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Easter reminds us that hope must never be lost. May all your prayers be fulfilled.
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Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!
May the gift of love, joy and peace be yours this Christmas.
Wishing you a magical and blissful holiday!
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Top 10 Reasons to Study in the UK as an International Student
Top-ranked Universities
The United Kingdom is proud to have many of their universities placed in top global league tables such as the QS World Rankings and The Times’ Higher Education Rankings amongst others. Graduating from top-ranked universities will allow you to enter work with a CV that stands out and your subject knowledge will be deeper than the average candidate pursuing employment.
Internationally-respected qualification
Higher education qualifications gained in the UK hold immense respect and high reputation internationally. This will prove to be extremely beneficial when applying for work with top organisations and developing your career.
International Work Experience
Tier 4 student visa gives international students permission to work for up to 20 hours per week. This provides great opportunities not only to earn while studying, but also to gain work experience desired by employers. There are many opportunities for internships, work placements and part-time jobs in the UK.
Language of the world
English is the most used language in the world. Studying in the UK, the home of the English language, enhances career prospects by developing language knowledge and teaching academic and professional language skills that are sought-after by employers.
The Quality Assurance Agency (QAA)
The Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for Higher Education is a government body which regularly inspects and assesses universities. The standards of teaching, learning and research are upheld to extremely high standards, ensuring top-quality courses and teaching methods are provided to all students.
Cultural diversity
The UK is home to many international communities, it is a friendly and tolerant place with rich and diverse cultures. This provides a homely and familiar environment for visitors and inhabitants alike, with many opportunities to experience new cultures as well as share your culture with the rest of the UK.
Rich History
The United Kingdom is an exceptionally interesting place to live and study, as it is filled with a history of wealth. The extraordinary architecture, castles, historic towns, and many museums, provide scope for exploration and learning.
Free Healthcare
The UK jewel, which is the NHS, is available to all students in the UK who are studying for more than 6 months. This means that there is medical help available 24/7 when needed, with no financial implications.
Graduate employability
According to the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2019, UK universities often score high in graduate employability. Many universities provide help to their graduates with finding suitable work placements and starting their careers.
Shorter course duration and lesser tuition
Courses in the UK are relatively shorter in duration when compared to the rest of the world. Shorter courses allow for qualification to be obtained sooner, in turn reducing the cost of tuition and living in the country.
Source: https://study-bridge.co.uk/blog/career-guidance/ten-reasons-to-study-in-uk-as-international-student/
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Money Required by International Students to Study In the UK
Studying in the UK is exciting, but it also can be very expensive! In order to receive your Visa, you will need to prove that you have enough money to pay for your course fees and your living costs in the UK. The Home Office calls this the maintenance requirements. We have created this summary to help you understand the financial aspect of your international application.
Course fees
Home Office and the University require you to prove that you have enough money to pay the tuition fees for the first year of your course. The sum of these fees varies depending on which educational institution you have applied for, but they can be as much as £20,000 per year. When you receive your CAS code from your university, the Home Office can use the code to confirm how much money you need for your course fees. Please note that if you have paid your course fees or not, this will be confirmed on your CAS.
Living costs
The Home Office uses fixed amounts to determine if you are able to sustain yourself while living in the UK. These amounts in theory reflect the UK living costs.
Studying in London will require evidence of £1,265 per month, for a maximum of 9 months. Therefore, if you are studying a one year course, the amount which you will need is £11,385 approximately.
Studying elsewhere in the UK the living cost decreases to £1,015 per month, therefore the total required for a full year of study is £9,135 approximately.
The University should provide you with the start and end date of your course, and it should be stated on their website. Alternatively, you can figure out the start and end dates of your course, by simply referring to your CAS. When figuring out the living costs please make sure to round up any incomplete months.
If you need any further assistance regarding the cost of education in the UK, please do not hesitate to contact Study Bridge.
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Financial Requirements for International Students to Study In the UK
Financial Requirements for International Students to Study In the UK
Studying in the UK is exciting, but it also can be very expensive! In order to receive your Visa, you will need to prove that you have enough money to pay for your course fees and your living costs in the UK. The Home Office calls this the maintenance requirements. We have created this summary to help you understand the financial aspect of your international application.
Course fees
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International Student's Studying Experience in the UK
As an international student, you will quickly find out that studying in the UK differs from studying at home. Factors such as the type of your course, level of study and university location may require you to do things differently than what you are used to.
In the UK, it is common for students to manage their own research and time, instead of being prescribed set work. Coursework is completed in student’s own time and there are numerous exams which tests their knowledge and understanding.
Lectures are a large group of students in your year or studying the same module or course. A lecturer often stands in the front of the lecture hall and presents information about a specific part of the course. It is expected that students complete, recommended reading before/after the lecture to make the most of them.
Seminars are classroom-sized groups of students (20-50). Seminars are designed to allow the students to discuss module topics from reading and lectures in greater detail. Often seminars can hold debates or student presentations.
Exams usually starts in January and May by all students, however there can be smaller tests given during seminars. Exams can be very stressful, make sure you attend all your lectures and seminars, as you will learn the layout and topics of the exams there, eliminating some of the stress.
Course work also known as written assignments, which can take many forms (such as essays, reports, presentations, etc). A deadline is given to the student for the coursework, alongside the assignment brief, stating the main question and points to cover.
Plagiarism means taking someone else ideas or work and presenting it as your own, without crediting the source. It is important all students reference their work properly. If you are found plagiarising, you can fail the exam or assignment, or even be asked to leave your course. You can read more about plagiarism on plagiarism.org
If you have any more questions regarding studying in the UK, please do not hesitate to contact Study Bridge.
Source: https://study-bridge.co.uk/blog/career-guidance/how-is-studying-experience-in-the-uk-for-international-students/
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Studying Experience in the UK for International Students
Studying Experience in the UK for International Students
As an international student, you will quickly find out that studying in the UK differs from studying at home. Factors such as the type of your course, level of study and university location may require you to do things differently than what you are used to.
In the UK, it is common for students to manage their own research and time, instead of being prescribed set work. Coursework is…
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UK Student Visa Requirements
If you are from a country that is not part of the United Kingdom or outside of the European Union, you may need to apply for the Tier 4 Visa in order to study in the UK. You can check if you need a UK Visa here:
https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
In order to apply for the student visa you have to:
Be over the age of 16
Have a offer letter for the course
Have English Qualifications
Be able to financially support yourself and pay for the course
Be from a country outside of the EEA or Switzerland
Meet all eligibility criteria
You can make your visa application no sooner than 3 months before you start your course. The decision is usually presented to you within 3 weeks, or if you want a faster decision, you may be able to pay for it.
Applying for a visa from outside the UK costs £348, any dependents which you would like to bring will also cost £348 per application. You will also need to pay the healthcare surcharge as part of the application, the cost of this varies, you can check how much you will have to pay here:
https://www.immigration-health-surcharge.service.gov.uk/checker/type
You can arrive in the UK up to 1 week before the course starts if your course lasts for 6 months or less. Otherwise, you can arrive in the UK up to 1 month before the course start date, if your course lasts more than 6 months. The amount of time you can stay in the UK with the Tier 4 Visa depends on several factors like course duration and previously completed studies.
With the Tier 4 Visa
You can: Study, Work as a student union sabbatical officer, Apply from inside or outside the UK, Apply to extend your stay, Work in most jobs – depending on what level your course is and what kind of sponsor you have
You cannot: Get public funds, Work in certain jobs (e.g. professional sportsperson or sports coach), Study at an academy or a local authority-funded school (also known as a maintained school).
To learn more about Tier 4 Visa, or if you would like to apply to study in the UK, contact Study Bridge. We offer free visa guidance service to all prospective students.
Source: https://study-bridge.co.uk/blog/uk-student-visa-requirements/
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Student Visa Requirements to Study in the UK
Student Visa Requirements to Study in the UK
If you are from a country that is not part of the United Kingdom or outside of the European Union, you may need to apply for the Tier 4 Visa in order to study in the UK. You can check if you need a UK Visa here:
https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
In order to apply for the student visa you have to:
Be over the age of 16
Have a offer letter for the course
Have English Qualifications
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Essential Techniques Preparing For IELTS Test
IELTS – General or Academic? IELTS is available in two variations:
Academic: When you are applying for higher education or professional registration
General:When you are migrating to Australia, Canada, the UK, or looking to apply for secondary education, trainings, internships, or for work in an English speaking country. Although both versions – General or Academic assesses 4 language skills:…
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Everything an Incoming Freshman Needs to Know Before College Starts
As anyone who’s been through college can tell you, the first few months are a huge adjustment for everyone. You’re in a new place, living (more or less) on your own in many cases, and just generally taking that first step into adulthood. Maybe you’re still getting help from parents and maybe you’re not, but either way, there’s still a lot for you to figure outon your own. And that’s where you…
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If you are planning to study in the UK, Study bridgeoffer academic services covering various disciplines and also provide administrative support. Our evaluation process includes detailed review of the ability of each individual student with elaborate personal interviews and academic testing so that the students can choose their dream institution and the best suited course for them from the varied…
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Why should I choose to select money back plan in 2020?
A cash-back policy is a system that returns money at regular intervals. During the duration of the contract, this cashback is paid and is a proportion of the Amount Assured. Pay-outs for money-back are considered survival benefits. Such incentives will be accrued during the lifetime of the contract and the remaining Amount Assured will be compensated along with accumulated bonuses upon maturity.…
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A huge thank you to our NHS staff for all your support during this hard time.
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This is your last chance to apply for the April 2020 Intake!
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