Keen on moving to the UK to live and work? Discover the reasons to move to the UK and find out how becoming a doctor, nurse or AHP in the UK could be for you with the help of our handy living and working guide.

In light of the recent media spotlight on ethical recruitment for the NHS, we speak to Simona Bertolo, Medacs Healthcare’s Head of UK Permanent Recruitment to clarify our position on overseas recruitment. 

Did you know that scoring 6.5 in IELTS writing is now accepted by the NMC? Find out about the latest IELTS rules change and how an IELTS 6.5 score could be good news for international nurses.

Looking to improve your IELTS reading score? Find out how you can get your IELTS reading score to 7.0 or higher with our handy hints and tips.

Looking to improve your IELTS listening score? Find out how you can get your IELTS listening score to 7.0 or higher with our handy IELTS exam hints and tips.

So you’re thinking about progressing your medical career in an English speaking country? Well, before you can accept a job as a doctor, nurse or allied health professional, you will need to take the IELTS exam. Find out more about the four sections of the test.

For thousands of overseas doctors looking to move to the UK to work for the NHS, deciding which language test to complete can often be confusing. Find out why the OET route may be the best option for medical professionals. 

Want to know what IELTS is all about? As a doctor or nurse starting your journey to working in an English-speaking country, learn about the IELTS exam, scoring system, results and more.

Working in the UK’s beloved National Health Service (NHS) as an overseas nurse has many benefits. Not only will you work in one of the world’s leading healthcare systems, but you will also be providing high-quality care that is freely accessible to everyone in the UK. Learn more about the reasons why you should work for the NHS as an overseas nurse.

Are you a doctor, nurse or allied health professional keen to live and work in Australia or New Zealand? Check out our handy guides to living and working in Australia and New Zealand to see if the move could result in a better lifestyle for you.