Showing posts with label working visa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label working visa. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

In this job you will never run out of work!

In these uncertain and rapidly changing times, it is important to choose an occupation which gives you some guarantee of a long-term future.

In the UK, the Home Office publishes an official list of ‘shortage occupations’, for which a qualified and experienced overseas migrant may qualify for a Skilled Worker visa.

The list includes jobs such as, Health Service and Residential Day Care or Domiciliary Managers, various scientists and engineers, web development professionals, nurses and senior care workers.

The official government list for working visa qualification, only covers a fraction of the huge labour shortages in the UK.

According to the report by Luminate, the following industries experienced a particularly large number of hard-to-fill vacancies at professional level:

·        architectural and engineering activities

·        computer programming and consultancy

·        education

·        employment and HR

·        financial services

·        human health activities

·        legal and accounting services

·        office administrative, support and business activities

·        public administration and defence

·        residential care activities

·        retail trade

·        social work.

However, both of these lists contain glaring omissions- green jobs. In order to meet climate change targets, industry will need hundreds of thousands of skilled workers to fill new ‘green’ jobs.

For instance, is estimated that 23 million gas boilers will need to be replaced in the UK, but there are not enough trained engineers to do the work. There is a shortage of 100,000 boiler engineers right now!

Boiler engineers will have jobs for life replacing old boilers with electric and hydrogen boilers and servicing the new boilers.

Millions of petrol and diesel cars will have to be replaced as governments around the world tax them out of existence. This will create a huge number of new skilled jobs.

China is investing massively in new technology and green energy, as is the UK. The US could be left behind in what’s being called China’s century.

The 20th Century was America’s, after Great Britain’s empire started to unwind following the German led First and Second World Wars.

China is effectively colonising the world’s resources through trade rather than war.

If you exclude the disastrous Chairman Mao century, China was one of the leading economies in the world in 18 of the last 20 centuries?

The UK government recently announced a massive retraining programme to reskill millions of workers whose jobs have become redundant due to new technology.

The important word is “skilled”. Tens of millions of unskilled, as well as many skilled and technical jobs in accounting and law, will disappear in the next decade, so prepare yourself.

Self-driving vehicles, AI and robotic technology are already here!

Education is key to your future. Not just formal education, but also relevant vocational and on-the-job training in which you can ‘earn while you learn.

An increasing number of people prefer to quit the rat race and start their own businesses, which is great.

Caution. Don’t fire your boss until you can replace your salary with your new business and do not spend all your savings or borrow to set up an expensive physical business like a shop.

An ideal way to start is to set up a part-time online business, which you can run from home with little or no capital.

With this in mind, I’m offering 3 free coaching calls sessions to anyone who is prepared to take the time and effort to learn and master money and business. Check the link in the next 24 hours on my Charles Kelly Marketing Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CharlesKellyMarketer.


UK Government’s Official Shortage Occupations List 2021

 


 

Occupation code

Job types included on the shortage occupations list

Areas of the UK where there is a shortage

Annual salary (80% of going rate)

1181

Health services and public health managers and directors – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £30,720 (£15.15 per hour)

1242

Residential, day and domiciliary care managers and proprietors – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £21,360 (£10.53 per hour)

2111

Chemical scientists – only jobs in the nuclear industry

Scotland only

80% of going rate: £21,360(£10.53 per hour)

2112

Biological scientists and biochemists – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £23,760(£11.72 per hour)

2113

Physical scientists – only the following jobs in the construction-related ground engineering industry:
engineering geologist
hydrogeologist
geophysicist

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £29,200(£14.40 per hour)

2113

Physical scientists – only the following jobs in the oil and gas industry:
geophysicist
geoscientist
geologist
geochemist
technical services manager in the decommissioning and waste areas of the nuclear industry
senior resource geologist and staff geologist in the mining sector

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £29,200(£14.40 per hour)

2114

Social and humanities scientists – only archaeologists

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £20,720(£10.22 per hour)

2121

Civil engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £28,000(£13.81 per hour)

2122

Mechanical engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £26,720(£13.18 per hour)

2123

Electrical engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £29,600(£14.60 per hour)

2124

Electronics engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £27,760(£13.69 per hour)

2126

Design and development engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £27,280(£13.45 per hour)

2127

Production and process engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £26,480(£13.06 per hour)

2129

Engineering professionals not elsewhere classified – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £26,160(£12.90 per hour)

2135

IT business analysts, architects and systems designers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £29,280(£14.44 per hour)

2136

Programmers and software development professionals – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £26,640(£13.14 per hour)

2137

Web design and development professionals – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £20,800(£10.26 per hour)

2139

Information technology and communications professionals not elsewhere classified – only cyber security specialists

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £25,440(£12.54 per hour)

2216

Veterinarians – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £26,000(£12.82 per hour)

2425

Actuaries, economists and statisticians – only bio-informaticians and informaticians

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £26,240(£12.94 per hour)

2431

Architects – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £28,000(£13.81 per hour)

2461

Quality control and planning engineers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £24,400(£12.03 per hour)

3111

Laboratory technicians – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £14,560 (£7.18 per hour)

3411

Artists – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £16,800(£8.28 per hour)

3414

Dancers and choreographers – only skilled classical ballet dancers or skilled contemporary dancers who meet the standard required by internationally recognised UK ballet or contemporary dance companies.
The company must be endorsed as being internationally recognised by a UK industry body such as the Arts Councils (of England, Scotland or Wales).

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £23,840(£11.76 per hour)

3415

Musicians – only skilled orchestral musicians who are leaders, principals, sub-principals or numbered string positions, and who meet the standard required by internationally recognised UK orchestras.
The orchestra must be endorsed as being internationally recognised by the Association of British Orchestras.

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £22,000(£10.85 per hour)

3416

Arts officers, producers and directors – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £24,000(£11.83 per hour)

3421

Graphic designers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £18,800(£9.27 per hour)

5215

Welding trades – only high integrity pipe welders, where the job requires 3 or more years’ related on-the-job experience. This experience must not have been gained through illegal working.

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £18,240(£8.99 per hour)

6146

Senior care workers – all jobs

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

80% of going rate: £13,520 (£6.67 per hour)

 




Sunday, June 17, 2018

Home Secretary Relax Tier 4 Student Visa Rules Which Could See A Boost For UK Universities And Buy-To-Let Landlords


Thousands more foreign students will be able to study in UK universities under plans to relax Tier 4 visa rules the Home Office announced this week.

The Mail on Sunday said the Government will scrap rules requiring overseas students to provide evidence of sufficient funds to live here and speak English.


Students add billions to UK economy say universities

Home Secretary Sajid Javid has simplified the process of securing so-called 'Tier 4' visas for students from countries it considers a 'low risk' of abusing the system.

Critics warned that easing the rules risked bogus or underqualified students who submitted applications in a bid to beat border controls slipping through the net. But the Home Office insisted there was no evidence students from the countries involved had exploited the system. Officials insisted random spot-checks would weed out wrong-doing.


Home Secretary Sajid Javed

The measure follows other immigration reforms unveiled by Mr Javid designed to make it easier for skilled non-EU migrants to work and live in the UK.

The recently appointed Home Secretary appears to be sweeping in a new migration mood after relaxing working visa rules to allow more non-EU doctors andnurses to work in Britain. He has enabled the NHS to recruit more medical staff by excluding them from the migration cap, which means businesses and employers will be able to hire an extra 8,000 skilled non-EU workers, such as engineers, IT professionals and teachers.

The Home Office has also added 11 countries to its 'trusted' list for the purpose of student visas. The additional countries – China, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, Mexico, Bahrain, Serbia, Dominican Republic, Kuwait, Maldives and Macau – bring the list to 30, but excludes India.

They join trusted countries on list including Argentina, Australia, Barbados, Botswana, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Qatar, Singapore, South Korea, Trinidad and Tobago, United Arab Emirates, the US and Taiwan. 

Overseas students from the nations on the list will enjoy a streamlined application process, with fewer documents required when applying for visas.

They will no longer need to submit evidence showing they meet the requirements for living costs of up to £1,265 a month, previous qualifications or evidence they can speak English fluently.

Figures show that in the year to March, some 100,769 students from the 11 nations were granted Tier 4 student visas to study in the UK.

The new measures have been welcomed by UK universities who have argued for easing restrictions on foreign students, claiming they contribute of £2.3billion annually to the British economy.

But Migrationwatch warned of a so-called 'slippery slope', saying: 'The last time the student visa system was loosened in 2009 it took years to recover from the massive inflow of bogus students, especially from India.'

In other measures, the Tier 1 immigration route for highly-skilled individuals will be expanded to include fashion designers who will be able to apply for the visas for 'exceptional talent' in the fields of science, humanities, engineering, medicine, digital technology or the arts.

The Home Office said the route was also being opened up to a wider pool of TV personalities and film stars.

Mr Javed also confirmed that Afghan interpreters and their families who have relocated to the UK can apply free for permanent residence.

Increased numbers of students coming to study in the UK could provide a much needed boost to the economy and buy-to-let property market, which have slowed since the Brexit referendum and stamp duty hikes.


Podcast Version


Listen to my Money Tips Daily Podacst, "UK To Relax Visa Rules For Nurse’s And Doctors" by Charles Kelly https://anchor.fm/charles-kelly/episodes/UK-To-Relax-Visa-Rules-For-Nurses-And-Doctors-e1l62v/a-a40kat


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Wednesday, August 05, 2015

Tier 2 Work Permits for Nursing jobs in London available for limited time

Are you UK NURSING GRADUATE looking for a permanent job in an NHS hospital in London?



A leading agency is now recruiting a limited number of nurses for an NHS hospital in the London area and need qualified RGN's with NMC PIN's for interview in August.

NON-EU NURSES IN THE UK

Tier 2 Sponsorship or UK Work Permits and Visas also available for nursing jobs in the London area for nurses with UK nursing degrees, NMC PINS (or in process) and IELTS 7.00.

The hospital wants nurses who are currently in the UK either as a Tier 4 students graduating or a nurse on an existing Tier 2 Working visa. They can also help you to transfer your UK visa and permit from a Nursing Home job to an NHS employer.




 The hospital are offering a Band 5 salary and London allowance (£24900) and will also throw in a £500 relocation allowance if you have to move to London.

This is a permanent job, so you will enjoy the full NHS benefits, such as a pension scheme and paid holidays, as well as excellent training and career opportunities within Britain's largest employer.

NO PLACEMENT FEES

No fees charged for work placement.

This would also suit a Croatian nurse who requires a work permit to work in the UK.

Contact me now if you are interested or email your CV as these job vacancies will be filled very quickly.