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You will get a brilliant start to your career

UK qualifications are recognised and valued all over the world for their unrivalled academic quality. You couldn’t have a better start.
There’s a good chance you’d have heard of many career-based and pre-university UK qualifications before you even thought about coming here to study. Many countries, including Bangladesh and Pakistan , base their own education system on the UK ’s A-level model, and qualifications from a number of UK awarding bodies are available across the world. For example, you can study for BTECs and HNDs in local colleges in China , India , Cyprus , Malaysia , Sri Lanka and many other countries.

You will be making an investment for life

However you look at it – in terms of education, career or personal development - a UK education offers exceptional value. It’s an investment not just for a few years, but for the whole of your life.
The course fees for A-level and BTEC courses at UK further education colleges are usually around £4,000 to £5,500 a year. Of course, you’re not just paying for the lectures you’ll attend: you’ll also have access to college libraries, science and practical laboratories as well as workshops equipped with state-of-the-art equipment; fantastic sports facilities, music rooms and drama studios, all of which add value to your course. And that’s before you even start to take into account the value of the experience you’ll gain from studying in the modern, progressive and multicultural environment the UK has to offer. It's a unique experience that you couldn't put a price on.

UK Education System

An overview of the education system in the UK is divided into five main sections:

Primary Education

Primary education begins in the UK at age 5 and continues until age 11, comprising key stages one and two under the UK educational system.

Secondary Education

From age 11 to 16, students will enter secondary school for key stages three and four and to start their move towards taking the GCSE's. Primary and secondary education is mandatory in the UK; after age 16, education is optional.

Further Education

Once a student finishes secondary education they have the option to extend into further education to take th eir A-Levels, GNVQ's, BTEC's or other such qualifications . UK students planning to go to college or university must complete further education.

Higher Education

Most international students will enter directly into the UK higher education system, after completing their home country’s equivalent to the UK’s “further education.” Higher education is provided by three main types of institutions: universities, colleges and institutions of higher education and art and music colleges. All universities are autonomous institutions, particularly in matters relating to courses.

Entry Requirements

Each level of education in the UK has varying requirements which must be satisfied in order to gain entry at that

Types of student visa

Type of student visa Who can apply?

Child student: You can apply as a child student if you are between 4 and 17 years old. If you are between 4 and 15 years old, you must be coming to the United Kingdom to be educated at an independent fee-paying school.

Child visitor: You can apply as a child visitor if you are 17 years old or under and you want to come to the United Kingdom to do a course of study for up to six months.
You will not be able to switch and apply for a child student visa while you are in the United Kingdom as a child visitor. If you want to apply for a child student visa, you must apply from the country you live in.

Adult student: You can apply as an adult student if you are coming to the United Kingdom for your post-16 education.

Student visitor: You can apply as a student visitor if you are 18 years old or over, you want to come to the United Kingdom to do a course for up to six months, and you do not want to work while you are here.
You will not be able to switch and apply for an adult student visa while you are in the United Kingdom as a student visitor. If you want to apply for an adult student visa, you must apply from the country you live in.

Prospective student: You can apply as a prospective student if you want to come to the United Kingdom to help you decide which course to study or if you plan to start a course of study within six months.
You will be able to switch and apply for an adult or child student visa while you are in the United Kingdom.

Benefits studying in UK

Work and Study in the United Kingdom

Help pay for your studies and experience a new culture
Communicate in English at work and develop your language skills at school
Gain work experience in another language and increase your job opportunities
Work up to 20 - 30 hours per week in London (dependent on program/nationality)
Study course length from 3 weeks to 9 months (dependent on EU/ non EU passport status )

Accommodation options in the UK

Homestay
Student apartments
Student residence

Why Work & Study in the UK

Work & study in the birthplace of the English Language
Visit the many monuments and towns of England, Scotland, and Wales.
Take some time off and discover the English Country side or Picturesque Scotland
Take a short trip over to its many European neighbours for a weekend city trip
Enjoy a traditional English Pint in one of the country's many Pubs

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