Ook thank you

sitcom101:
no you dont

Pls do I need yellow fever card to travel to UK?

Good evening everyone... Please when filling the Visa application... Under the "Dependent Details" if d main applicant is the husband, am I to input both my wife and kid or just my kid.

Mind you, I have stated under "Spouse Details" that my wife is travelling with me.

Pls my daughter's name on her passport is Oluwatobi while on birth certificate is Oluwatobiloba. Can we use it for visa application without issues?

Thank you. She has never worked before and her business is not registered as well.

skydude:

Is her business running wt CAC? If yes then u can use it na .u wud upload d CAC cert. If no u can make reference to like 2 previous place she worked and maybe from 2018 till date, state d business she has been running. If no CAC then u can upload any business certificate she av to back it up

Hello, pls I need your advice on what to do;

My wife is the MA and she graduated 2015, and she has been running her business ever since then.

Pls what can we do in regard to study Gap/work reference as her business is not registered?

Although the school asked for the study Gap during application and what was submitted reads child bearing/care and business.
Is it advisable to just go for work reference to be on the safer side?

Please to calculate POF are we to use oando rate or Black market rate?

Please can I be the applicant on the Form A while my wife is the student?

Thank you

mimilyrics:
Canterbury is a beautiful town and you'd love it if you're into picturesque landscapes. It's also a quiet place.

The study experience is cool. The teaching quality is high but not as high and vigorous as its neighbour - UoK; you're expected to produce the highest quality work on your studies but once you get a good grip of your academic writing style and engage with your course, it's easier to do.

Students jobs are in constant supply. There's a club (club chemistry and its sister club, Tokyo Tea rooms - you can search them up on Facebook) in town that are constantly recruiting; no bartending or club work experience is required, they train newbies. They pay minimum wage which increases depending on how long you've been with them.
You can also work on UoK campus (Venue night club, school cleaning dept, the school food stores e.t.c) or off campus (stores on the high street, bars and more are constantly recruiting); the school jobs pay just the minimum wage, no extras. The job shops in CCCU and UoK also constantly post on and off- campus jobs on its site and its doors.
Your best bet for work would be Club Chemistry if you don't mind working at night, they also have programs with music artistes and DJs, charity events e.t.c from time to time which will give you more than 20hours (in 2-3 days) when it's not term time. If you end up going there, go to Club chemistry/Tokyo Team rooms and ask to speak to the manager or check their website for their contacts and send them a mail or call them.

The East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust also usually has part-time jobs available.

Living expense is quite low if you don't go for the extras or on-campus accommodation.

*Accommodation ranges from 290 to around 500 for shared apartments. One of the houses I lived in was fully finished with 5 bedrooms which ranged from £320 (single room) - £400 (double room) which included all bills (Internet/Gas/Electricity/Water). It is close to the city centre so it is easier to shop and access buses to school/work/church.
CCCU is very close to the twon centre so you could walk on some days if you want.

* Food costs the same as across London, I spent around £ 20-30 on food (Cereal, pasta and the likes) monthly because I usually had like 5-8 bowls of soup/stew which sometimes lasted me 6 weeks (I usually got this each time I went home in London so I didn't pay for this). Major purchases like a 5kg bag of rice, yam flour, poundo e.t.c cost me about £20 amd lasted for about 2 months. There's also just one African store close to the city centre (not sure if this has changed cos it's been a while since I visited).

*Transportation is quite cheap. At the start of each session, Stagecoach has a 9-month Unirider ticket offer for travel within Kent and East Sussex at around £250. You just need to show your card + student ID when you board buses; cost applies if you're going outside the coverage areas. If you don't buy the Unirider ticket, each return trip will cost you around £3.50.

Basically opportunities around the cities

mimilyrics:
What exact info do you need? I was in Canterbury for a while and worked with a number of CCCU students.

Oook, thank you

Bmuhd4smile:


Leeds beckett is better... its cheap and leeds is a very big city

Pls I need your advice, I got admission with Canterbury Christ Church university and Leeds Beckett university. Does anyone have info regarding them please?

Pls I need your advice, I got admission with Canterbury Christ Church university and Leeds Beckett university. Does anyone have info regarding them?

Please those that have filled the E-form A, is there any service charges from the processing bank?