A record for this stage of over 200 educators have booked to attend StudyWorld London with 55% of the membership already represented. Currently 143 individual agents from 36 countries have registered to attend, with new bookings arriving every day through the new online agents booking system. We expect the event this year to reach full capacity, so if you have yet to book and would like to be there, then you need to book soon!

For an application form or educators’ enquiries please contact Indy Priestman: indy@studyworldfair.com

For any questions concerning agents please contact Siobhan Baccas: siobhan@studyworldfair.com

The following training courses will be offered in May. (more…)

On Wednesday 29th March, Home Office Minister Liam Byrne outlined tougher immigration measures that will see visitors to the UK being screened ‘as far away from our shores as possible’. (more…)

Changes to immigration rules for students coming to the UK were announced on Wednesday 28th March. Their main impact will be to create a new student visitor route for those coming to study for a period of up to 6 months. However, these short-term students will not have the right to work or bring in dependents – entry clearance as a student will still have to be sought before travel to the UK for those wishing to benefit from these additional rights.

A new scheme which will enable international HEI students to stay on in the UK for a year to work after they have completed their studies was also announced by the Government. This scheme, to be introduced on the 1st May 2007, is intended to help cement the UK’s status as a top study destination for international students.

For further information about these changes, please see the attached documents -

studentrules2803a.pdf; studentrulechanges2803.pdf; new-international-graduates-scheme.pdf