pizzz4all:
Please I have a question I need help with!

I would like to relocate to UK to reside permanently. My research revealed that going through school to UK is the easiest and fastest route.
My concern is after the school program, what can I do to ensure that I continue staying in UK?

Please all helps, suggestions and recommendations are welcomed.

And please, feel free to dm or email me if necessary.
Thanks

umarwy:



Easiest? Yes

Fastest? No fastest is global talent talent visa 3 years.

pizzz4all:


I don't understand your last comment about talent visa 3 years. Can you explain further or reach me on whatsapp?
My contact is below signature.
Thanks

CodingSoft:


Hertfordshire has a big shopping complex nearby and it's close to London, so in terms of getting a part-time job I'll say go for Hertfordshire.

Bamzoga:

Please I'll love to ask, between university of Chester and University of Bolton, which is better in terms of student jobs, low cost of living etc.

CodingSoft:


Which Campus?

larrybenny:
Please anyone who got admission to university of Hertfordshire and anyone currently at university of Hertfordshire. Can we connect. I have an offer with UH

Bamzoga:


For Chester: Exton Park, parkgate road Chester, Cheshire
For Bolton: University of Bolton, Deane Road, Bolton. BL3 5AB

Peaceoma:
Hi @Oxristo I sent you an email


Oxristo

Good day, Great minds.

I am considering going for an MSc International Accounting and Finance in the UK.
My first degree was in Accounting (2.1) and I'm already ICAN-certified with a few years of experience.

The challenge now is that the funding isn't available (both from friends and relations) and this has left me with the only option of sourcing loan from one of the international study loan finance companies. The finance company would usually expect repayment to start 6 months after graduation. This is to give room for one to have possibly secured a job with the degree.

1. Is this venture really worthwhile?
2. How easy is it to transit from studies to job opportunities in the Scotland, UK with the current 2 years of PSW visa regime?

Please your contributions would help shape my decision and as such are welcome and appreciated.

Thanks.

larrybenny:
Please anyone who got admission to university of Hertfordshire and anyone currently at university of Hertfordshire. Can we connect. I have an offer with UH

Parlegrandpa:


Hi, can we connect? I also have an offer at UoH

Ese011:
Hi,
I also have an admission ffrom UoH/

Imustreturn:
People of God, please my little sis of 17 schooling at east London university needs a part time Job. Anything relating to psychology. Health related job to also help her in her studies..

Help a brother..

CodingSoft:


Go for Bolton: University of Bolton, Deane Road, Bolton. BL3 5AB

umarwy:


Let them apply as a bank staff in NHS

Bamzoga:

Thank you so so much.

Please, what's your take on Data Analystic and Technology(MSc) as a course in UK. Is it lucrative and are data analyst in high demand In UK?

CodingSoft:


Cyber security is now a regulated profession in the UK and there is huge demand for cyber security professionals in developed countries.
The UK government has set up a new Cyber Security Council bringing it in line with other professions such as law, medicine and engineering
Source: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-uk-cyber-security-council-to-be-official-governing-body-on-training-and-standards
8,000+ Cyber security jobs in the UK on linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/jobs/cyber-security-jobs?position=1&pageNum=0

Updated
Though it's not regulated, but there are more Data Analystics jobs in the UK on linkedIn 24,000+: https://uk.linkedin.com/jobs/search?keywords=Data%2BAnalystic&location=United%2BKingdom&geoId=101165590&trk=public_jobs_jobs-search-bar_search-submit&currentJobId=3014449899&position=7&pageNum=0

Bamzoga:

Thank you baba
God bless you real big

gabiomoesu:
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pizzz4all:
Please I have a question I need help with!

I would like to relocate to UK to reside permanently. My research revealed that going through school to UK is the easiest and fastest route.
My concern is after the school program, what can I do to ensure that I continue staying in UK?

Please all helps, suggestions and recommendations are welcomed.
And please, feel free to dm or email me if necessary.
Thanks

tahyorfrosh:


Schooling sure is the easiest, but staying after school is another case. I schooled and it was worth it.

What worked for me after I finished school was to look for roles that I qualify for in companies that sponsor and apply to a lot. I didn't even have to do the post-study because the company sponsored me before I finished. Tailor your CV to fit each application. I specifically looked for remote roles in London because companies tend to pay more in London and I moved to the midlands where the cost of living is way cheap. At the end of the day, you have your stay, collecting competitive pay with little stress. You cut out the cost of traveling and dressing up for the office. The hustle and bustle of London is out. You will have more disposable income and be able to plan your next move.

Getting that job might not be easy but believe me, they exist.

Good luck on your journey.