Looking for an escape
Hi everyone, I have joined the forum as myself and my partner want to escape from the UK. I (30) am a qualified nurse currently working for a multinational medical devices company as a clinical specialist, my partner (30) is a communications assistant for the NHS. Relocation with my company may be an option but as I have only been with them for 9 months it's too soon to ask. If we can get away sooner that is what we want to do. Any advice on where we could go would be great! Trying to avoid Oz and NZ due to the distance for our parents to visit. We will consider Asia, America (North and South) and Caribbean and any other English speaking countries So hello and thanks for any advice we can get!
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Re: Looking for an escape
There are jobs for nurses in many countries but what is a "communications assistant " ?
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Re: Looking for an escape
Hi there and welcome to the forum :)
Suggest you look through the individual forums and check out which countries you may qualify for a visa. Happy planning. |
Re: Looking for an escape
Hi, thanks for you replies. A communications assistant is similar to a press officer. Basically press, pr and marketing. Is there any search tool which will show me which countries we would be eligible to work in? Thanks!
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Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by tulliepugh
(Post 10984800)
Hi, thanks for you replies. A communications assistant is similar to a press officer. Basically press, pr and marketing. Is there any search tool which will show me which countries we would be eligible to work in? Thanks!
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Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by christmasoompa
(Post 10984851)
Nope, you'd need to look at the Wiki for each country to see if you're likely to stand a chance of getting a visa. Although if it helps, the US isn't likely so you can probably cross that off the list!
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Re: Looking for an escape
Wow it took all of 6 posts (2 of which coming from me) for a hugely helpful and positive response. As it goes Mike I am fluent in the English language and you may notice from my original post I specified almost exclusively English speaking countries. I also realise that I can't just stroll into a hospital and slap my English nursing degree on the counter and expect that to be all they need to inundate me with job offers. I appreciate the helpful messages encouraging me to look further within the forum, so thanks for those. However if the last post is to be believed I might not bother looking any further as there is no point. On a side note I had a look at a few of your other posts Mike, you really are a positive guy......good work.
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Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by tulliepugh
(Post 10984982)
Wow it took all of 6 posts (2 of which coming from me) for a hugely helpful and positive response. As it goes Mike I am fluent in the English language and you may notice from my original post I specified almost exclusively English speaking countries. I also realise that I can't just stroll into a hospital and slap my English nursing degree on the counter and expect that to be all they need to inundate me with job offers. I appreciate the helpful messages encouraging me to look further within the forum, so thanks for those. However if the last post is to be believed I might not bother looking any further as there is no point. On a side note I had a look at a few of your other posts Mike, you really are a positive guy......good work.
Many of them also immediately get shirty if told the truth. |
Re: Looking for an escape
I appreciate that is the case. However this is a forum, a community based network for sharing information not stamping on peoples hopes! Perhaps if he had asked a little more about me he may have garnered enough information to say what he did above. Interestingly the country I probably stand the best chance with is the US as my employer is an American company and staff regularly relocate and I have been told further down the line this is an option, but that is incidental. I came here for helpful advice as to where else I should consider, I fail to see the benefit of or advice in the post, it appears to be very dismissive.
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Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by tulliepugh
(Post 10984982)
Wow it took all of 6 posts (2 of which coming from me) for a hugely helpful and positive response. As it goes Mike I am fluent in the English language and you may notice from my original post I specified almost exclusively English speaking countries. I also realise that I can't just stroll into a hospital and slap my English nursing degree on the counter and expect that to be all they need to inundate me with job offers. I appreciate the helpful messages encouraging me to look further within the forum, so thanks for those. However if the last post is to be believed I might not bother looking any further as there is no point. On a side note I had a look at a few of your other posts Mike, you really are a positive guy......good work.
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Re: Looking for an escape
Countries with English as a first language:
Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda, Australia (Australian English), Bahamas, Barbados Bermuda Belize British Indian Ocean Territory British Virgin Islands Canada (Canadian English) Cayman Islands, Dominica Falkland Islands Gibraltar Grenada Guernsey (Guernsey English) Guyana Ireland (Hiberno-English) Isle of Man (Manx English) Jamaica (Jamaican English) Jersey Montserrat Nauru, New Zealand (New Zealand English) Pitcairn Islands Saint Helena Saint Lucia Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Singapore South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Islands United Kingdom U.S. Virgin Islands United States So there are a few choices! |
Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by tulliepugh
(Post 10985036)
Countries with English as a first language:
Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda, Australia (Australian English), Bahamas, Barbados Bermuda Belize British Indian Ocean Territory British Virgin Islands Canada (Canadian English) Cayman Islands, Dominica Falkland Islands Gibraltar Grenada Guernsey (Guernsey English) Guyana Ireland (Hiberno-English) Isle of Man (Manx English) Jamaica (Jamaican English) Jersey Montserrat Nauru, New Zealand (New Zealand English) Pitcairn Islands Saint Helena Saint Lucia Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Singapore South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Islands United Kingdom U.S. Virgin Islands United States So there are a few choices! The major countries have their own forums for specifics, and we also have a rest of the world section - http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=62 |
Re: Looking for an escape
Well as I mentioned above I would consider Asia, the Caribbean, and Canada. I'm open to suggestions though. I am aware that there are individual sections however as stated in the forum rules I introduced myself here first.
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Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by tulliepugh
(Post 10985054)
Well as I mentioned above I would consider Asia, the Caribbean, and Canada. I'm open to suggestions though. I am aware that there are individual sections however as stated in the forum rules I introduced myself here first.
Your introduction does seem to have gotten a little side tracked, but as originally mentioned, you would need to ask in each country forum about migration. There is also a general nursing section - http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=72 - which may be helpful at exploring options. Good luck |
Re: Looking for an escape
Originally Posted by tulliepugh
(Post 10985054)
Well as I mentioned above I would consider Asia, the Caribbean, and Canada. I'm open to suggestions though. I am aware that there are individual sections however as stated in the forum rules I introduced myself here first.
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