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Information for Non-EU Students If you are a NON-UK national you will require a visa to come to the UK. As of September 07 there are two student visa’s available: Student Visitor Visa for students who wish to come up to six months and have no intention of undertaking work or extending their stay upon completion of their studies. Student Visa for those coming for a longer period or those wishing to undertake work or may want to extend their visa when they complete their initial course.
In order to apply for the work experience course you must satisfy all immigration requirements to come to the UK to study. These are that the student: Click to read the UK Visa Requirements. What you should think about before taking a Work Experience Placement in the UK There are plenty of options to choose from; ranging from careers in Hospitality and Tourism, Teaching, marketing, HR, PR, fashion and lots more. Most centers will offer both paid and unpaid placements. Paid placements are usually in hospitality and tourism where other fields are usually unpaid internships. Before choosing, ask yourself a few questions: Where do I want to undertake the study part of my work experience? Do I want a paid or unpaid placement? Do I have experience in this field? How long do I want to study for? What am I looking to achieve with the work experience? Which qualification do I want at the end of the program?
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