New testimonial on our OISC Level 1 training course.

By 1st 4Immigration - #1 UK Immigration Experts -
"I want to thank Joanne Wilson for the OISC Level 1 training she provided me with, it exceeded my expectations and could not have been any better considering I had a limited amount of knowledge in this subject area, the way in which she presented the course with real life case studies made the training easy to understand, Joanne's training was very thorough and professional she was very approachable and answered all of my questions, not only did she provide me with training she also provided me with timely and helpful advice.

For anyone considering the OISC Level 1 training in the future I would definitely recommend 1st 4immigration. Thank you"

This came from Tanya, who attended our OISC Level 1 training course in September 2015.  
As a practicing OISC-accredited immigration firm, we at 1st 4Immigration work on various applications on a daily basis and with great deal of success.  OISC Level 1 course is our most popular course, both online and at a classroom. This course can be of use to those preparing to become an OISC-accredited immigration adviser and to take an OISC Level 1 exam as well as to the solicitors who are about to start working for an OISC-accredited firm. We also often have practicing SRA-accredited solicitors who would like to expand their area of knowledge to cover immigration law.  

The course an intensive  2 day weekend course at our office in the City of London and we have it almost every month.

You can earn 10 core CPD hours on this course, awarded by 1st 4Immigration Ltd, who is on the OISC list of acceptable CPD providers. 

For a full table of the training dates, a detailed agenda and other information please visit our website.  

 OISC Level 1 course in the classroom, CPD 10 hours: http://www.1st4immigration.com/training/classroom-oisc-level-1-course.php

To read about our OISC-accredited adviser Joanne Wilson and other tutors (our own advisers) please visit: http://www.1st4immigration.com/training/classroom-oisc-level-1-course-tutors.php

Online OISC Level 1 course, CPD 16 hours: http://www.1st4immigration.com/training/online-oisc-level-1-course.php

Points-Based System training, CPD 7 hours: http://www.1st4immigration.com/training/pbs-course.php

Other training courses, on British Citizenship for EEA nationals or on Spouse visas: http://www.1st4immigration.com/immigration-training-courses.php

 
Contact us: info@1st4immigration.com or phone 0871 472 1468.
 

 

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