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Inform your students: Pre-departure briefings in July for Indian students going to the UK in 2018

British Council India is organising its annual pre-departure briefings for Indian students who have received offer letter/s from a UK institution and shall be leaving for the UK in August/ September 2018 to begin their course. These sessions will provide guidance and advice about important dos and don’ts while they prepare for student life in the UK. The briefing will also give students the opportunity to meet and network with fellow students who have enrolled to study at a UK institution.

The briefing will include an interactive session with recently returned UK alumni who will share their exciting experiences in the UK. There will be a session on ‘Tier 4 student visa applications and related procedures’ as well. The briefing will also have a session on student life in the UK which will provide information about UK culture, food, transportation in the UK, finances, accommodation options and more.

Please find the dates below-

6 July – Chandigarh

10 July – Ahmedabad

14 July – Mumbai

17 July – Pune

20 July - Kolkata

24 July - Hyderabad

25 July - Chennai

27 July - Bangalore

28 July – Delhi

These sessions will be held at British Council offices in each city. Seats are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis against purchase of tickets at a nominal fee.

The students will need to pre-register online for the event. The registration form is available here

A report on last year’s pre-departure briefings is available here  

Action Required

Kindly share details of the India pre-departure sessions with your confirmed students. This opportunity will give them a chance to talk to UK alumni, gather information about visas and immigration, network with students like them as well as meet some students going to the same institution as them. They will be UK-ready!

For any further information, please write to sunit.koli@britishcouncil.org