🎓 A new 5-stars review and new dates for our Classroom And Livestream OISC Level 1 Courses. January - March 2020, CPD 10 Core Hours, £250+VAT.

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This review came from our customer Tetiana Kiltyka:

 Many thanks to Jules Motcho who trained me for OISC Level 1 Course. It was very helpful and understanding approach for a full day of studying the immigration theory. Hope my exam will go smoothly.

 Here is a copy of Google review, which can also be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/NpMXTJvKfYj8Yz5P9


As the subject of UK immigration is becoming even more exciting, you can keep up-to-date with our classroom and online training – and claim CPD hours.

 2-day weekend course is conducted at our office in the City of London and presented by our Level 3 accredited Senior Immigration Lawyer, Jules Motcho.


 We are excited to offer new dates for our Classroom and Livestream  OISC Level 1 training during January - March 2020:

- 18-19 January 2020 Saturday And Sunday 10am-5pm, CPD 10 hours, £250+VAT. Book now!

- 15-16 February 2020 Saturday And Sunday 10am-5pm, CPD 10 hours, £250+VAT.  Book now!

- 21-22 March 2020 Saturday And Sunday 10am-5pm, CPD 10 hours, £250+VAT.  Book now!

Online self-study course:

If you prefer studying in your own time, we have a more detailed Online OISC Level 1 courses here. CPD 16 hours, £199+VAT.

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.

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