We have a nice review of our Online OISC LEVEL 1 Course!

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This review came our customer with a Unicorn TL nickname:

 I have got OISC LEVEL 1 online training. Course is very easy and it helped me a lot in my exam.Now I am an immigration advisor. Highly recommended.

 Here is a copy of Google review, which can also be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/vaTSsXH4vQ5RGenGA

Having finished filming the BBC documentary Who Should Get to Stay in the UK?, we are excited to offer our updated Online OISC LEVEL 1 Course!





Our OISC Level 1 training is a bestseller! With the online version, you can download it on your computer and study in your own time – to prepare for your OISC accreditation and Level 1 Assessment. No need to travel to a classroom, no need to wait for the next date. You can start your immigration training right now!

As we are a practicing immigration company and we designed this course based on the years of our experience with the immigration cases and with the training of advisers and solicitors. We have designed this course to be of practical help for those who are preparing for OISC accreditation at Level 1 (Initial Advice) and for compulsory Level 1 Assessment including those who are re-taking the exam. Or perhaps to those who are planning to open a UK immigration consultancy based overseas. It would also be of interest for practicingadvisers and immigration lawyers as well as for community group advisers, council or Citizens Advice Bureau workers as well as HR professionals whose companies employ foreign workers.
This is not a boring coverage of the Immigration Rules! We tried to keep the language as simple and entertaining as possible. See the Description and buy Online OISC Level 1 course now (£199+VAT, CPD 16 Hours).

 If you prefer classroom/livestream training - book our OISC Level 1 course here (£250+VAT, CPD 10 hours). Presented by our Level 3 Senior Immigration Lawyer, the course is held on weekends at our office in Central London. 



1st4Immigration is one of the most experienced and prominent UK immigration law companies, accredited by the OISC at the highest Level 3. We have been in business for over 10 years, our OISC reference is 200800152, in which 2008 stands for the year accreditation. Office address: Tower 42 (NatWest Tower), 25 Old Broad Street, City of London, London, EC2N 1HN



For more please contact us: info@1st4immigration.com or visit our new website: http://www.1st4immigration.com/.  We respond emails on the same working day!

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