Student to work visa
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Student to work visa
Can anyone tell me if the student to work visa is the same as the work to residency visa?
The agency i had carry out my assessment tell me that i can apply for a 12 month course prior to leaving the UK and then complete the course (in a wanted trade) when i arrive. Then look for a job offer in that field.
I have no qualifications to assist me as i am but a lowly copper due to retire aged 52. I have mentioned in previous threads that i am a skilled painter and decorator but that is not on the wanted list.
I can turn my hand to anything and will be willing to give anything a go.
Anyone got any good advice?
The agency i used (no names, but in Egham) are willing to see the process through from start to finish but at a cost of £4k +.
Is it easier to come over on a hol and look for a job offer?
My brains coddled.:curse:
Regards
Mal
The agency i had carry out my assessment tell me that i can apply for a 12 month course prior to leaving the UK and then complete the course (in a wanted trade) when i arrive. Then look for a job offer in that field.
I have no qualifications to assist me as i am but a lowly copper due to retire aged 52. I have mentioned in previous threads that i am a skilled painter and decorator but that is not on the wanted list.
I can turn my hand to anything and will be willing to give anything a go.
Anyone got any good advice?
The agency i used (no names, but in Egham) are willing to see the process through from start to finish but at a cost of £4k +.
Is it easier to come over on a hol and look for a job offer?
My brains coddled.:curse:
Regards
Mal
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Re: Student to work visa
I have no qualifications to assist me as i am but a lowly copper due to retire aged 52. I have mentioned in previous threads that i am a skilled painter and decorator but that is not on the wanted list.
I can turn my hand to anything and will be willing to give anything a go.
Anyone got any good advice?
I can turn my hand to anything and will be willing to give anything a go.
Anyone got any good advice?
I believe it is always better to have your boots on the ground.
Good luck Mal.