England is recruiting Mental Health and Learning Disability Nurses!

During the event you will have the opportunity to meet our outstanding NEU Professionals team members who will help you with any questions you may have about working as a Mental Health and Learning Disability Nurse in the U.K. as well as the recruitment process. You will be able to share your experiences with your future colleagues and meet some of the international members of the team from Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

If you are interested in these opportunities, simply register on the link below.

You can also get in touch with us via Whatsapp web chat if you have any questions.

To be shortlisted for an interview, your English language level must fall into one of the following categories:

1. Have an OET/ Academic IELTS certificate at the level required by the NMC (UK’s Nursing and Midwifery Council) For IELTS you must achieve at least 7 in reading, listening and speaking, and at least 6.5 in writing. For OET you must achieve at least a grade B (350 to 440) in reading, listening and speaking, and at least a grade C+ (300 to 340) in writing. OR,
2. Have an OET/ Academic IELTS exam already booked (proof of booking required) OR,
3. Do not have an English language certificate but you are willing to book exam within 3 months of interview* – Free English language training will be provided by NEU Professionals in this instance. If this is your case, please ensure you provide proof of your English language level by sharing evidence when submitting your application. To check your current level of English you must complete a free English language test using the British Council’s EnglishScore mobile app. Once the test is completed, please take a screenshot of your score (i.e. A2, B1, B2 or C1) and attach it as part of the registration form. Please note that to be shortlisted for interviews we require a minimum English language level of B2.

*If you can pass OET/IELTS quickly after interview, you could make a cohort in June. You may take a little more time to study if needed but be mindful that the NHS Trust would like you to arrive before the end of November 2024. Therefore, you will need to take your English exam within 3 months of interview (before the end of July).

Candidates who have already passed their English Language exam will be prioritised for interviews/ shortlisting.

Candidates who have already passed their English Language exam will be prioritised for interviews/ shortlisting. We strongly recommend that you put every effort into booking your English Language exam in advance. Putting together a study plan to demonstrate your commitment and motivation to meeting this requirement is also recommended.