Good day fellow nurses!
I'm an aspirant nurse for UK and I really need help or some advice from you who share the same experience with me or have knowledge about my concern.
I just received an email today (NOV 27, 2017) from an NMC assessor and he/she asked me to re-submit my application after I comply with this:
Employment Gap - Applicant must declare by way of declaration if she has undertaken any work as a nurse (unregistered or registered) during the following periods: June 2016 - Present. In this declaration, applicant must also confirm whether she has resided in any country, other than the Philippines, for period of 3 months or longer over the age of 18. Applicant should submit this information as a Self-Declaration or a Curriculum Vitae (C.V/Resume). This should be uploaded to the Portal as 'Additional I.D'. Any gaps in employment should also be noted.
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I resigned from my previous work last June 2016 and never had or applied for work after that. So, I have been unemployed for 1 year and 5 months now.
Questions:
1. Will my employment gap affect my NMC application? Or, will they just ask an explanation/declaration from me about my work gap?
2. If you experienced the same, how did you proceed with your application?
I would highly appreciate your feedback. Thank you and may God bless you.
Hi fellow nurses,
Im glad I’ve seen this thread. It is really helpful. I’m also currently on the documents review in my NMC application. Just recently I received an email from the NMC that they need me to submit a copy of my CV and self declaration of any employment gaps and registered/unregistered practice.
I also have employment gaps. I’m unsure how to make a CV with explanation of employment gaps..
@nandha charles I’ve seen your previous posts. Can you please send me a sample format of the CV with self declaration of employment gaps. Here’s my email add: [email protected]
thanks
shenyue22
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Can somebody send me an example format of their working gap letter? Thanks a lot