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Advice needed please!
Hi guys
I have a predicament..Have passed my Tra but unfortunately failed my IELTS test..could wait 2 months and try it again to gain the extra points..Or go with what i was originally going to do in the way of state sponsorship which also takes about 2 months to apply..If i went with the state sponsor does anybody know how strict they are on actually working in your trade.Would they ask for proof or do they not check at all??? Have a possible job in something totally different.. Any advice would be appreciated.. |
Re: Advice needed please!
Originally Posted by Emiric
(Post 5357940)
Hi guys
I have a predicament..Have passed my Tra but unfortunately failed my IELTS test..could wait 2 months and try it again to gain the extra points..Or go with what i was originally going to do in the way of state sponsorship which also takes about 2 months to apply..If i went with the state sponsor does anybody know how strict they are on actually working in your trade.Would they ask for proof or do they not check at all??? Have a possible job in something totally different.. Any advice would be appreciated.. No, there's no requirement that you work in your trade after arrival - slavery was abandoned as a viable labour management technique in the 19th century despite a brief resurgence under Thatcher, I'm told. How did you fail your IELTS - your written English seems ok. Cheers, George Lombard |
Re: Advice needed please!
Originally Posted by George Lombard
(Post 5358335)
Hi Emiric,
No, there's no requirement that you work in your trade after arrival - slavery was abandoned as a viable labour management technique in the 19th century despite a brief resurgence under Thatcher, I'm told. How did you fail your IELTS - your written English seems ok. Cheers, George Lombard Failed the EILTS due to lack of concentration on the last part of listenening and not finishing the 250 essay.. So are you saying as long as i stay in the State i can do as i wish?? Thanks for your comments..cheers. |
Re: Advice needed please!
Originally Posted by George Lombard
(Post 5358335)
Hi Emiric,
No, there's no requirement that you work in your trade after arrival - slavery was abandoned as a viable labour management technique in the 19th century despite a brief resurgence under Thatcher, I'm told. How did you fail your IELTS - your written English seems ok. Cheers, George Lombard |
Re: Advice needed please!
You are not obliged to work in your nominated trade at all. If it were me, I would try the IELTS again so you have the option of moving states if things don't work out in the sponsoring state.
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