Graduate route to open to international students on 1 July 2021 | Home Office
Route is for international students who want to work following the successful completion of a course of study at UK bachelor’s degree-level or above.
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Route is for international students who want to work following the successful completion of a course of study at UK bachelor’s degree-level or above.
Route is for international students who want to work following the successful completion of a course of study at UK bachelor’s degree-level or above.
UK's new Graduate route for international students to open on July 1, 2021 UK's new Graduate route for international students to open on July 1, 2021 TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Updated: Mar 4, 2021, 19:51 IST This route will be unsponsored, meaning that students need not have a job offer to apply. Representational ima...Read More Starting July 1 this year, the United Kingdom's new Graduate route will be open for applications. The new route will be open to international students, including those from India, who have successfully completed a course of study in the country at the bachelor’s degree-le...
Why Britain's anti-immigration politicians are opening the doors to thousands of Hong Kongers CNN 2/22/2021 By Tara John, CNN © Tara John/CNN Malcolm is one of hundreds of young pro-democracy protesters who have left Hong Kong. Eighteen months ago, Malcolm was at the vanguard of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement. Full of bravado and often clad in black, the 21-year-old oversaw a group of 60 combative front-liners who embraced confrontational tactics against the police while demanding greater democracy in the former British colony. © AFP/Getty Images Two Royal Nav...
Almost 82,000 Europeans want settled status in NI Top Story LONDON: Almost 82,000 Europeans have applied for settled status in Northern Ireland following Brexit. Citizens of the EU who were in the country before the end of the transition period are eligible. The Home Office is funding organisations to help vulnerable and hard-to-reach individuals and groups enter the EU Settlement Scheme. Fiona Magee, deputy chief executive at Advice NI, said: “Advice NI has already helped more than 30,000 people in Northern Ireland to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme and the Home Office funding allows us...