Unofficial saids London SAM will not be back on Tier 4

Well, How was the title of this news! Of course shocked to hear that London School of Accountancy and Management (London SAM) is not coming back on Tier 4.

Some unofficial (but authentic)said London SAM passed their deadline date and Uk Border Agency officials visited their campus. Then they posted a official notice like "We are expecting more two weeks for final decision by the Uk Home office" hanged on the board on 19th February. But till now they dont get any results.

One of the London SAM student said " Our principal came and said us you guys dont worry about it. Just make sure you are doing your job regularly (means attending class) and now we are planning to go the Court for the judgement."

So what does it means to you. Its looks a clear picture to us. Just guess yourself. Ok wait till new information comes.

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Wake up students september 2009 session is knocking for Uk study

A brand new September 2009 session is just knocking around you for study in uk. This September session will be a milestone for uk visa under Tier 4 student visa. Be prepared yourself soon for your next move to United Kingdom.

Contact with your local British council for better council. Or chose another council what you look better. Chose your path, education institution, course, accommodation. Don't forget to admit with "A" rated institute. This "A" rated institute will boost your 30 marks for visa under a new visa system.

You need 10 more points to get visa. This is called your maintenance fund. If you study inside London city you should have to show 7200 pound for first year course and accommodation in your bank account. If outside of London city then its 5400 pound only. Convert your local money to British pound from Oanda.

NOW ASK YOURSELF

Why Uk? After getting a positive answer
Chose your course! ! ! Why you chose it?
Find your desired institute. Then ask why this institute?
Now make a career plan.
Now its high time to enroll (decision)

I hope you got your all positive answer. I think this strategy can help you to find out all question about study in Uk. Wish you all the best to you.

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THE NEW UK STUDENT ROUTE

The new student route will dramatically simplify the immigration system for genuine students and education providers. We will replace 10 routes to the UK with just one tier. Students who would have come to the UK under the following routes will be able to apply for one of two new student visas:

• Students
• Sandwich Students
• Writing Up A Thesis
• Re-sit Of Examinations
• Bar Students
• Music Students
• Pupillage
• Welbeck College
• Association Of American Study Abroad
• Programmes
• Pestalozzi Children’s Trust

The Student Tier will have two new visas:

General Student: for all those wishing to come to the UK for their post -16 education; and

Child Student: for children between the ages of 4 and 16 to come here to be educated at our independent schools.

The prospective student and student visitor routes will remain outside the points system and its sponsorship requirements. (Details of these outes are provided at paragraphs 77-80). Parent carers of children under the age of 12 attending independent schools will also continue to be provided for outside the points system. (Further details of this route are provided at paragraph 62)

General Student Point Test:

The ‘General Student’ category will encompass all post 16 education outside of independent fee paying schools and will apply to the vast majority of overseas nationals seeking to enter the UK as a student

To gain a ‘General Student’ visa, applicants will have to score points against two sets of objective criteria with an overall pass mark of 40 points:

Points under Tier 4: General Student- Pass mark 40

• Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies -30 point
• Maintenance and Funds Test -10 point

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Study ACCA in London

What is ACCA ?

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, a British chartered accountancy body with a global presence that offers the Chartered Certified Accountant qualification worldwide.

Why ACCA ?

Join ACCA and you are accessing an unrivalled global network of offices, learning providers, examination centres and employers.

• Students and members in 170 countries
• Office and centres in nearly 80 countries
• Partners worldwide

Every eight minutes, somewhere in the world, someone registers as an ACCA student. So will you still stand out from the crowd? Absolutely We have been around for over 100 years and in that time we have built a reputation of excellence in qualifications and training that is recognized around the world, especially by employers of accountants. Study ACCA in London is a great opportunity for ACCA student

What is the ACCA syllabus ?

Total three part. Part1 is Fundamental (Knowledge) with 3 subjects. Part 2 is Skill with six subject and Part3 is Professional level with 7 papers (should have to complete 5 paper) . You have to pass total 14 subjects to become a ACCA affiliated.

• Fundamentals (Knowledge)
  
  
  • F1 Accountant in Business (AB)
  • F2 Management Accounting (MA)
  • F3 Financial Accounting (FA)
  
  
• Fundamentals (Skills)
  
  
  • F4 Corporate and Business Law (Russian) (CL)
  • F5 Performance Management (PM)
  • F6 Taxation Russia(TX)
  • F7 Financial Reporting (FR)
  • F8 Audit and Assurance (AA)
  • F9 Financial Management (FM)
  
  
• Professional
  
  
  • P1 Professional Accountant (PA)
  • P2 Corporate Reporting (CR)
  • P3 Business Analysis (BA)
  • P4 Advanced Financial Management (AFM)
  • P5 Advanced Performance Management (APM)
  • P7 Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)

Where you'll study ACCA ?

* London School of Business and Finance
* London College of Accountancy
* Kaplan Financial | Study ACCA, CIMA
* London SAM
* West End College London

Further information visit ACCA official website.

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UK Education System

British Education has long attracted and welcomed high caliber students of different nationalities and backgrounds, and today builds on hundreds of years of experience in providing quality education to international students. To ensure that the quality is maintained, Britain has implemented unrivalled quality assurance and academic audit systems. The university departments are obliged to meet stringent standards by professional bodies. Standards are high not just in teaching but in other facilities as well : Libraries, computers, research equipment and living accommodation.

For more details of the costs of education and living in UK and comparisons of costs of education in UK with other countries, check out the Expenses & Fees for International Students section. Undergraduate Average course fees Foundation courses £4,000 to £12,000 per year Arts courses £7,000 to £9,000 per year Science courses £7,500 to £12,000 per year Clinical courses £10,000 to £21,000 per year Details about various Qualifications offered by UK Colleges and Universities:

First Degree Courses in Arts and Sciences (Bachelor's degree) are normally of three or four years' duration and are largely taught courses, sometimes including the preparation of a short written thesis. Sandwich Courses are where the coursework is accompanied by practical work. A student could either complete 2 years of college, then a year of commercial training before returning for a final year in college. Or, he/she could do a 4-year course with 3-6 months’ training interspersed each year. The main advantage is that the student gets real experience while in the learning mode. Most universities offer this type of education. Higher National Diploma (HND) is awarded by Vocational and Technical Educational Councils. They offer a 2-year course in a vocational subject like scientific and technical business subjects. Great emphasis is placed on work experience. It is often seen as the first step towards a degree course as the credits can be transferred. Vocational Courses offer an opportunity to enter the university system slowly. Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC), General Vocational Qualifications (GNVQ), General Scottish Vocational Qualifications (GSVQ) offer recognized courses in a range of disciplines. Most students opt to take 1-2 years of, for example, BTEC courses before being transferred to a degree programme. BTEC national certificates/diplomas are usually accepted as an alternative to A-Levels. Postgraduate study may take the form of an independent piece of research under supervision or a taught course, and leads to a variety of degrees and awards. The taught courses normally last for one or sometimes two years. Completion of a doctorate normally takes a minimum of three years. Many post-experience courses are also available, either leading to a qualification or providing a refresher course for graduates wishing to update or extend their knowledge. Occasional students are admitted by some institutions in limited numbers. They attend courses or undertake research, possibly for a period of one or two years. These courses do not lead to any formal qualification or 'credit' although certificate of satisfactory attendance may be given.

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