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CAREGIVER PILOT PROGRAM: A VITAL CONTRIBUTION TO IMMIGRATION
The Canadian government has a successful track record with pilot programs, as evidenced by the nearly 5,700 caregivers and their
DREAMS CONSULT DONATES FOOD ITEMS TO THE EDWENASE REHABILITATION CENTRE TO MARK 2021 CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK CELEBRATION.
Ghana’s leading IELTS and OET tuition center, study and work abroad agency, Dreams Consult, has donated food items to the Edwenase Rehabilitation Center in Kumasi on Saturday, 9th October, 2021 as part of activities to mark this year’s customer service celebration.
Get Permanent Residency in Canada
Migration to Canada has become a topical issue lately on the lips and minds of everyone including nurses, engineers, teachers,
OET CENTER REOPENS FOR TESTS
The OET test center has been reopened for the resumption of the OET tests. The test center in Nigeria, which
IELTS Test Dates 2021
Access the best opportunities abroad with the most widely accepted English proficiency test, IELTS, by joining Dreams Consult’s effective and
WHICH IELTS TEST SHOULD I TAKE?
International English Language Testing System (IELTS), which is a globally accepted English proficiency test, is a prerequisite if you want
DREAMS CONSULT IS A TRUSTED IELTS PARTNER, BRITISH COUNCIL GHANA ITERATES
The British Council, Ghana has once again confirmed that Dreams Consult is a credible IELTS study centre and partner in
DOCTORS AND NURSES FROM GHANA CAN STILL WORK IN THE UK
Doctors and nurses from African countries including Ghana are eligible to live and work in the UK in spite of
IELTS TEST DATES FOR 2020
The British Council Ghana administers the test a minimum of two times every month (i.e two test dates in each month) in four locations – Accra, Kumasi, Tamale and Abidjan. Choose which test helps you achieve your goals and decide on a convenient date that suits your schedule and preparedness.
WORK ABROAD
THE GOLD MINE ELSEWHERE; WHY YOU NEED TO WORK AS A NURSE ABROAD In Ghana, most nurses and midwives graduate