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Work as a Nurse for 2 years after Graduation in the UK

Director December 5, 2019 Uncategorised adult nursing, BA Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing, bangor, Bangor Nursing, Bangor University, Canadian nurses, Clinical Nursing, Health Sciences, Health Studies, Nurses, nursing, Nursing Degree, registered nurse, registered practical nurse, Study in the UK, Study in Wales, Study Overseas, undergraduate, university of bangor

The British government has announced a new policy (starting 2020/21) which allows international students to live and work in the UK for up to 2 years after graduation. This means that students graduating from the Bangor University Adult Nursing Program (B.A. Hons) will now be eligible to work in nursing while undergoing the application process to transfer their skills back to Canada.

The program at Bangor University runs for 3 straight calendar years (36 months) so is actually slightly longer than the 32 months that the program requires in Canada. It also features one of the largest number of clinical hours as compared to any other university nursing program in the UK. Watch below to find out more:

The program will prepare students to work in the following areas:

Acute sector general and specialist medical and surgical nursing
Critical care nursing (intensive and high dependency care, emergency department, theatres and recovery)
Community nursing in the home environment and primary care

The teaching staff at Bangor have a wide range of clinical experience and have partnerships with many health care agencies to insure that student learning is of the highest possible quality. If you are interested in finding out more about this program or would like to apply from Canada, please contact Barclay Educational Services at JSB@barclayedu.com. Barclay is the only Canadian agent authorized to accept applications on behalf of the University from students in Canada.

Applications Now Open for Nursing at Bangor University

Director November 19, 2019 Uncategorised adult nursing, BA Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing, Bangor Nursing, Canadian nurses, Clinical Nursing, health science, Health Sciences, Health Studies, healthcare, Nurses, nursing, Nursing Degree, registered nurse, registered practical nurse, Study, Study in the UK, Study in Wales, Study Overseas

Applications are now being accepted for the BN (Hons) Adult Nursing Degree at Bangor University in Wales. This is the first time ever that the program has been open to Canadian students. In addition to qualifying for a nursing degree, after graduation students now have a 2 year stay back option to work in the UK.

This BN (Hons) Adult Nursing Program will prepare you to care for the needs of people across the lifespan, including safeguarding the health of mother and baby. You will be able to experience that diversity during placements in clinical areas where adult nurses practice which might include:

Acute sector general and specialist medical and surgical nursing
Critical care nursing (intensive and high dependency care, emergency department, theatres and recovery)
Community nursing in the home environment and primary care

Adult nursing offers a range of interesting and worthwhile careers in healthcare with opportunities available to develop skills and knowledge in diverse areas, such as: leadership, advanced clinical practice, education or research. The BA (Hons) Nursing runs for 3 years (36 months), however, Registered Practical Nurses who were trained in Canada may be able to complete the program in just 2 years.

After graduation, students who want to return home to work would undergo the same process to transfer their skills as any other Internationally trained nurse with the NNAS and their own provincial nursing authority.

There are a limited number of spaces available for this program. Anyone applying from Canada is asked to contact Barclay Educational Services. Barclay is the only agent recognized by Bangor as being qualified to accept Canadian students for this program. For more info email Jackie Barclay at JSB@barclayedu.com

Study Overseas! Come Meet These University Reps at Barclay Educational in Hamilton!

Director September 25, 2019 Uncategorised #studyintheuk, #studyoverseas, Accelerated Law Degree, Apply for a Masters, Bangor University, Business, education, Engineering, guidance counselling, IESEG, IESEG School of Management, Law, Law School, Lawyers, MA programs in Scotland, MBA, MBA Business, MSc, MSc business, nursing, Postgrad, Postgrad programs, Postgraduate, Postgraduate Programs, research, scotlandisnow, Study Art, Study Business, Study Commerce, Study Finance, Study in France, Study in Germany, Study in Ireland, Study in Paris, Study in Scotland, Study in the UK, Study in Wales, Study Law, Study Law abroad, study law in the UK, Study Law overseas, Study Overseas, University of Leicester Law

Barclay Educational Services has more than a decade of experience in helping successfully place students for overseas studies at Universities in the UK, Ireland, France and Germany. The most popular programs include Law, Pharmacy and Chiropractic (which are accessible directly from high school,) as well as the 2 year Accelerated Law Program or JD Pathway (LLB). In addition we place many students for Engineering, MBA, Forensic Sciences, Speech Language Pathology, Physiotherapy and Occupational therapy.

We partner with more than 25 of the top Universities and Institutes for both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. We are pleased to announce that many of the representatives from these universities are beginning their North American Fall Tour and a number will be visiting Barclay’s offices in Hamilton, Ont on the following dates:

Mon. Sept 30th – Swansea University, 10 am.

Thurs Oct 3 – Edinburgh Napier University, 10 am

Also, University of Leicester, 3 pm.

Mon. Oct 7th – University of Brighton, 10 am.

Thurs. Oct 10th – Ulster University, 1 pm

Fri. Oct 25th – Queen Margaret University, University of Stirling, 1 pm.

Mon. Oct 28th – University of Strathclyde, 3 pm.

Wed. Nov 13th – Leicester Law Event, 6 pm.

Week of Nov 9th – IESEG School of Management, Time TBA

We are located at McMaster Innovation Park, 175 Longwood Rd. S, Ste 312A in Hamilton Ontario. If you are interested in visiting with any of these universities to find out more about programs and student life, please email us to reserve your spot. Contact Jackie at JSB@barclayedu.com

Bangor Nursing Program Featured on CBC Morning in New Brunswick

Director July 9, 2019 Uncategorised #studyintheuk, #studyoverseas, Bachelor of Nursing, bangor, Bangor Nursing, Bangor University, Clinical Nursing, nursing, Nursing Degree, Study in the UK, Study in Wales, Study Overseas, university of bangor

Bangor University has opened up its 3 yr Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) for the first time ever to Canadian students in an effort to boost the number of nurses working in Wales as well as back home in Canada. This new initiative was recently featured on CBC Radio’s Morning Show in New Brunswick. You can read the story here

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/nursing-shortage-new-brunswick-wales-university-1.5203713

Successful applicants who undertake the program (which is 3 full calendar years) will be qualified to work as a nurse in Wales upon completion. (Canadian trained RPN’s could be eligible to complete the program in just 2 years.) Students will be required to undergo the same assessment as any other internationally trained nurse upon returning to Canada. The deadline for 2019 applications has now passed, but applications are being accepted for Sept 2020.

Find out more about the BN (Hons) program here

https://www.bangor.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/B741-Adult-Nursing

The program at Bangor University is recognized by student loan agencies such as OSAP and students will be able to work up to 20 hrs per week during their studies.

Applicants applying from high school require the following University level courses:

Grade 12 English

Grade 12 Biology

Grade 12 Chemistry

Grade 12 Data Management

Overall Average: Minimum of 78%

If you are interested in finding out more about how to apply to this program, please contact Barclay Educational Services at JSB@barclayedu.com

Please Note: Barclay Educational Services is the only agent authorized to accept applications from Canadian students.

What Makes the Nursing Program at Bangor University in Wales So Special?

Director May 14, 2019 Uncategorised #studyintheuk, BA Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing, Bangor Nursing, Canadian nurses, Clinical Nursing, health science, Health Sciences, Health Studies, healthcare, Nurses, nursing, registered nurse, registered practical nurse, Study in Wales, university of bangor

The 3 yr (Hons) BN in Nursing at Bangor University is part of the well-respected School of Health Sciences. The program is now open to Canadian applicants for the first time ever. The program is 3 FULL calendar years which makes it slightly longer than many of the programs here at home. In addition, Canadian trained RPN’s can likely complete the program in just two years. After finishing the program candidates are qualifed as nurses in the UK. In order to work back in Canada, graduates must undergo the same process as any other internationally trained nurse.

One very important aspect of the BN Nursing at Bangor is that half of the time is spent in lectures and the other half is spent gaining clinical experience which is necessary for gaining entrance to the job market upon graduation. The extreme competitiveness of nursing programs in provinces such as Ontario means that many excellent nursing candidates are not being accepted for training. The marks required for entrance to the program at Bangor must be strong but are not as high as the requirements in Ontario and many other provinces.

The School of Health Sciences tries to put the voices of students at the heart of everything that happens. Here are some of the ways that they do that:

Seeking the views of students about their programmes of study, and how their learning is supported
Using a ‘Let Us Hear What You Think’ strategy to capture students’ experiences
Taking part in national student surveys and share good practice
Student Representatives work in partnership with the School to address key issues around the student experience
A Staff Student Liaison Committee where to regularly review how the School is engaging with students.

These strategies enable working together to provide the best possible environment for learning and the advancement of healthcare.

The School wants to insure that students get the most out of their time at Bangor University. There are a range of student-led societies which provide opportunities to share interests and experiences. The School also actively supports students to attend regional and national conferences and networking events in healthcare. Finally there is collaboration with Student Representatives and the Students’ Union to identify new ways of ensuring a positive experience for students within the School.

Find out more about Nursing at Bangor by watching the video below. If you are interested in applying from Canada, contact Barclay Educational Services which is the only agent recognized to accept applications from Canadian students. Please email Jackie at JSB@barclayedu.com

Addressing the Problem of the Growing Shortage of Nurses in Ontario

Director April 25, 2019 Uncategorised #studyintheuk, #studyoverseas, BA Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing, Bangor Nursing, Canadian nurses, Clinical Nursing, Health, Health Sciences, Health Studies, nursing, Nursing Degree, Study in the UK, Study in Wales

A new program is trying to make use of the many qualifications that Internationally Trained Nurses bring to the province, while at the same time addressing the growing shortage of nurses in Ontario. The program is called Ontario Internationally Educated Nurses Course Consortium and it helps address gaps in training and competency. A total of 45 openings are available each year. The next round of applications is being accepted in May of 2019. The goal of the two year training program is helping IEN’s bridge their qualifications so that they can apply to work as Nurses once they are back in Ontario. Although the lack of nurses is a growing concern as the population ages, the process for IEN’s to qualify for work in Ontario can be fairly complex. This program could help simplify that educational process.

You can find out more about whether you qualify and how to apply here https://rncompetencies.ca/eligibility/

What is also making the shortage critical however, is the difficulty of getting into existing nursing programs here at home in Canada as the process continues to become more highly competitive. The entrance of International Universities into the Canadian market could also help with this problem. For instance, Bangor University in Wales has opened up its 3 yr BN(Hons) Nursing to Canadian students for the first time ever. The program is three FULL calendar years which means it is slightly longer than many Canadian programs. Canadian trained RPN’s can likely complete it in just two years. Half of the course time is spent in lectures and the other half is spent gaining clinical experience. You can find out more about that program here https://www.bangor.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/B741-Adult-Nursing

Addressing these shortages is critical. Figures released in 2018 by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) showed that Ontario has the worst RN-to-population ratio in Canada; only 669 RNs per 100,000 people compared to 828 RNs per 100,000 people across the rest of Canada. The one bright spot is that statistics also show the number of Nurse Practitioners is on the rise with an increase of more than 50%

To find out more about the Bangor University Nursing Program please contact Barclay Educational Services at JSB@barclayedu.com. Barclay is the only Canadian application center recognized by Bangor. There is NO CHARGE for our services. The University pays our fee.

Getting into Nursing School Just got Tougher in Canada. Apply for a BN(Hons) Nursing at Bangor

Director April 17, 2019 Uncategorised #medical training, #medicalcare, #studyintheuk, #studyoverseas, BA Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing, Bangor Nursing, Canadian nurses, Clinical Nursing, Health Studies, healthcare, medical, Nurses, nursing, Nursing Degree, registered nurse, registered practical nurse, RPN, Study in the UK, Study in Wales

A recent report from CBC states that “Despite a critical labour shortage, the New Brunswick government has cut $8.7M in funding for nursing programs.” The story goes on to say that ” The University of New Brunswick and Université de Moncton both state that the cuts will compromise their ability to deliver clinical training and grow their programs. ” (CBC as quoted in Academia April 16, 2019) This means that an already competitive admission process for Nursing School applicants in Canada has become even more difficult. Some positive news, however, is that Bangor University in Wales has opened up its 3 year BN(Hons) in Nursing for the first time ever for Canadian applicants.

This program is 3 full calendar years which means it is actually a slightly longer period of training than some Canadian programs including those in Ontario. Canadian trained RPN’s could be eligible to complete the course in just two years. Another significant benefit of the program is that half of the course time is spent in lectures and the other half is used for clinical training purposes so that students are able to get much needed experience for future employment. Upon completion of the program a student is fully qualified as a nurse in the UK. Transferring qualifications to work back home in Canada requires the student to undergo the same process as any other Internationally trained nurse. Watch the video below to find out more about Canadians studying Nursing at Bangor.

Bangor University is recognized for its excellence in teaching quality; in fact it is ranked as one of the best in the UK. If you are interested in finding out more about course details or how to apply to this outstanding program, please contact Jackie at JSB@barclayedu.com Barclay Educational is the ONLY agent who is authorized to accept Canadian applications. As a recognized agent of the University there is NO charge for our assistance. Bangor University pays our fee.

Bangor University Announces Role in Important International Research Project on Dementia

Director March 6, 2019 Uncategorised alzheimers, Bangor Nursing, Bangor University, dementia, healthcare, medical research, nursing, research, research project, senior citizens, seniors

Bangor University has announced that it will be part of a new international research project examining rare forms of dementia as well as support systems in rural and remote communities. Rare forms take in what is commonly called early-onset dementia which typically affects people in their 50’s and 60’s. The project will run for five years and will also involve Nipissing University and University College London along with a partnership with the Alzheimer Society Sudbury-Manitoulin North Bay and Districts.

The project will examine a number of issues and researchers will conduct phone interviews with support groups across the UK and Canada. The program will also seek to understand how different types of support groups help different people with different dementias at various times in their journey with the illness. Other paths of inquiry will include developing ways for capturing whether support groups are effective, as well as determining how cost effective support groups are when compared with other types of service. Another important facet of the project will be to train health care professionals and researchers to recognize the needs of people with rare dementias and to learn what benefits this training may have for their work with people with more common dementias.

Bangor University’s role in this project is in keeping with their profile as a leader in health care training in Wales. The University recently opened its well-respected 3 yr (Hons) Nursing Program to Canadian Students for the first time. Applications are still being accepted for a September 2019 start. If you are interested in finding out more about any of their health care related programs or would like to apply from Canada, please contact Jackie at JSB@barclayedu.com

Help Cancer Survivors with this MSc in Cancer Rehabilitation at University of Hull

Director February 25, 2019 Uncategorised #studyintheuk, #studyoverseas, cancer rehabilitation, exercise science, healthcare, Medicine, MSc, nursing, physical rehabilitation, Physiotherapy, Postgrad, Postgrad programs, Postgraduate, Postgraduate Programs, Public Health, rehabilitation, Study, Study in the UK, survivor, therapy

Cancer is a prevalent disease which will affect one in two people in the UK alone. As cancer treatment continues to improve, more patients survive and undertake rehabilitative therapies to aid recovery. This programme provides postgraduate training and education for current healthcare professionals and those aspiring to work in the evolving field.

Studying this course at Hull, you’ll enjoy strong links to many community and health employers. These provide excellent opportunities for work placements to apply your skills in real-world settings. You’ll have the opportunity to participate in a major research investigation, publishing in peer-reviewed journals and helping to develop an evidence-base for the discipline of cancer rehabilitation in the UK.

What you’ll study

Core modules

All modules are subject to availability and this list may change at any time.

Cancer and Modifiable Risks
Research Methods & Statistics
Essentials of Exercise Rehabilitation
Psychology of Health and DiseaseIn this module, you will learn about various health-related behaviours (e.g., physical activity, alcohol drinking, smoking, etc.), several chronic diseases (e.g., cancer, coronary heart disease, etc.), and how to design theoretically driven behaviour change interventions to help individuals engage in a healthy lifestyle.
Professional Practice and Clinical Placement
Clinical Exercise Testing, Prescription and Programming
Research Investigation

Entry Requirements

This program is open to International Students. A minimum of a 2.2 Honours degree or international equivalent in a relevant subject (sport and exercise science, nursing, sports therapy, physiotherapy, public health or medicine). Students will also be subject to an enhanced Background Check.

For more information or to apply from Canada, please contact Jackie at Barclay Educational Services. (Barclay is a recognized Canadian agent for the University of Hull so there is no charge for our application assistance. The University pays our fee.)

Deadline Extended for Students Applying to Nursing at Bangor University

Director January 30, 2019 Uncategorised #studyoverseas, Apply to the UK, BA Nursing, Bangor Nursing, Bangor University, Canadian nurses, Health Sciences, Health Studies, healthcare, nursing, registered nurse, registered practical nurse, RN, RPN, Study in Wales

Barclay Educational Services is pleased to announce that the Jan 31st deadline to apply to Adult Nursing at Bangor University is being extended for a short period of time. The 3 yr BSc Nursing (Honours) program has been opened up to Canadian students for the FIRST TIME EVER and qualifies you as a nurse in the UK. This program requires a slightly lower average for admission than here in Ontario. In addition, the course recognizes the qualifications of Canadian trained RPN’s so it is possible for those professionals to complete the program in two years rather than three. In addition, the program is available to qualifying students directly from high school so that no undergraduate study at university is required.

A significant strength of the Bangor University Program is that it is a 50/50 split; that is, that half of the course time is spent on lectures and the other half is spent gaining important clinical experience which is necessary in order to launch your nursing career. In fact, the program at Bangor University offers one of the highest number of hours spent in clinical experience when compared to some other similar programs. It should be noted that the program is eligible for OSAP funding. Students are also able to work 20 hours a week during school time and are generally allowed to work full-time during school holiday periods.

For those who wish to return to Canada to work as an RN, the process to qualify back home is the same as for any other Internationally Trained Nurse. Bangor University is located in Wales and offers a safe, friendly campus for students. In addition to enjoying the educational benefits of this well-respected program, Wales offers an exciting international experience with lots of opportunity to travel cheaply to many other interesting places.

If you are interested in finding out more about this exciting program before the application window closes, please contact Jackie at JSB@barclayedu.com Barclay is the ONLY agency recognized as being able to assist with applications from Canadian students to this program. It is done at no cost to the applicant. The University pays our fee.

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