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Other Countries
This section is designed to make leaving your country to come and live and teach in the UK easy (well easier!).
At Axcis, we are here to help prepare you for what lies ahead – we know where you have come from and know what changes you are likely to face in and outside of the classroom.
London, England and Europe are exciting places to come to – especially if it is your first time to this part of the world. Axcis understands you may like to secure a long term position or to have the flexibility to travel and teach – just let us know what your requirements are.
Below are the Key Steps you will need to take before leaving. Click on the headings for a full explanation.
- Register with Axcis through the website
Following your registration you can return to this page
- Right to Work in the UK
- Police check
- Teaching qualifications
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Nb. For more about locations, updating your application, travel, accommodation, bank accounts, mobile phones and more please see our getting started page.
2. Right to Work in the UK
To work in the UK you will need a work visa or work permit. These can take up to three months to organise. Start the process as soon as possible by contacting your local British High Commission or Embassy. If you do not qualify for a work visa we may be able to organise a work permit for you.
In order to gain pre-entry clearance to take up employment in the United Kingdom it will be necessary to complete some of the following forms. Please contact your local British Mission for more information.
- IM2A - Application for United Kingdom entry clearance - Must be completed by all applicants.
- IM2B - Application for settlement.
- IM2C - Persons applying for permit free employment/businessmen and self-employed persons / persons of independent means including working holiday makers.
- IM2D - Right of Abode of UK Ancestry.
- IM2E - For persons who have previously been refused entry clearance.
- IM2F - Additional information.
People applying for a work visa should make their enquires to the British high commision in their home countries.
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3. How to Request a Police Clearance Certificate or similar
Please contact your local police.
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4. Teaching qualifications
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5. Was this information useful?
Share your experiences with us and update or improve on this page. If appropriate we will share the information with others: email webmaster@axcis.co.uk
Nb. For more about locations, updating your application, travel, accommodation, bank accounts, mobile phones and more please see our getting started page.
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This page was last updated on Saturday, 09 June, 2007.
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