 UIC has pioneered a WORKSKILLS COURSE from within WorkExperience UK (a sub group of English UK) and is one of only 2 centres authorised to run the course in the UK. This course is delivered at level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework and, under the new visa regulations (Points based system), this means that students can do a full time paid work experience course as a part of their studies. With the new regulations this is now the ONLY way it is possible to do a short work placement (whether paid or not) or any kind of internship unless you do not need a visa to work in the UK. Courses at this level are equivalent to the end of High School / university entrance. Our course is flexible and modular so it is possible to gain the qualification through selecting a suitable range of modules from those on offer. Some of the modules focus especially on gaining practical work experience and an essential component of those modules is to satisfactorily complete a work experience. Weekly start dates
Typical modules included in the course are:
Communicating Solutions to others
Interview Skills
Effectiveness at Work
Preparing for Work Placement
Developing confidence at Work
Applying for a job
Reflecting on Work placement
Presentation skills for work
Personal skills for leadership
Giving and receiving feedback
Negotiation Skills and Persuasion in the workplace
WE ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD AGENTS TO REPRESENT US AND WORK WITH US TO BRING THIS COURSE TO ALL MARKETS
UIC is located in the centre of London and has a very broad nationality mix. We have a great deal of experience in organising courses which include work experience and work placements and can offer you a very unique and a fantastic opportunity
Contact David Wilkins on davidw@uiclondon.com
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