I got an offer to study msc education leadership at uni Portsmouth. I'd appreciate any candid advice about life there generally and cert value after school.

University of Salford is stressing the hell outta me... had a 30mins skype interview last week, I just submitted another 500 word essay today. Whereas I have admission for same course in Sheffield Hallam & Leeds Beckett.

Is it a crime to have the university of Salford as your first choice?

akanniade10:
University of Salford is stressing the hell outta me... had a 30mins skype interview last week, I just submitted another 500 word essay today. Whereas I have admission for same course in Sheffield Hallam & Leeds Beckett.

Is it a crime to have the university of Salford as your first choice?

What course did you apply for

Good day every one, please I want to study my master in Birmingham City University, does any body knows one someone there, please help your brother!

Ufodeking:
Good day every one, please I want to study my master in Birmingham City University, does any body knows one someone there, please help your brother!

I applied there too. I learnt it's a nice city with jobs.

3greatnations:


What course did you apply for

International Journalism for Digital Media

ayosco2008:


Heading to hull also for September intake. Let's connect

any thing about student job opportunities

hi guys please I have a question

i it possible to apply to a uk university without ielts?

if yes pls list some schools that can admit without it

brainmax2000:
hi guys please I have a question

i it possible to apply to a uk university without ielts?

if yes pls list some schools that can admit without it

Yes, you can get conditional admission to many UK universities without IELTS. However, to get an unconditional admission requires you to pass the test and show it.
You can actually type schools that don't require IELTS in google and start from there. There would be a lot of links to schools are their specific requirements.

Swiftlee:

Yes, you can get conditional admission to many UK universities without IELTS. However, to get an unconditional admission requires you to pass the test and show it.
You can actually type schools that don't require IELTS in google and start from there. There would be a lot of links to schools are their specific requirements.

This is not true, you can get unconditional offer with your waec , neco or English proficiency from your university

Josh121:


This is not true, you can get unconditional offer with your waec , neco or English proficiency from your university

That is why my comment was conditional too. All schools have different entry requirements. Some some would demand you have minimum of 7.5 before you get an unconditional offer. It does not mean you can't get an admission without an IELTS.

Swiftlee:

That is why my comment was conditional too. All schools have different entry requirements. Some some would demand you have minimum of 7.5 before you get an unconditional offer. It does not mean you can't get an admission without an IELTS.

What I am really against is spending money to write IELTS , when there are schools that will give you unconditional offer with your waec, neco with a C6 in English, if you are going for masters you can actually use and English proficiency from your UNi .

Josh121:


What I am really against is spending money to write IELTS , when there are schools that will give you unconditional offer with your waec, neco with a C6 in English, if you are going for masters you can actually use and English proficiency from your UNi .

Sure. I get the point. There so many of the Universities with such offerings. The only challenge is the applicant liking the school.

akanniade10:
University of Salford is stressing the hell outta me... had a 30mins skype interview last week, I just submitted another 500 word essay today. Whereas I have admission for same course in Sheffield Hallam & Leeds Beckett.

Is it a crime to have the university of Salford as your first choice?

For PhD application? If not, it is unnecessary for masters prog.

gseintegrity:
I got an offer to study msc education leadership at uni Portsmouth. I'd appreciate any candid advice about life there generally and cert value after school.

Search education leadership job prospect in the UK yourself if the course worth it.

NigelCundy:
Hi guys, I have 4 admission offers to study in the UK (September 2021 intake). I was hoping to get the Chevening scholarship but didn't make it past the first stage.
I can only afford the £2,000 deposit, but can't afford the full tuition fee for any of the schools (least is £14,000), and it's even scary when converted to naira.

Please, what advice can you offer me?

Hello, good afternoon.

Have you gotten any feedback on this question because I also have similar challenges and would like to know how you are going to go about it.

@Justwise et al,
Pls I need your advice.
I am on a care assistant job and I have maximised the Easter break with many hours of work.

Now term time starts on Monday and I will be back to 20hrs/week

each shift is 11hrs.

If I take 2 shifts, It already takes me to 22hrs. Will this be overlooked by the home office during assessment for PGWP or what's your advice?

toyclicks:
@Justwise et al,
Pls I need your advice.
I am on a care assistant job and I have maximised the Easter break with many hours of work.

Now term time starts on Monday and I will be back to 20hrs/week

each shift is 11hrs.

If I take 2 shifts, It already takes me to 22hrs. Will this be overlooked by the home office during assessment for PGWP or what's your advice?

That shouldn't be a prob, i think your earning sometimes could triggers attention from taxman.

justwise:
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That shouldn't be a prob, i think your earning sometimes could triggers attention from taxman.

What do you mean by that pls

toyclicks:


What do you mean by that pls

When you are earning too much for a foreign student that could lead to taxman looking closely into what you do. Even the bank does that.

justwise:


When you are earning too much for a foreign student that could lead to taxman looking closely into what you do. Even the bank does that.

Ohh! Thank God I asked.
But is it true that if I am working in the health sector, I am not restricted to the 20hr/week limit?

toyclicks:



Ohh! Thank God I asked.
But is it true that if I am working in the health sector, I am not restricted to the 20hr/week limit?

Not true as you do not work for NHS

Thanks for clarifying

justwise:
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Not true as you do not work for NHS

Good day all, I plan on undertaking an MSc in legal technology in the Uk, but I don't know how marketable such a course will be and the availability of jobs upon graduation. I will value any insights on these.

justwise:
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Not true as you do not work for NHS

I work with NHS through an agency kinda yet they refused to give me more than 20hours.

olenime:

I work with NHS through an agency kinda yet they refused to give me more than 20hours.

You are not fully employed by NHS, NHS does not pay you, agency does, so its not the same.

toyclicks:



Ohh! Thank God I asked.
But is it true that if I am working in the health sector, I am not restricted to the 20hr/week limit?

Is your visa written differently? However, you can work above 20hrs after finishing your program but not during semester period.

Good afternoon.I graduated with third class and I have apply to more than 15 uk university which I was rejected. Am planning to do pre master. Pls can any one give me detail of pre master in uk because am seeing pre master is six months while some are a year