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Originally posted by CoolCat View PostAny Indian IT worker wanting to come here simply needs to club together with some friends, setup a shell company, and bring as many people into the UK as needed on uncapped intra company transfer visas.Last edited by stek; 20 June 2013, 16:40.
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Originally posted by CoolCat View PostAny Indian IT worker wanting to come here simply needs to club together with some friends, setup a shell company, and bring as many people into the UK as needed on uncapped intra company transfer visas.
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Originally posted by rurffy View PostIts so funny how you guys are pin pointing Indians in this discussion... (Why not generalize).
I am not indian though.. Just saying ..
I wonder how poor Vijay feels now.
In future don't say....
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Any Indian IT worker wanting to come here simply needs to club together with some friends, setup a shell company, and bring as many people into the UK as needed on uncapped intra company transfer visas.
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Originally posted by rurffy View PostIts so funny how you guys are pin pointing Indians in this discussion... (Why not generalize).
I am not indian though.. Just saying ..
I wonder how poor Vijay feels now.
2. This - I know I can get better sources but can't be bothered
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Its so funny how you guys are pin pointing Indians in this discussion... (Why not generalize).
I am not indian though.. Just saying ..
I wonder how poor Vijay feels now.
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"This course provides you with the opportunity to travel the world and work in some of the top luxury spa resorts. If you are looking for an exciting and challenging career you should consider spa management.
This programme develops an understanding of the nature of the spa environment through the study of subject areas such as management, science and therapeutic skills, with an emphasis on the need to reflect on and question the diverse values and practices that shape the industry today. The programme is structured to offer you progressive development of academic skills, approaches, methods, knowledge and critical thinking embedded in work place practices. This programme offers you a unique opportunity to study in a subject that is not widely available and, to specialise in management in an exciting and expanding area of the leisure industry around the worl*d."
After successfully completing this course, you will have developed the necessary skills and management techniques to start your career in one of the various fields of spa industries.
You could even start up your own business. One of our graduates, Vicky Day, started her own beauty business, 'The Pamper Pit', after graduating with a degree in International Spa Management.
Boshie, I've found your new career!
qhLast edited by quackhandle; 20 June 2013, 14:05.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostOkkayyy....
This thread is now veering into General territory.
I think that Vj will get the point, however.
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Also I think the 50k funds requirement is for those switching from Post Study Work visa (my missus had one of those!) - for anyone else it's £200k....
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou mean like...
BSc (Hons) International Spa Management - University of Derby
Just beggars belief....
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Okkayyy....
This thread is now veering into General territory.
I think that Vj will get the point, however.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostIt's a hard nut to crack. Some industrial companies are investing in training young people, but they still have to compete with schools offering useless qualifications like 'Personal Shopper' and 'Public Relations Adviser'.
BSc (Hons) International Spa Management - University of Derby
Just beggars belief....
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIndeed... where do we switch from supplementing our skilled workforce from overseas to having them fully replaced so we are unable to get any of our own grads trained up and skilled? It is a very dangerous and fine line IMO. I for one would not let my kids do IT as a career path now, but am sure many other industries are suffering.
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