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Basic immigration – students (current system NOT Tier 4)

This course will provide an introduction to the UK system of immigration control as it affects those coming to study in the UK. It will explore immigration rules and procedures for those applying to enter or extend their stay in the UK under the ‘student’ category of the Immigration Rules.

Course aim

To enable those working with international students to advise on straightforward applications for entry clearance, leave to enter or leave to remain for study in the UK.

Course objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • identify key requirements in the Immigration Rules for those who want to study in the UK
  • enable participants to advise students about straightforward applications for entry clearance, and extensions of stay for study
  • introduce key points of basic good practice in dealing with student immigration applications

Dates, venues and course codes:

  • 22 October 2008, London (P395)
  • 29 October 2008, Birmingham (P396)

Course details

This course is suitable for:
those offering, or planning to offer, advice to students in making straightforward applications for permission to enter or extend their stay in the UK. The course is intended to reflect activity at Level 1 of the OISC’s Guidance on Competence for student advisers in institutions covered by the Ministerial Order exempting them from registration with the OISC.

At the time of writing, we anticipate that we will NOT have enough information to include anything substantial on Tier 4 of the Points Based System (expected in Spring 2009).
Please see 'About our immigration courses'.

This course is a component of the Certificate for International Education Professionals.

Fees:
£150 members, £95 students’ unions, £300 non-members

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