Nottingham is a regional capital within the east middlands area and one of the UK’s most stylish cities. It is set within a county of outstanding natural beauty including the Sherwood Forest, a lively market, towns, and wonderful historic buildings. It is also home to the world’s best-loved outlaw, Robin Hood. Nottingham offers much more than locations and legends: our nightlife, shopping, sports, arts, and culture are also famous!

Anglo Skills College (ASC) does not provide accommodation to students but we can guide/help students to be able to get accommodation around Nottingham that is easier for them to be able to get to our campus.

Contact us: 0115 948 3339 or [email protected]

Studying for less than Six Months.

If you are coming to study for six months or less, you can choose to come to the UK on a student visitor visa rather than a student visa. 

Studying for less than Six Months

If you are coming to study for six months or less, you can choose to come to the UK on a student visitor visa rather than a student visa. However, we still recommend that you still apply for a student visa as there are more restrictions on ‘student visitors’:

‘Student visitors’ are not allowed to do any work (even as part of a course) and are not allowed to apply to spend more time in the UK (even if your studies are extended).

You must also:

intend to leave the UK at the end of your studies; and have been offered a place of study at an institution included on the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills’ Register of Education and Training Providers. ASC is included on this list.

Entry Clearance/Student Visa

You will need:

a.   A letter from Anglo Skills College (ASC ) stating that you have been offered and accepted a place of study on a full-time course with us (unconditional offer).

b.   A letter from your sponsors and three months of bank statements as proof of sufficient funds without needing to work (or engage in business or claim ‘public funds’) to pay for your course fees; and the accommodation and maintenance of yourself (and your spouse and children if they come with you).

c.    Evidence from your bank of sufficient funds if you are funding yourself.

–       Make arrangements to support you at interview (if requested).

–       Put support in place to enable you to access the opportunities you require to achieve.

–       Review your progress on a regular basis with teaching staff to share the relevant information and provide updates regarding your support.

–       Discuss and agree any changes that will be made to your support with you.

–       Support your achievement and progression.

Learning Support Teachers meet students, complete relevant paperwork, create Inclusive Teaching Plans and deliver 1:1, and small group, teaching sessions. All staff are experienced teachers who have a passion and professional interest in inclusion.

When you apply to study at Anglo Skills College, you will automatically be considered to meet the eligibility criteria.

a.   You’ll need to be an international self-funded student paying full fees.

b.   You’ll need to complete ‘Scholarship Application Form’ and submit it to the college’ administrative team.

c.    If you’re awarded a scholarship or bursary, the college’s administrative team will notify you by email.

Once you registered with us, then you will be provided regular advice and guidance from our Student Welfare Advisor who can help you learn coping mechanisms, build resilience, working to help balence the work and education stress that may come.

Learning Support advise is acessible, which shares strategies and promotes your independent study skills. The staff offer on site support to meet your individual needs.