Tuesday, 14 July 2015

Britain to ban foreign students from working / Studying in UK (1)


Foreign students are to be banned from working in Britain under a fresh crackdown on immigration ordered by Home Secretary Theresa May


The British Home Secretary, Theresa May, claims that UK Colleges are being used as a 'back door to a British work visa'. Therefore, they have churned out more discriminatory rules aimed at frustrating international students who wish to gain some work experience in UK after their studies.
Under the new rules,
>international students will be denied the right to work while in the   UK and will not be able to apply for visa extension when they         complete their course.
>Students must leave UK after completing their course.
>UK graduates who wish to utilise their newly acquired                     qualification to get some work experience, will have to go back to   their home countries and apply for work permit from their!!! 
>Also, if your work visa application is successful, the duration will   be for only two years then you have to pack your bags again and     head home.

 It is unethical to deny students who have paid huge sums for their studies , thereby contributing in no small measure to UK economy, the opportunity to gain even six months work experience before leaving the country.
This is the unkindest cut of all.

 ***Watch this space next week for follow up on this topic.' Do you want to Study only or Study & Work in UK?'.... Some UK Universities offer several courses which come with one year work experience....
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6 comments:

  1. Olu Adebiyi14 July 2015 at 03:55

    This info is specifically for me. I have admission 4 masters in UK uni but based on this info, I'm off to US.

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  2. Anonymous14 July 2015 at 05:32

    What is their problem? after so much money spent only for them to send us parking. It's a pity.

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  3. Uzoka14 July 2015 at 11:41

    This is the insult we have to take because of corrupt leaders who have robbed the education sector of quality, causing the need for foreign education.

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  4. Anonymous16 July 2015 at 02:35

    Why is it unfair as ''some people'' thinks, it's great. Let's take it this way and encourage our self's. Britain is simply encouraging over dependent countries like ours to create quality educational system and work on boosting the economy. It is high time Nigeria stood on her two feet.


    Seun.

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  5. Prof. Udom16 July 2015 at 06:25

    I agree with Seen. Nigeria has to sit up & fix it's education sector and save the huge funds being transferred each yr to all these foreign countries.

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  6. Richie Ufumba16 July 2015 at 10:07

    Felicia, since you are in that area of business, is there nothing you guys can do to checkmate all these? I will be forced to bring my two kids back from UK next yr as I cannot cope anymore.

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