OISC Level 1 Accreditation: Introduction to immigration, asylum, nationality and EU law: 16 CPD
About this course
This course was last updated in January 2022.
Welcome to our complete and comprehensive online immigration law starter training course! It is ideal for aspiring OISC Level 1 advisers seeking accreditation and other budding immigration lawyers. We cover everything you need to know to get started in immigration law and get accredited with the OISC: what is it, how does it work, all about family and business immigration, nationality law, the EU Settlement Scheme and more.
We have carefully designed and written the course to cover absolutely everything in the OISC Level 1 syllabus. We use simple, plain English, diagrams, infographics and worked examples throughout the course as well as auto-marking “test yourself” questions at the end of every course unit.
We offer three bonus timed mock exams modelled closely on real OISC Level 1 exam papers AND a detailed course on legal ethics for OISC advisers, signposting and referral, exam preparation and everything else you need to know to be an OISC Level 1 adviser. Our mock exams provide customised feedback: if you are getting answers on certain topics wrong, we’ll point that out and suggest further reading for you.
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Free Movement Membership starts at £20 per month plus VAT but we offer new OISC advisers signing up with us a 20% discount for their first year of our annual membership plan, bringing down the price from £200 plus VAT to just £160 plus VAT.
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Modules within this course
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Introduction to immigration law
Structure of immigration law in the UK, the immigration categories, making an application-
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How does immigration law work?
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How do the Immigration Rules work?
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The exclusionary principle
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Permission to travel, enter and remain
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Who does what in immigration control?
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How to make a valid application in the UK
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How to make a valid application outside the UK
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Visitors, residents and family
Covering the different immigration categories and routes for migrants coming to or staying in the UK. -
Asylum and protection
Who is and is not a refugee, how asylum applications are made and what status is granted to refugees -
Nationality
Types of British nationality and becoming a British citizen by birth, registration or naturalisation -
The EU Settlement Scheme
Overview of post-Brexit immigration status for EU citizens and their families, including late applications and consequences of failing to apply.
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Business immigration and students
Introduction to the Points Based Immigration System and other work/study visas -
General grounds for refusal, deportation and detention
General grounds for refusal, deportation and detention powers -
Appeals and remedies
Rights and grounds of appeal, time limits, lodging appeals, higher appeals, administrative review and judicial review
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