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Complete Guide to Living, Working and Studying in the UK: Preparing you for Life in Britain (Rajiv Immanuel's "Preparing you for UK life" series)
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Are you looking for a land where the government has provided an environment where the rule of law exists, where property rights are protected, where human initiative and hard work are encouraged and rewarded, where the local people are tolerant and where people from any background can succeed in their career or run an honest business and prosper?The UK is that country. It is a land of promise and opportunity and the UK needs you if you have good written and spoken English, are young, skilled, hard working, ambitious, and willing to learn and adapt.With an ageing population, shortage of taxpayers to meet future pension payments, shortage of skilled professionals in a range of areas from medicine, engineering, IT, computer science, maths and science, social services and accountancy, the UK needs you. The UK has much to offer: among other things a politically stable nation, a law-abiding and tolerant people, world class universities, free schooling and child-friendly policies, free health care, and a beautiful country to live in.It is a privilege to live in the UK. If you have the qualities mentioned above and are ready to acquire UK qualifications, if required, then nothing can stop your career from taking off in the UK.While a degree from a British university ensures you a bright future, studying at Oxford university, Cambridge University, University College London or the London School of Economics can transform your life and your job prospects. This book tells you about the Best Scholarships for Studying in the UK.However, there are some pitfalls on the way which you must be made aware of. Your UK life should be a positive and life-changing experience, bringing new qualifications, a new career, financial security, growth and opportunities. It should not be a humiliating, unhappy or tragic experience. Without such guidance, at best you could get talked to as if you were an idiot.You could have difficulties in getting a job; be the butt of jokes among colleagues if yo
