LITTLE INFORMATION ABOUT ENGLAND

English people are a subset of the British people. They live on the island of Great Britain, which is part of the UnitedBritish-flag-Big-Ben-London-AFP Kingdom. The national language of England is, in fact, English. Most English (up to 95% by some estimates) are of an Anglo-Saxon genetic line, with some Norse and Germanic influences as well. Even though most people of English heritage live in England, there are also English found in countries that used to be British colonies. You can find people of English heritage in Australia, the United States, Canada, Australia, some South American Countries, New Zealand, and South Africa.

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Many people enjoy going to England because of its rich history and because there is so much to do!, you can check out some of the great things to do in England while SOME WORDS ABOUT UNITED KINGDOM. studying there, but if you’re into history, this is the place to go. It’s perceived that their lives are much simpler than those in other countries (like the United States). If you want some great food, like bangers and mash, hot buttered crumpets, and Cornish pasties, then England is good place to visit as well. And who doesn’t love tea time? All in all, people enjoy the overall atmosphere of England, which is why a lot of students decide to do either their undergraduate or their postgraduate studies in England.

England’s topography is not varied like some of its European Union counterparts. Most of the country’s terrain, especially if you visit the southern and central regions of the country, is comprised of low hills and plains. There are a couple places (the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales in the north and some of the southwestern areas) that have highlands, but they are not very common, or very high in comparison to what you will see on the European mainland. England is one of the most interesting places in the world to live and study. The different areas of England, although they don’t differ much in terms of geography and topography, differ greatly in terms of culture and history. You can learn a lot from taking a year or more to study in England, so you should definitely consider it. Interested? Continue to browse this site and you can find more information about what your life may look like if you decide to study in England..

Why Study in England?

There are a variety of reasons that you should consider studying in England. Some of these reasons 936058_525617817474801_782918237_ninvolve your academic life, but they also include your life in general. Let’s take a look.

Academic Benefits

Your Education Will Be Recognized Wherever You Go!

If you decide to get your education in England, your degree will be recognized and respected, no matter where you end up being employed. The education will provide you with a solid foundation and boost your potential for having a higher salary and finding exactly what job you want. Every English university is recognized worldwide for having creative and challenging environments that help their students to push themselves to the extreme.

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Whatever You Decide To Study, You Can Study in England

England has countless educational institutions (over 3000 as of 2013), and almost every single one of them has opportunities for international students to study there. You can choose from a variety of different undergraduate and graduate degrees, and combine your courses in order to make a degree program that suits your needs and interests.English educational institutions have a rich history and tradition of providing world class education to their students.

You’ll get the Skills You Need to Succeed

In today’s world economy, you need specific skills and qualities to be able to succeed in your field. Employers want high quality employees who have specific skill sets, including effective, critical, and creative thinking skills. They also want people with a grasp on English – what better way for you to learn English than to learn it in the country of its origin? You can immerse yourself and learn to live, work, and think in the English language.

England Knows How To Treat International Students

England is one of the most popular countries to travel to for the purpose of earning an education. Generations of international students have come to England for their educations, which means that English universities have decades of experience in working with international students. That means you’ll get the red carpet treatment from the time you start applying until you walk across the stage for your degree.After you’ve been accepted, your university will treat you well as well. Many institutions will help you get from the airport to your living accommodations, and some even guarantee living accommodations for the first year you are there. Every university has an international student society that will help you become adjusted to life in England and connect you with other international students.

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English Universities are Affordable, No Matter Which You Choose

English degrees take much less time, on average, then degrees from other countries. Where other countries take at least four years for an undergraduate degree and two or three years for a postgraduate degree; England only takes three years for an undergraduate degree, and one year for a postgraduate (unless you are in research, then it may take 18 months to 2 years). That means that you are spending less money overall.

On top of that, there is a lot of “free money” (scholarships, grants, and bursaries) available from English institutions that are just for international students. Over 20,000 international students also get other financial aid from the English government, and you can work while you’re studying in England as well.

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There are many different accommodation options for international students in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The most common are:

•   Accommodation owned by the school, college or university (often known as halls of
residence),
•   Boarding schools (suitable for pupils up to the age of 18),
•   Private accommodation (where you rent from a private landlord),
•   Homestay accommodation (where you stay with a UK family or guardian)

UK colleges and universities

With a strong reputation for research, innovation and creativity, UK universities and colleges attract some of the1234713_575403782496204_1410769567_n world’s leading academics and industry professionals. You will be encouraged to express your own ideas and think for yourself. UK degree courses develop your critical thinking, decision-making and creativity – skills that are valued by employers worldwide.

This attention to quality is reflected in the UK’s excellent results:

  • Four of the top six universities in the world are in the UK
  • The UK ranks second in the world for university-industry collaboration
  • Student satisfaction in the UK is higher than ever, with 86% of students satisfied overall with their course
  • The UK is a world-leading research nation. Researchers in the UK gain more citations and usage per article, and write more articles individually, than anywhere else in the world ).
  • 54% of the research conducted by UK universities and colleges is classed as ‘world-leading’
  • Over 88% of international higher education graduates were satisfied with their UK learning experience
  • 93% of UK postgraduate students rated the quality of teaching positively
  • The UK has the lowest student drop-out rate in Europe (Analysis for

UK universities and research institutions have produced 107 Nobel Prize winners

COURSES

If you decide to study in England, you will never be bored, there is always something BodleianLibrary (1)new to do, and there are always new people to meet.

In the UK, there are many different options for students wishing to continue their education after the age of 16.

  • Further educationis for students from the age of 16, and can be academic or vocational:
  • Academic courseshelp you prepare for higher education at a university or college. They aim to develop your analytical skills, critical thinking and knowledge.
  • Career-based, vocational and professional coursesgive you the skills, training and qualifications you need to enter and succeed in your chosen career.
  • Higher educationis for students aged over 18 (or 17 in Scotland). There are two stages of higher education:
  • Undergraduate levelincludes bachelors degrees, foundation degrees, HNDs and more.
  • Postgraduate levelincludes masters degrees, PhDs, MBAs and more. This level is for students who have already completed their undergraduate studies, and want to gain a higher qualification.

English language courses

The UK is the number one destination worldwide for ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDY  (Study Travel Magazine, December 2012).

The UK has long been at the forefront of language teaching, and pioneered many of the techniques now used around the world. The emphasis is on learning through fun and participation – instead of just listening to your teacher, your classes will involve games, problem-solving and discussions. You might also listen to songs, watch television or read magazines to practise your comprehension skills… in fact, it might not feel like work at all!

Many English language courses are also offered by UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES to help international students prepare for a degree course in the UK.OUP_book2

Perfect your English

Did you know that the UK is the number one destination worldwide for English language study? (Study Travel Magazine, December 2012).

Each year, an estimated 600,000 students from around the world come to England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales to do an English language course. Many more come to study another subject too – such as Business, Maths, Engineering, Medicine or Fashion – knowing that their English language skills will improve at the same time.

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Courses for all ages and abilities: It is thought that the UK has more English language courses than any other country. Come to the UK and you can learn English for your career, for educational purposes, or for fun. You can also study English with another subject at the same time.

Inspiring teaching and learning: In the UK, English language learning is about having fun and taking part. Instead of just listening to your teacher, your classes will involve games, problem-solving and discussions. You might also listen to songs, watch TV or read magazines to practise your comprehension skills. In fact, it might not even feel like work at all!

Quality assured: Accredited UK English language centres are regularly inspected by government-approved bodies to ensure high standards of teaching, accommodation, welfare support and facilities. Find out how to find an accredited centre in

The home of the English language: When you explore the UK you’ll be surrounded by native speakers – plus English-language media, such as TV and newspapers – so you can practise using the language in real-life situations. You should find that your skills improve enormously in a short time. You might even start dreaming in English after a few days!

Prepare for your future: English language skills are valued by employers, universities and colleges worldwide, and are a powerful tool in thousands of careers. Improving your English is a great investment in your future. There are lots of business English courses, plus courses to prepare you for

A unique cultural experience: Learning English in the UK is an opportunity to make new friends from around the world, discover the UK’s culture and history, and explore beautiful countryside and cities. Before your journey to the UK, you might want to start practising your English with YOUR EDUCATIONAL CONSUALTANT.

WORK WHILE STUDY

Working alongside your studies is a fantastic way to gain skills and experience for your future career. It is also a woman-working-in-the-officechance to get to know the local community.

Many international students in the UK take a part-time job alongside their studies. Others do a work placement or internship as part of their course. On a work placement or internship, you are assigned to an employer to gain first-hand experience of the workplace, in a role linked to your course and career aspirations.

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If your course involves a work placement or internship, it is likely that your school, college or university will arrange this for you. Speak to your tutor to find out more. If you are looking to arrange your own short-term work placement or internship, your institution may have a Careers Advisor who can help. In addition, the National Careers Service and Prospects have lots of good advice. To find part-time roles, look out for notices around campus. You could also register with a recruitment agency, look in your local newspaper or contact companies you would like to work for. Volunteering is highly popular with young people in the UK. The aim is to improve society – most volunteer positions are with charities. Volunteering is a great way to gain new skills and boost your CV too. Working too many hours can leave you feeling tired and stressed and could affect your studies. Think about how a job will affect your life, and ask your tutor or international student support officer for advice if you have any concerns.

WORKING IN THE UK AFTER YOUR EDUCATION

There are lots of options available to international students who want to stay and work in the UK after their studies.graduates_2265239bBelow are the three most common visa schemes available to international students.

Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 5.

If you’re considering staying in the UK after your studies, you may need to apply for a visa extension. You can check whether you need a visa at UK Visas & Immigration. Depending on the type of employment you want to pursue, how long you want to stay and your current visa status, you may need to apply for one of these three work visas.