Welcome to the Help with my visa! travel, mobility and immigration podcast!
Because when it comes to these things, you can never have too much information :)

by Gareth Richards
Welcome to the Help with my visa! travel, mobility and immigration podcast! Because when it comes to these things, you can never have too much information :)
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8/21/2020
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March 12, 2021
<p>In this episode of the Help with my visa! Podcast we talk to Ian Moody, Deputy Director - International at the University of Sunderland where he gives his 5 Key Considerations for international students thinking about coming to the UK. </p> <p>If you're thinking about coming to study in the UK, Ian's tips are invaluable to make sure you're organised, can answer all questions at your UK Student visa interview and arrive in the UK ready to study. </p> <p>To help with budgeting your maintenance requirement, Ian recommends visiting the UKCISA website at <a href="//www.ukcisa.org">www.ukcisa.org</a> </p> <p>If you’d like to find out more about the University of Sunderland you can visit their website a www.sunderland.ac.uk, or get in touch with Ian’s team directly at <a href="//international.enquiries@sunderland.ac.uk">international.enquiries@sunderland.ac.uk</a> where they can put in contact with a local office or let you speak to staff in the UK.</p>

March 1, 2021
<p>In this episode of the Help with my visa! Podcast we talk to Clinical Researcher Sofia Chowdhury about how she found her Dream Job while also moving from Russia with her young family. </p> <p>This episode is an excellent listen for anyone thinking about moving to the UK to find their Dream Job, as Sofia tells us exactly what worked for her... and what didn't. </p> <p>Sofia is a Russian national and talks us through how she initially moved to the UK with her husband and two young children, and then undertook a major career change to land a role at the University of Edinburgh, one of the most prestigious institutions for clinical research in the world. </p> <p>Originally trained as a cardiologist and with a PhD, before moving to the UK Sofia spent a decade in commercial roles at a major customer experience management organisation. </p> <p>She tells us how she pivoted to move back into medicine as a Clinical Researcher, and what she needed to do to successfully land her Dream Job in the UK. </p> <p>From networking to gaining additional qualifications and making sure her CV was 100% laser-focused on the role she wanted, Sofia's experience shows how it's possible to successfully make major life-changing decisions and move to the UK to find work. </p> <p>You can hear her story on the Help with my visa! Podcast, and do make sure you like and subscribe so you're notified when the next episode is published.</p>

February 5, 2021
<p>In this episode of the Help with my visa! Podcast we speak with Tony Whiteman-Reynolds, MBA Recruitment Manager at the Business School at City, University of London. Tony talks us through the admissions process for international students joining the MBA programme and also gives excellent guidance for prospective international students thinking about studying in the UK more generally.</p> <p>Tony and his team are extremely approachable, and if you’re thinking about applying for an MBA at the Business School he’s happy for you to email him for more information at <a href="mailto:tony.whiteman-reynolds@city.ac.uk">tony.whiteman-reynolds@city.ac.uk</a> or you can email the general MBA recruitment team at <a href="mailto:cass-mba@city.ac.uk">cass-mba@city.ac.uk</a></p>
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