Our Services for Students

The Short-Term Study Visa cannot be extended, and you cannot switch to another visa category from this visa in the UK. You must leave the UK when this visa expires. Students can apply for a Short-term study visa up to three months before they travel. They must apply from the country where they are living. … Continue reading Short Term Study Visa →

The Child Student Visa is for children who are nationals of a country other than the UK or Ireland. The Tier 4 (Child) Student Visa is no longer in existence, having been replaced by the Child Student Visa. To be successful, applicants must: Have an unconditional offer on a course from an eligible independent school … Continue reading Child Student Visa →

Parent of a Tier 4 Child Student Visa is a UK short stay visa that is issued to parents intending to accompany their child who is younger than 12 years old, to study at an independent school in the UK. The Tier 4 Child visa does not allow dependents, therefore the parents can join their children with a … Continue reading Parent of Child Student Visa →

If you want to study in the UK, you will need to apply for a Student Visa. In the post-Brexit environment, both EEA nationals and non-EEA nationals will need to have an unconditional offer from a licenced sponsor to be eligible for the visa. Those who graduate from an approved course in the UK will … Continue reading Student Visa →

Why choose a UK boarding school? UK boarding schools offer pupils an outstanding education, helping them to develop their skills and progress to university. All UK boarding schools have to meet strict government standards on the quality of their teaching, facilities and student care. Many UK boarding schools combine beautiful, centuries-old buildings with a mix … Continue reading Boarding Schools →

Applying for a distance learning or online degree works a little differently than if you were applying to a campus-based course. There are still entry requirements you need to meet to get on to a particular course, though these tend to be less rigid. Universities appreciate that applicants take a variety of routes to distance learning, and the … Continue reading Distance Learning →

You’ll be expected to show what you learned during your Bachelors and how you plan on using this experience to make a success of an advanced qualification. This page covers what you need to know before beginning your postgraduate application. From how you apply for a Masters and the documents you’ll need to provide, to … Continue reading Postgraduate (Masters) →

A bachelor’s degree is a common first degree. It gives you a thorough understanding of a subject. Bachelor’s degrees usually have a set programme of academic study, while some also incorporate practical elements and placements. There are different types of degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Education (BEd) … Continue reading Undergraduate (Bachelors) →