Stockport, UK – May 12, 2025 – Ealoor Consultancy (UK) Ltd t/a Nursingjobsuk Ltd proudly marked the grand opening of its new office and OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) training venue on Friday, May 9th. The celebratory event, held at Central House, 2 Wellington Grove, Stockport, SK2 6RH, brought together key stakeholders from across the healthcare and education sectors.
The launch signifies a major step forward in Ealoor’s commitment to supporting NHS Trusts and international nurses through expanded access to high-quality, focused clinical training. The new Stockport facility enhances the company’s ability to deliver its acclaimed NMC OSCE training programme and serves as a strategic complement to its existing training centre at Apollo Buckingham Health Science Campus in Crewe.
The event was graced by the presence of several distinguished guests, including Navendu Mishra, MP for Stockport, and the Mayor of Stockport, Councillor Suzanne Wyatt. Attendees included representatives from NHS Trusts, private healthcare providers, partner universities, and members of the local community. Guests were treated to light refreshments and entertainment from local Aquinas college students.
Speaking at the event, Mathew James, Managing Director of Ealoor Consultancy (UK) Ltd, reflected on the company’s journey:
“This is a proud and special day for our entire team at Ealoor Consultancy and the NursingJobsUK division. Our motto is simple — ‘Changing Lives’ through education and skill development. We have grown into a global organisation supporting healthcare professionals and students around the world. Over the past 22 years, we have placed more than 6,000 nurses into roles across the UK NHS and health and social care sector, and supported over 6,000 international students in building better futures through education. These efforts not only support individual success stories but also contribute significantly to the UK economy — with international students contributing over £40 billion last year alone. ”
MP Navendu Mishra praised the investment and Ealoor’s contribution to the region, saying:
“It’s fantastic to see an organisation such as Ealoor Consultancy based out of Stockport. It’s so good to see investment into Stockport. Making sure the NHS is fit for purpose is a fundamental mission of the Labour government, and the contribution that Ealoor Consultancy makes is fantastic. I would like to see more Greater Manchester universities connecting with Ealoor Consultancy.”
Councillor Suzanne Wyatt also commended the organisation’s reach and mission:
“This organisation is obviously a lot bigger than it appears from the outside. It’s great what you are doing, and it’s important what you are doing.”
The new Stockport centre enhances Ealoor’s capacity to deliver its NMC OSCE training programme—already recognised by the NHS Workforce Alliance—and complements the company’s existing training facility at Apollo Buckingham Health Science Campus in Crewe.