Congrats on the offer. £45k plus benefits is about average and can also be considered good for a 5yrs experienced candidate. You could have negotiated more but its a long drawn out process and you put yourself at risk of being discounted if they find someone else who accepts their offer. Some compa...
Hello, Could you please some one help me by listing few reputes job consultants who can potentially help getting job in UK with sponsership. Thank you Unfortunately there are NONE in this overcrowded and over competitive market. If you look closely, all jobs clearly state applicants must have the r...
That's not entirely true. The Tier 2 dependant visa has to be valid for atleast 6 months to be considered for an interview but 6 months is honestly too short a time for any employer to take you as a permanent employee Most times if dependants have 1year validity then there is never a problem. Plus i...
Hi Hasin, I must applaud you for finally deciding its time to get back into building your career, thats the first step in the right direction. As per your question, you should just start applying for jobs and see how it goes. You do not need get your skills certified by any body in the UK - thats on...
what i did on internet is buying second hand baby stuff from other mom in the group and sell it....im not register as a business..i sell an item on the private listing ... jas You are worrying a lot about nothing really. As long as you dont plan to convert this short term interest into a multi-bill...
I have a potential job offer in glasgow. I am concerned about general bias aginst indians/asians in scotland. is there any truth in this. do I have a reason to worry about my safety as an indian in scotland? please enlighten me if i am misinformed.. I am currently in India. You will be very happy t...
The issue being discussed only comes up if you sign up for paperless statements and suddenly realize you need these stamped by all the banks mentioned. As long as you are here in the country, ensure you get physical statements sent to your registered address. This is very helpful as a letter from th...
Are you doing these degrees just to be eligible for Tier 1 Points? As you have completed your PGDPM why do another course just to get enough points to be here? Its really not worth it. I cant be 100% certain but correspondence courses do not count as full time education and hence towards points in t...
Agreed that Tier 1 will be abolished so no new entrants will be there in the market. However, there are still more than enough candidates already out here trying to get good roles that pay well. Plus, there are also MSc and MBA students who are here and want work. They will get a year's permit to wo...
The only option is to come here, stay put for 3 to 6 months and attend as many interviews as possible - there is no other way to get a job quickly. You can try applying from your home country until you come but thats usually a hit and miss option - u wont come earlier for an interview right? Also, r...
You need to be smart about it thats all Every job will have specific skill sets as major requirements and you may have skillsets applicable to many jobs advertised. If you use one single standard CV your chances of being selected is lower than if you have a CV relevant to a specific role that a job ...
I have around 6+ years of experience in Embedded/Telecom domain. This is the most important part of your post. The Telecoms market is saturated at the moment and while there are few jobs directly advertised by Telcos, these pay very less. Niche jobs within Telco domain has been outsourced to so man...
Cant help you much nor can i contribute really but, if you are open to it, extend your profile to seek for roles within Services....there are a lot of part time/temp/perm roles at the tills, servers, waiters, guards etc...I am not making mockery of things but many students get into such roles and if...
As it is a hotel you plan to stay for a week or so, try these places as they are cheap (not the cheapest) but are used frequently by many people Premier Inn Travelodge Ibis - slightly higher but you can get good deals if you look The above groups have hotels all over the UK and you can book your roo...
When I was in India I resgined my job and then I travelled to uk for job hunting. That makes more sense now. Well, recruiters will not say anything about you being jobless right now. You secured your Tier 1 visa and in order to get a job you have to be in the UK. This is the reason you left your ol...
Sorry dhruv, its you who seems to not understand your own question When you ask for a TREND from season to season or month to month you are asking for historic data - all of which has been answered so many times that no one will bother answering you any more. Further a question as silly as that dese...
as T1 just said, why dont you come here as a Tier 2 dependant? If not, there are enough 'questionable'agents out there to get you here on some absurd reason and on a Tier 2 visa to do any role Note that you can ONLY get a legitimate Tier 2 sponsor from a reputed company hunting for a resource who ha...
Does anyone know about the flow of jobs respective to a Season or a month? for example, is the volume of jobs better in Feb than March? Ridiculous question but still this has been answered a million times on the forum - by me and those much better than me. You need to get hold of what you want to d...
Hi,I resigned my job in India and I am searching for a job in UK.Please let me know will the recuriters consiider my cv if i say i'm unemployed and looking for a job? thanks You resigned your job before securing another one, be it India or the UK? You surely are a gifted professional or a very fool...
Hi again Hydviv, Fiscal year in the UK is starts from the 6th of April every year - does seem weird but thats the English for you :-) Companies follow their own system for declaring results and many follow the Jan to Dec slab but from a working man's point of view, its from April 6th 2010 until Apri...
Thanks for that - it does make sense and I stand corrected. Looks like the cops were not too sure and nor were my friends and hence they got stuck into it. Pretty sure they were inside the 12month time fram but I cant be a 100% certain as well. Its quite clear as per the wording so it should not be ...
Hi kenfrapin, thank you for the very thorough explanation, but all of that I already know. My question is much simpler than this: Where did you check that when you get your provisional license the international one is no longer valid? My friends were caught and informed of this, happened not for on...
You are not reading the sentence in its entirety and hence the confusion. The statement means 1. OK you have 12 months to drive on international license 2. But one day after 12 months are done, you cannot drive unless you have a FULL UK Drivers License 3. To get this License, the process to be follo...
I was implying that if you do take your Provisional License before the 12months lapse then 1. You are in the DVLA system 2. You CANNOT drive without supervision In effect, you are shooting yourself in the foot by getting a Provisional before your 12months are completed - of course, I am assuming you...
