UK teaching and education

UK education has a reputation for excellence, and most international students in the UK highly rate the quality of teaching they receive.

For example, in the survey ‘Tracking International Graduate Outcomes’ (2011, BIS), 88% of international graduates said they were satisfied with their learning experience.

When you begin your studies, you might find that UK education methods are different to what you are used to.

On a UK course, you are likely to be given great freedom to explore your own ideas and to be creative. You may be expected to do your own research or work in groups with other students for some projects.

UK education is very interactive too – you won’t just be listening to your tutor all the time. Your tutor will encourage you to share your ideas and may organise activities, such as debates, discussions and quizzes. The idea is that by having fun and getting involved, you will learn more successfully. 

This way of learning might feel daunting at first, but you should receive lots of support from your tutors, and with a little time we hope you will soon feel at ease.

Don’t worry if you feel shy – a lot of people in the UK are shy too so you won’t be alone! But your teachers should make sure that everyone feels at ease.

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How Indian students manage studies and part time job in UK?

Many Indian students who’ve done their graduation in Indian universities understand the time constraints during their university days. Lectures from 9 am till 4 pm, sometimes till 5 pm. Which gives them limited time to study or work part-time. Even if they manage to get a part-time opportunity during the college, the pay is so less that they prefer to not do it and utilize the time for studying instead or doing some leisure activities.

Managing time and study:

The above picture is the time table of computer studies, where you could see that students have a busy schedule on Monday and Thursday, but Wednesday’s are free as well as the later half of Friday, and, of course, the weekends. Since the students are allowed to work a maximum of 20 hours a week, according to the visa regulations. They work 4-5 hour shift here and there in their free time, mostly on weekends. Depends on the employer.

But just because the Tier 4 visa allows them to work a maximum of 20 hours, it doesn’t mean they can. Every university has different rules and regulations when it comes to allowing students to work. Cambridge University doesn’t allow students to work more than 10 hours. But some universities allows you to work the full 20 hours during your term. So, ask that question before you reach the and get a surprise of your life.

During holiday period, you could work full-time, for 40 hours a week and for that you need to take permission from the university stating these are the Easter holidays, or Christmas holidays.

Types of Part-time Work Opportunities:

There will be plenty of opportunities for the students, but not most jobs allow you to work 20 hours a week. So some of the top part time jobs in the UK for Indian students or in fact any international students are:

Work on campus:

There are many opportunities available for international students as well as domestic students in the cafeteria, computer centre, students’ unions, or some universities take help from international students to promote the university, so they could write blogs for them, and do more social media promotions.

Cafe/Bars/Restaurants:

Students could work as a waiter, cashier, or if you have the skills, you could work as a cook as well. But not many restaurants prefer hiring cooks on a part-time basis. The advantage of working as waiter in good restaurants is the tip, which will enhance the part time income.

Call Centres:

It’s opportunity for students to enhance their communication skills, while making that extra money. Students who work at call centres usually gets paid better.

Volutering:

Excellent for medical students to gain necessary working experience, but the disadvantage is it’s not paid.

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3 facts about the oldest universities in the UK

To mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, Times Higher Education has ranked the 25 oldest universities over 400 years old, with three UK institutions sitting at the top of the table.

11 different countries feature in the list, but it is the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge and University of Edinburgh who occupy the top three positions. The UK is the most represented nation in the list alongside Germany, with six universities featuring overall.

University of Oxford Facts (Founded: 1096)

1.It is the oldest university in the English-speaking world as well as the second-oldest continually running university, right after the University of Bologna.
2.Teaching existed at Oxford in some form in 1096 and developed rapidly from 1167, when Henry II banned English students from attending the University of Paris
3. Balliol College is Oxford oldest College, founded in 1263, and boasts five Nobel laureates and three former Prime Ministers

University of Cambridge Facts (Founded: 1209)

1.The first College at Cambridge, Peterhouse, was not formed until 1284, despite the University forming in 1209. Today it is home to almost 400 undergraduate and postgraduate students.
2.John Harvard, the founder of the oldest university in the US, Harvard University, was a graduate of Cambridge.
3.The game of Football as we know it was originally played on Parker’s Piece, a public park in the middle of the city. The rules were dubbed ‘Cambridge Rules’ and first used in 1848.

University of Edinburgh Facts (Founded: 1583)

1.Home to the oldest Student Union in the world and the oldest student newspaper
Chrystal Macmillan, the first woman to graduate in science from the University in 1896, was a key figure in the suffragette movement.
2.Charles Darwin, famous for his work on evolutionary theory, famously studied at Edinburgh.

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UK universities which can help you fetch the highest graduate salary in finance

A degree in finance can certainly help put a smile on your face and your bank account as well, but which UK university graduates have the highest starting salaries on average? Finance requires strong analytical skills and also in-depth knowledge of the financial world. Because of this, it is a difficult job requiring skilled workers and it is these five universities which provide the perfect base for your career.

Top 5 Universities which can help you fetch the highest graduate salary in finance:

University of Cambridge: A Cambridge graduate can expect a graduate salary and bonus package of £91,000 after graduation. Cambridge is also ranked the number one university in the world.

University of Oxford: Ranked second in the UK, an Oxford graduate can expect to earn £85,000.

University of Edinburgh: One of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the UK, a finance graduate can get earn a starting salary of £84,000.

Imperial College London: Ranked third in the UK, Imperial College London graduates can expect a starting salary of £80,000.


London School of Economics: Home to 16 Noble Prize winners and 37 prominent world leaders, LSE finance graduate can earn a starting salary of £79,000.

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Study Law in UK and Practise in India

A lot of students ask this question, “Can Indian students study Law in the UK or abroad and practise in India?” The answer is YES! But aren’t the laws different in the UK than India. Of course, and this creates a problem for students wishing to practice in some other country.

Since the main concern is Indian students, what do Indian students have to do study law in UK and practise in India.

First of all, Bar Council of India recognises education from many of the foreign universities mainly the top universities. Currently, Bar council of India recognises law degree from more than 35 UK Universities, including the Inner Temple from where the Mahatma Gandhi went to study to become a barrister. Mahatma Gandhi is not the only famous Indian political leader who went to study in the UK.

There are, therefore, two different methods of registration for students who complete their LLB degrees from outside India:

1. For students who complete their LLB degrees from recognised universities:

These students are required to apply for registration to their respective State Bar Councils upon their return to India. The State Bar Councils then forward their applications to the Bar Council of India, which conducts an exam twice a year, on six subjects. Successful candidates are permitted to practice in India.

2. For students who complete their LLB degrees from non-recognised universities:

These students are required to apply directly to the Bar Council of India for registration. These applications are considered on a case-to case basis, and, upon approval, these students may be allowed to practice in India.

Advantage of studying Law in the UK:

Apart from studying in a diverse international environment, and top class education; the biggest advantage of studying law in UK is that it offers combination of courses. You could study Law and Business studies, or Law with Social Sciences.

There are more than 35 recognized universities where you can study Law.

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Employment rate in the UK second highest according to a study

As European countries continue economic recovery from the 2008 financial crisis, most have shown substantial growth except for a few countries such as  Spain which has an unemployment rate of 25% among adults; highest among any European country.

Amidst the recovery, the UK has gained the confidence of investment firms and businesses that are interested in investing in the UK. And with that the perception of the UK as a competitive job market is also changing.

The 18th edition of the ‘The path ahead: CBI/Accenture Employment Trends Survey’ was done with 342 respondents who employ 955,000 employees. According to the survey, job growth in the UK is the second highest in Europe after Germany, and the unemployment rate has gone down to single digits.

Job growth has been highest among:

• Professional, scientific and technical
• Accommodation and food service
• Transport and storage

Job growth has been lowest among:

• Public administration and defence
• Agriculture, forestry & fishing
• Human health and social work
• Major Concern

The UK continues to increase the number of permanent jobs available, but the country still faces challenges in engaging people between 16 and 24 years old. Many graduates face uncertain futures and large sums of debts from education are an issue. But one positive for graduates is that in 2016 it is projected that 22% of firms will increase recruitment for recent graduates.


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