MSc. They are key on skills and professional exams.

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you for putting life to what this video is about 🔥

[@jakescottage6893]

You are right Oluwadamilare I am a Chartered Accountant from Nigeria, I also hold CIMA qualification. Even with these two, I am still in search of a perfect job. If one is not mentally prepared it can be a big shock.

[@IAmclara_N]

Please how do I register for ICAN here in Nigeria

[@maximillianairborne3797]

Thanks for the information. Where you able to get a skilled job with the CIMA qualifications.

[@KusemeIseh]

@@jakescottage6893 chai, receive strength 🙏🏾

[@ribom6716]

For UK nurses it's different, nurses can upgrade their salaries when they acquire a Master's degree It's a bargaining tool . In South Africa, you're sought after if you have a master's degree. Lecturers at the universities there are required to have a minimum of a Master's degree otherwise one cannot lecture

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes, a lecturing career demands academic progression like masters and PhD. It’s interesting to know that master’s degree is helpful for nurses, this is why people must know what career move to take for their profession and not just take a step because every other person is.

[@favourchidera4618]

Pls which exam will a nursing graduate write

[@portiaklaas3486]

I fully agree with you. I am a social worker from South Africa and have Masters in Public Health. I believe it also depends on one's future plans. In SA and other countries Masters are considered.

[@justbelit]

Based on your 1st point. This is how it is worldwide for all professions though. You have to do the board exams of that specific country. Whether nurse, doctor etc. Masters is just advanced study anywhere in the world

[@KusemeIseh]

So true 👍

[@victoroade]

You are simply the best. Thanks for putting the whole issue of post graduate studies in the UK in context.

[@KusemeIseh]

Always happy to help! 😊

[@SandyOgech]

I'm watching this video for the second time and it makes more sense to me now than when I watched it last year- 2023.

[@KusemeIseh]

Glad to hear 🤗

[@omalicha7388]

You broke it down so well and beautifully too. Thank you. New subscriber.

[@KusemeIseh]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@enoruevbuomwan6540]

You can not be more current as you have touched and highted all areas. I was so impressed and look forward to watching more of your vedeos.

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you for your kind words ☺️

[@michaelemmanuel8494]

This is quiet insightful Kuseme. Indeed information is Power. Thank you for this.

[@KusemeIseh]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pathwayuk]

Well said ❤❤❤ sharing this with my KZbin community.

[@KusemeIseh]

Yassss, thank you 😊

[@obo9637]

Lovely video. Your thoughts were well marshalled! Many thanks.

[@KusemeIseh]

My pleasure!

[@vivianobioma3146]

A new subscriber...I love how detailed and calm you are. I learnt alot already ♥

[@KusemeIseh]

Awww, thank you and welcome to the Channel.

[@royalbrenda4557]

I am so grateful I came across your channel today. I totally resonate with a lot of things you have said. Pictures youtubers are painting out there is extreme. Lots of people like to use the education route to migrate because its easier but comes at high cost. Thank you so much

[@KusemeIseh]

You are so welcome to the community 🤗

[@ethyjoy5989]

Ohh this video is just so cool Enjoy first of all your calmness Learnt alot This UK like this is something else 😅 Even the skilled worker visa the 5yrs is not even guaranteed because of the so many restrictions The fees you got to pay And the test one gets to write passing it before your ILR can be issued I really resonate with all u said It's 👌👌👌

[@KusemeIseh]

Sis, let’s not talk about visa fees for all these applications, it’s expensive. Only God can help us.

[@hilda_unlimited]

I love your advice very important point to note 😊

[@KusemeIseh]

Glad you think so!

[@ZittNetAcademy]

I wanted to make a video on this issue but you have captured it well. I wish everyone coming to the UK would see this.

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@theamanzes]

People just want to Jakpa. The uncertainty of a moving for Master's with 2years to get a skilled worker visa is more hopeful than spending 3 years in Nigeria. Trust me 90% of Nigerians eventually find their fit. Na because u use scholarship na why u dey mis cap.

[@KusemeIseh]

I understood you up until the last line, can you explain how I’m mis capping?

[@adewaleadeniran4244]

You're good at what you're doing.God bless you greatly.

[@KusemeIseh]

I appreciate that 🤗

[@josico02]

Just subscribed ❤ Really love your presentation and calmness

[@KusemeIseh]

Awww, my head is swelling, thank you 😁

[@josico02]

@@KusemeIseh you welcome ❣️

[@lifestylewithvivian5047]

Thank you for sharing this information it's really helpful.

[@KusemeIseh]

You are so welcome!

[@ferleenjoseph7831]

Wonderful kuskus. Well done

[@KusemeIseh]

Many thanks

[@aniekweebuka2043]

You're really detailed ma'am. Thanks for this.

[@KusemeIseh]

My pleasure 😊

[@sincerelysavera]

Thank you so much for the enlightenment 😊

[@KusemeIseh]

You are so welcome 🤗

[@mowohndum]

You never fail..very explicit. ❤

[@KusemeIseh]

😊 thank you

[@SandyOgech]

This video helped. Thanks Kuskus!

[@KusemeIseh]

Glad to hear it!

[@FloridaFaith]

Just subscribed. The video is so informative.

[@KusemeIseh]

Awesome, thank you!

[@jamesndemera975]

MSC Nursing or MA Social Work are almost 95% to stay in UK, then MPH it depends with skills and experience

[@KusemeIseh]

These are likely courses in the shortage occupation list, so getting skilled jobs with sponsorship wouldn’t be a challenge post study. 👍

[@olayinkaabejide7456]

What about Human Resources Management

[@KusemeIseh]

Here you go www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations

[@EnametiDavid-wy2kl]

This information is bae ...... thanks for sharing

[@KusemeIseh]

Any time😊

[@Whoyourguy]

Thank you for explaining in details 😅.

[@KusemeIseh]

Happy to help!

[@annezino5186]

Well done for this video. I hope they all learn from this to make informed decisions. This is what I have always advocated but many students feel the easiest route to come to the UK is via the study route. They borrowed money, got here and saw the struggle was too much, then end up in low paid jobs. Why not spend that money to develop the skills needed for a suitable role? Get a career coach or a mentor to help you navigate your way. It will be much more cheaper and less time consuming. Have helped many candidates to get skilled worker roles to the UK easily because they committed to developing the skills required and work on their employability skills into sustainable employment. Fast track could be costly, but going through a process will help You learn and understand how things work.

[@KusemeIseh]

Appreciate your contribution 👍

[@charleschipendo5921]

Masters in this current generation are for people who want to pursue careers in academia such as lecturers/professors etc. For real world carreers and business opportunities ,a bachelors + certifications is all that is enough.

[@KusemeIseh]

No lies detected 👍

[@igbaofolinuspaul2235]

You cracked the point, Charles. For me, am into this UK master for Lecturing.

[@FAVOUREMETE]

@@igbaofolinuspaul2235Please I want to ask a genuine question, I newly graduated with a 2:2, do you think Lecturing in the uk will be possible after I'm done taking a master’s degree?

[@funmifisher5089]

Awesome information Kuskus, thank you so much. Does an apprenticeship in the UK contribute towards permanent settlement?

[@KusemeIseh]

@@funmifisher5089 if you are on a work visa, yes, it should 👍

[@funmifisher5089]

Thank you 😊 💓

[@mfonobongudoinyang8303]

I like the honesty in this video.

[@KusemeIseh]

👍

[@Olanrewaju_Mustapha]

Really appreciate your video. It’s worthwhile and a quick one studying masters in Branding, Communication and Marketing in the Uk, what jobs do you think I can apply for

[@KusemeIseh]

You should start from top to bottom, the job you want/career path should inform your choice of course

[@bimaol23]

Very true, I have seen people do a masters in the UK which led to nothing. They went back to do nursing.

[@KusemeIseh]

Chai 😩

[@aurabee123]

Back to their home country? @bimaol23

[@Divine_Projet_Network]

Thank you so much for this information.🙏

[@KusemeIseh]

My pleasure

[@aurabee123]

We have the same name (Kuseme) and also I enjoyed the video sm and how it’s really broken down❤

[@KusemeIseh]

Aww, nice to know, thank you ☺️

[@tosinmoses2774]

Please Ma is it possible to switch from a graduate visia to probably an unskilled job if you find it difficult to get a skilled job pending when get a skilled job

[@KusemeIseh]

As long as you can get a work visa, that is fine 👍🏽

[@donaldumoren3665]

Madame, thank you very much................God bless your soul...........

[@KusemeIseh]

I say a big amen to that 🙏🏾

[@sarahsan3744]

Well done dear,Am experiencing wat your saying ,have finish my masters in laws thinking that i will get a job in my field of studies,omo i no see anything i didn't know that i have to go write exams b4 securing a job in my field of studies , and even at that the job in my field of studies is not for sponsorship. Its frustrating me and affecting my mental health when i think of the only job available to sponsor me upon all my money and suffering is care job.

[@KusemeIseh]

Chai, so sorry to hear this, do you plan on writing the exams?

[@11Laety]

Thanks for your explanation, Please let me know what qualifications are required to study MBA?

[@Rozatic]

It's great but I can't tell whether you've slowed down the video or you talk slow on purpose. Had to put it at 1.5X to feel like it's a normal talking speed.

[@KusemeIseh]

The most important part is that you understand the message 👍

[@Rozatic]

@@KusemeIsehYes, your channel is great

[@princessetietshola3397]

Hi Kus-Kus,I actually enjoyed this content.Thanks for sharing this with us, Would want to ask kindly,do you have any idea about how a person can take up professional certification courses for mechanical engineering in the UK even while based in Nigeria,so he/she can qualify to work in the engineering sector?

[@KusemeIseh]

I think you should first start checking for job vacancies in your field and see the frequent requirements, then you will check your experience and qualifications to know what certifications or steps you must take to be eligible to get these jobs. Good luck 👍

[@princessetietshola3397]

@@KusemeIseh thanks so much for replying,will do just that..

[@KusemeIseh]

@@princessetietshola3397 uwc

[@annezino5186]

You could get a job depending on how you understand the role you are applying for and package your Cv accordingly. Yes, people have got in through coaching and identifying the companies offering sponsorship.

[@shola1556]

Good one Kuseme

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you ☺️

[@hawaali4115]

I love this video ❤

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you 😊

[@ogidojulius1027]

Can a student partner switch to a skilled worker visa thereby covering the student for five years?

[@KusemeIseh]

Definitely 👍

[@ribom6716]

Yes

[@aurabee123]

Thnk you for this information. I plan to study masters in nursing in UK but I have issues with either studying for the Masters program (Nursing) in Nigeria and then taking the exams there when I come in as a dependent . Or just outrightly studying in the UK I’m at crossroads because of the cost of studying overseas. Pls what do you think can be the right option? Are there going to be limitations when studying for masters in my home country? Is it also possible to transition into Nursing from Biochemistry? And also I’ll like to point out that I studied BSc Biochemistry in Nigeria

[@KusemeIseh]

If you are sure to come as a dependent and you have financial constraints, you can study in Nigeria and write the exams when you get here.

[@finlan212]

Thanks so much for this video. Hmm i wanted to know can i get a permanent work visa as a nurse from Africa to the UK? And how please?

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes you can 👌🏾

[@Olisaibegbu_]

Hi kuseme! So what if for example, as a student of law in Nigeria. I’m currently studying for an LLB, but my main aim/focus is to practice as a lawyer in the United Kingdom. I.e “having my own law practice”, in the long run. Do I still need to take the masters of law course, or just go straight to take the SQE and then take it from there.? You also mentioned something about the innovator visa. What does that entail too?

[@KusemeIseh]

I just said here in this video that you don’t need a master to write the qualifying exams. You can watch this video for your second question kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3esoXWXj89rhM0

[@Olisaibegbu_]

@@KusemeIseh okay dear, Many thanks for the info!

[@ganiyusalau3784]

Thank you very much for this video, I equally fall for this MBA rush after my PSW visa, I was unable to renew my visa. Have to come back to Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@KusemeIseh]

@@ganiyusalau3784 chai, sorry 😞

[@Osato_June]

Thank you so much. Are there career pathways for someone with a Bsc and MA in international relations

[@KusemeIseh]

There are career pathways for every course

[@shazzywhite8855]

Hello Kuskus, Please is there a way I can reach out to you, maybe an email or instagram. I intend on going for September intake next year but I need advice @@KusemeIseh

[@AndrewKwabula]

It depends, IT professionals do not have to take any exams to qualify as IT practitioners. Diploma, BSc, MSc no degree, all can get jobs IF you can demonstrate your skills. So your title is very misleading as it only applied to Lawyers and any other tightly controlled profession. Many successful IT pros do not even have a diploma in IT, they just picked it up. Why title it with "in the UK" the title tends to imply the problem is doing it IN THE UK. Someone went to the UK with a law degree but had to seat for bar exams in the state he settled in. It would not have mattered if he did a master's first. So if you went to Australia it would have been the same, the same with Newland.

[@KusemeIseh]

That was not my intention. The full title says “why you should not do a masters in UK if it’s not a priority”. It would apply globally, but my content focuses more on UK that’s why I included UK in the title. Thanks for your contribution. 👍

[@frankgambrah7689]

But can you bring a masters degree from any other country around the world and apply for any of the jobs you mentioned ?

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes

[@frankgambrah7689]

@@KusemeIseh Don't forget, it is not the uni you attended going to look for a job for that degree holder. The best thing is to advise students coming to do their MS to make their research for job seeking in the UK after their course. Because in the UK they base their employment on experience. Holding those degrees on paper with no experience on your CVis not enough.

[@KusemeIseh]

Exactly, work experience is better, I tell them this everytime.

[@frankgambrah7689]

Thank you Ms Iseh. Countries like Africa entertained mediocrity. Someone comes out from school with high credentials and give him the highest job with no experience. They always kick the experienced person out and give the fresh people their seats. Our African education doesn't base on practicals. The professors always want students to write verbatim and that's our downfall In those advanced countries, you always go to the right places for your course on practical skills. Sometimes there are many apparatuses student only see it in books and that exposed them when they go out

[@KusemeIseh]

@@frankgambrah7689 That's why education in Africa is a bit flawed and people are migrating abroad to get quality education.

[@najatetboduguyanle3398]

Insightful video, however, my opinion on this is that people looking to divert to a new career path different from what they studied at the Undergrad level will do a taught Postgraduate course. Research masters courses build on the knowledge you already have in your undergrad field.

[@KusemeIseh]

Good point 👍🏾

[@blessingoluchukwu8116]

Thank you for this. I read physics and have switched to IT. (Confused on how to go about it). Do you mind sharing some tips?

[@KusemeIseh]

What stage are you in IT, and what areas do you need tips on? IT is a good industry.

[@abrahamlucky4125]

Thanks Kuskus for this video, Please as a Chevening Scholar bound to return after your program, how were you able to stay back as against the bound to return for two years?

[@KusemeIseh]

I didn’t stay back oh.

[@abrahamlucky4125]

@@KusemeIseh oh really, okay

[@pharmpeter5079]

​@@KusemeIseh what if you are so lucky to get a permanent job after graduation, do you still have to go home 😢😢

[@KusemeIseh]

@@pharmpeter5079 we all had the capacity and luck to get jobs my dear 😎

[@pharmpeter5079]

@@KusemeIseh mehn, this is serious o

[@ndukeobongeffiong695]

You are the best Kuskus

[@KusemeIseh]

Awww, thank you 😊

[@kennyelebe6024]

Hmmmmm. Thank you so much!

[@KusemeIseh]

You are so welcome!

[@oluwoleowoyemi9757]

Thanks for sharing these tips, very informative. I hope those yet to make their decisions can decipher the depth of these information and make an informed decisions. I agree with all the information shared, so true. U must love to study to pursue a master's degree here in the UK and you must be financially prepared to toe that line. Be ready, else, explore alternatives route mentioned here; 1yr UK master's degree is so hectic due to the time frame. Best wishes

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you for your contribution, I pray they all receive divine guidance 🙏🏾

[@andrewdavidayi8920]

God bless you for this information. I have BSc in social work please is there a professional exams I can write in other to get a job? Thank you

[@KusemeIseh]

I think You should do your research (google)

[@nwankwoaustin]

I am interested in Global Health ,though having my MBBS hope it doing Masters will work

[@KusemeIseh]

The advice here is to first know what jobs you want and then decide the best career route to take.

[@ikohdaniel2970]

Hey , good day, so I'm about to wrap up my bachelor's degree in accounting and I wanna study management as a master degree but I don't want to practice accounting so how do I go about it !?

[@KusemeIseh]

You should first determine what career you’ll like to work in, thereafter you can confirm if you can enter the industry easily with your undergraduate degree or you need further qualifications. Then you’d find out the best qualifications to go for or to just find a job in the interim.

[@ikohdaniel2970]

@@KusemeIseh alright..thank you so much

[@Finesadrach]

Is it possible to get a job in UK after Masters? Can I work in the UK after my Masters? After finishing your Masters, you can apply for the UK Graduate Route which allows international students to apply for a post-study work (PSW) visa. This visa is valid for at least two years after completing your Masters! 3rd Jan 2024 That question was answered on 3rd Jan 2024 ... is it true? Wanna apply for that chevening scholarship too but what you shared here changed my thought pattern. Want to apply for a masters in computer science. I have a bachelors in Information Technology.

[@KusemeIseh]

I think you should go for what you want. Yes you can apply for a post study visa (work permit) after your studies. But note that Chevening scholarship requires scholars to return to their home country after studies.

[@yassermusa-bg3wg]

Hi you are great as usual I have a question for u chevening is made an apdate in biography that require instagram and twitter but unfortunately I had lost my phone with all active account in it is that have effect on my acceptance if I didn't submitted biography?

[@KusemeIseh]

Submit the biography, if you don’t have social media accounts, you don’t have to include them. But you have to submit the biography.

[@gloria9317]

Hello ma I graduated with a third class here in Nigeria, can i start from scratch there or do a post graduate course, though i have a certification in CRM and HRM here in Nigeria

[@KusemeIseh]

It’s up to you what you’ll like to do. You can find schools that accept your undergraduate degree and enroll in a post graduate degree.

[@bensonnsikakabasi3462]

Thanks for this video. pls how can I move to Canada after one year study in the UK?

[@KusemeIseh]

You can move either through studies, job, or through any of their PR programs like express entry.

[@karan25535]

Hi, thank you for all your videos. Have a question regarding the interview: is the final decision made by the interview panel on the basis of application+interview+references or interview+references or just the performance in the interview?

[@KusemeIseh]

What interview are you referring to?

[@karan25535]

@@KusemeIseh chevening

[@KusemeIseh]

@@karan25535 I would't know oh

[@sulemankihengere5440]

It's the reputation of our education standards in Africa the problem .

[@KusemeIseh]

Very sad 😔

[@biragojosephine-tp3hb]

Please I'm a Ghanaian, if I get a permanent work visa to practice in the UK as a nurse, can I apply for scholarship to study a masters degree? If yes , then how many years I'm I suppose to work before I can do the masters degree

[@KusemeIseh]

It will depend on the rules of your visa. Your visa will tell you what you can and cannot do 👍

[@feyifunmiagnes2104]

Is a top_up program equivalent to degree in UK also would you advise top_up program please?

[@KusemeIseh]

It depends on what you want. A top up programme may not be a degree but you have to identify the specific program, go through the details to know if the outcome will be a degree.

[@sacassashimidrama7088]

You should have applied for sqe from Nigeria you can combine it now with masters.

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes true, but you don’t need masters to write sqe, that’s exactly what I’m saying in this video.

[@josephinesackey5967]

Very insightful video. It helped clear a lot of misconceptions for me. Thank you so much, ma'am. Quick question, please. What Site can I visit to know the job shortage department under pharmacy?

[@KusemeIseh]

Here you go www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations

[@josephinesackey5967]

@@KusemeIseh Thank you so much for your quick reply🙏

[@KusemeIseh]

uwc

[@hannahwanjanjagi5026]

thankyou for the information,my question is, is it difficult to switch from students visa to skilled visa?

[@KusemeIseh]

It really depends on each person’s circumstances.

[@Abeje123]

Is it possible to switch from graduate visa back to student visa

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes 👍

[@sarahudeme8836]

Thank you for your presentation but what is the age limit for ILR

[@KusemeIseh]

I haven’t seen any information that suggests there’s an age limit for ILR 🤔

[@francis_gozo]

I have a question. can u apply for a permanent work visa and come to the UK and work and do your masters as a part-time student. is it a good idea

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes you can!

[@adioayotayo1495]

Thank you so much for the insightful video. I’ll like to ask some few questions. 1) as a lawyer; what visa then will you advise I go use to get in 2) can I apply to qualify as a solicitor in the uk from Nigeria? 3) since a masters degree is obviously not the best step for me, and I want to get into the uk to qualify as a lawyer, how do I go about it?.

[@KusemeIseh]

I would direct you to the solicitors regulatory council website. All your questions will be answered there. There are short term study visas for courses less than 6months. But visit the website, you should find used info there.

[@chikamsoanakudo8393]

After bsc in my country can I redo a bsc there for work visa and more work eligibility?

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes you can or you can do postgraduate courses or certificate courses.

[@mhamdking4860]

so are u suggesting that one should go for undergraduate studies even if I am 29 years old ! thanks

[@KusemeIseh]

But I did not mention anything undergraduate in this video 😁

[@ogukekestanley7022]

Howmuch do i need to switch from students visa to a skill worker visa in the uk

[@KusemeIseh]

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[@nharnahkossaundaj5091]

Can you use your study visa of undergraduate degree to get a skilled worker visa?

[@KusemeIseh]

If you get a skilled job after studies, yes.

[@adewumitemitope1680]

Thank you so much

[@KusemeIseh]

You're most welcome

[@emmanueldanquah8376]

Thanks for your video. Please, what about those pursuing masters in data science and analytics, what are their chances of getting a job?

[@KusemeIseh]

This should be in the shortage occupation list, so there should be high chances of getting sponsored jobs. But you have to begin the job search on time and apply the right way.

[@okechukwuchiamaka923]

How can I get a sponsored job on Data Analyst?

[@godsworddon4265]

I like the ways you smile 😃

[@KusemeIseh]

Happy to hear 👍

[@Meme-lolo-l1f]

I totally understand

[@KusemeIseh]

Glad to hear 👍

[@amidanas9860]

How can someone apply for a skill worker visa from their country

[@KusemeIseh]

Apply here www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa

[@saptarshichakraborty7474]

Guys can anyone answer this - As a non EU citizen will a UK master's degree be valid for applying to jobs in EU and Ireland and other countries?

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes

[@saptarshichakraborty7474]

@@KusemeIseh Thanks a lot! For being so helpful. I have subscribed to your channel ^-^

[@KusemeIseh]

Happy to see you join the family 😊

[@feyifunmiagnes2104]

I have masters in human resources management from you Nigeria, which exam do I have to write please? And my HND is in mass communication I love this video thanks so much

[@KusemeIseh]

Hmmm, that’s not how it works. You’ll have to determine your next career move in order to identify what steps you need to take.

[@quentindela6202]

As for nursing this information is not correct, you can study master in nursing and qualify to be registered nurse in UK, yes you still have to apply with NMC for pin…

[@KusemeIseh]

So how is the information not correct? Did I not say that master’s degree should depend on how important it is for your career?

[@kiranlalani5244]

Hey, please share about pharmacy

[@KusemeIseh]

I’m sure pharmacist would have specific certifications here in UK. You can google it.

[@TonyK601]

What is the cost involved in the student visa to graduate visa?

[@KusemeIseh]

It’s a lot of money, you can check www.gov.uk to see how much each of them cost.

[@TonyK601]

@@KusemeIseh thanks

[@hezekiahmanuel950]

Kuseme Iseh💯

[@KusemeIseh]

👌🏾

[@ecca9542]

You are so beautiful and cute. Loved this video 😊

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you so much!!

[@ribom6716]

The best place to do a Masters is in Australia and Spain

[@KusemeIseh]

Depends on the circumstances of each individual.

[@Io-mo4ov]

The American experience is very different.

[@KusemeIseh]

Would really love to know more about the experience.

[@ronypinto2692]

Nice video

[@KusemeIseh]

Thank you

[@11Laety]

Please put down the music, it's very annoying, can't focus on what you say.

[@malikoseni5229]

but there’s a 10 year route for people also

[@KusemeIseh]

Yes, 10 years is a very long time oh

[@ogommary6748]

Please is this applicable to the nursing profession

[@KusemeIseh]

I think you should do your own research

[@nwagodbenjamin7931]

What of If Someone is an Industrial Chemist in Nigeria ???

[@KusemeIseh]

Same rule applies. Just do your research and know what steps are bast for your career path.