SI-UK and ASIS Successfully Lobby UK Government on behalf of International Students
There was good news for international students today as Government Chancellor George Osbourne blocked potential plans for those coming to the UK to study having to return home after graduation and apply for another visa.
Home secretary Teresa May had raised the potential for the policy to make it into the forthcoming Conservative General Election Manifesto, but Osbourne wasted no time in vetoing the plans. ASIS and its university recruiting partner, SI-UK Education Council, recently lobbied former Foreign Secretary William Hague, while ASIS Principle David Boddy met Osbourne in early January to discuss the issue. Boddy commented: “We have been putting pressure on the UK government to recognise the enormous financial and social contribution the international student community makes to Britain. Most quality graduates will easily qualify for a starting salary over the threshold.”
The UK government expect up to 600,000 international students to be studying in the UK by 2020. If you are interested in learning more, arrange a free consultation with SI-UK today.
SI-UK y ASIS negocian con éxito con Gob. de Reino Unido en nombre de estudiantes internacionales
Hay buenas noticias para los estudiantes internacionales hoy, ya que el Canciller del Gobierno George Osbourne bloqueó los planes potenciales para que aquellos que llegan al Reino Unido para estudiar deban regresar a casa después de graduarse y aplicar por otra visa.
La secretaria local Teresa May había elevado el potencial para que la política lograra llegar al próximo Conservative General Election Manifesto, pero Osbourne nos desperdició tiempo en vetar los planes. ASIS y su socio de reclutamiento universitario, SI-UK Education Council, recientemente cabildearon al ex Secretario Exterior William Hague, mientras que el director de ASIS David Boddy conoció a Osbourne en los inicios de enero para discutir el asunto. Boddy comentó: “Hemos estado presionando al gobierno del Reino Unido para que reconozca la enorme contribución social y económica que la comunidad estudiantil internacional hace en la Gran Bretaña. La mayoría de los graduados de calidad quilificarán fácilmente para un salario inicial sobre el límite.”
El gobierno del Reino Unido espera que hasta 600,000 estudiantes internacionales estén estudiando en el Reino Unido para el 2020. Si estás interesado en conocer más, agenda una consulta gratis con SI-UK hoy.
SI-UK and ASIS Successfully Lobby UK Government on behalf of International Students
There was good news for international students today as Government Chancellor George Osbourne blocked potential plans for those coming to the UK to study having to return home after graduation and apply for another visa.
Home secretary Teresa May had raised the potential for the policy to make it into the forthcoming Conservative General Election Manifesto, but Osbourne wasted no time in vetoing the plans. ASIS and its university recruiting partner, SI-UK Education Council, recently lobbied former Foreign Secretary William Hague, while ASIS Principle David Boddy met Osbourne in early January to discuss the issue. Boddy commented: “We have been putting pressure on the UK government to recognise the enormous financial and social contribution the international student community makes to Britain. Most quality graduates will easily qualify for a starting salary over the threshold.”
The UK government expect up to 600,000 international students to be studying in the UK by 2020. If you are interested in learning more, arrange a free consultation with SI-UK today.