Rajiv Immanuel

Start a New Life in the Uk: Britain Can Transform Your Life and Career! Rajiv Immanuel

Publisher Marketing: The 2014 BBC Apprentice winner Mark Wright (an Australian) had this to say about London: "London particularly is a land of opportunity for young people to start businesses. You can start a business here from your kitchen bench and turn over a million quid - what other place in the world can you do that?" A survey of more than 200,000 people from 189 countries carried out by management consultancy firm The Boston Consulting Group (with the UK's totaljobs.com and The Network, a global alliance of more than 50 recruitment websites) found London to be the most desirable place to work in the world. One in six people said they wanted to work in London, while Britain as a whole came out as the world's second favourite place to work, just behind the US. London welcomes talented people from around the world with open arms. There are many great opportunities available in the UK (Britain) for the skilled foreigner. Don't be left behind. This book is structured in five parts. Each part is available as a separate book on Amazon. As a special giveaway, in this book, you get all five books for the price of just one. 1. 25 Reasons to Live, Work and Study in the UK: Make the Most of the Great Opportunities Available in the UK - Don't Be Left Behind! In the first part, the author lists 25 reasons why you must seriously consider the UK as a vehicle for your career aspirations. 2. Best UK Jobs for Foreigners: Jobs with less competition from Britons The second part is about the excellent career opportunities available in the UK for foreigners, where there is less competition from local people. 3. Going to the UK?: Ten Things You Should Know The third part of the book is a compilation of the top tips that the author is able to give to any foreigner who wants to live in the UK. These tips are based not only on the author's own good and bad experiences of living in the UK, successes and failures, but also of those of innumerable foreigners in the UK whose stories fill up the news media. The idea is to save you time, unhappiness and misery. Learn from another's experiences. This is not mere advice, it is advice based on experience. 4. UK Immigration Made Simple: Taking the complexity out of UK immigration rules The fourth part of the book makes UK Immigration simple. If you get a headache looking at the UK Home Office website, then this section is meant for you. It answers in simple English all questions you might have on UK immigration matters. You will learn about conventions followed by the UK immigration authorities in granting residency that could help you settle down permanently in the UK. 5. Studying in the UK: All your Questions Answered The fifth part of the book is about studying in the UK. All questions regarding UK universities, the Russell Group, funding and scholarships, tuition fees, popular subjects and levels of study are answered here. The author, Rajiv Immanuel, arrived in the UK in 1995 as an international student. Since then he has lived and worked in this country and is now a British citizen. He is also a professional observer of Britain, and a writer of books preparing other foreigners for UK life. This book is a compilation of five of his books designed to help foreigners considering the UK as a place to live, work or study. This is an opportunity to change your life. Don't miss the bus. Get ahead with the useful information and advice in this book. Knowledge is power! Contributor Bio:  Immanuel, Rajiv Dickens, Hardy, Hopkins, Chaucer, Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, Shakespeare, Milton, Maugham, Emerson... you name it - we had them all. Works by such authors lined our bookshelves at home in India. Our wealth was mostly in our heads. This was the type of home I was born into in 1965. Apart from being Christians another way in which we were different from people around us was that we spoke English at home. In India, that was unusual. After a degree in Economics in 1982, I added an MBA in 1985. I worked for a while as a Civil Servant in India. I soon got bored with pushing files. In 1995 I arrived at Reading University, UK, to study for a Postgraduate degree in Economics. The scholarship I came on is listed in this book. I learnt a lot about UK university life. Being Christians has given us a unique opportunity. We have been invited into hundreds of British homes and have had the privilege of observing the British people from close up. All insights derived from this close association are passed on to you in this book. As the years passed in the UK, my family's roots in the UK got strengthened. My children were born here in the UK. We, my wife and I, realised how much we loved this country and with the Home Office's co-operation decided to make the UK our home. Meanwhile, I had found my metier in life: to be a writer. Since then I have been a professional observer of life in the UK. While I have a great regard for this land, I am also aware that like any country there are problems here too. I am an INFP. It is a personality type based on the MBTI-the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Those who have it get a great deal of satisfaction from helping others grow and develop. My life's mission is to write books that help other migrants after me understand this country, make the most of opportunities here, contribute to UK society, and avoid nasty surprises. In short: to prepare new migrants for UK life.