Trainer: Edward Mynott Level: OISC level 2/ Intermediate This course is suitable for those sitting the OISC competence assessment at Level 2 and the Law Society accreditation exam at Level 1. It will provide delegates with an understanding of the main aspects of immigration and asylum law and practice. Please note that due to the ground covered by…
On September 20th, millions of people across the world will walk out of their workplaces and homes to join youth climate strikers on the streets and demand action on the climate crisis. Our global economic system, reliant on the burning of fossil fuels and the extraction of resources, has pushed us to the brink of…
On September 20th, millions of people across the world will walk out of their workplaces and homes to join youth climate strikers on the streets and demand action on the climate crisis. Our global economic system, reliant on the burning of fossil fuels and the extraction of resources, has pushed us to the brink of…
Lucia has been working for JCWI for over 10 years managing and developing the organisation’s training department. She is responsible for the efficient administration of all aspects of JCWI’s legal training. Prior to that Lucia worked as a tour director. Originally from Italy, Lucia has made the UK her home. She is fluent in both…
Trainer: Rimmy Bedi Level: all levels This course is designed to provide practical advice on the exceptional talent visas. Practical discussions on the following: Learn how exceptional talents can meet the criteria Discussion on the keys facts for Exceptional Talent visas Exceptional promise verses Exceptional talent Criteria applied by each designated body Specific requirements for…
Trainer: Rimmy Bedi Level: All levels This course is designed to ensure you are clear of the process of settled status applications and how to deal with any issues that may arise. Practical case studies discussed including the following: Who should apply including family members When should your client apply Step by step guide through…
The brutality of the immigration system must end. Families are separated. Migrants and citizens are denied basic public services. The Home Office wrecks people’s lives through callousness and mistakes. There are so many battles already being fought, but so much more we can do. To celebrate the launch of our manifesto, a vision of an…
The Public Law Project are hosting a one-day conference in conjunction with Plymouth Citizen’s Advice and Plymouth University on 26 September 2019. The event includes sessions on strategic use of the law, legal aid and Exceptional Case Funding (ECF), the EU Settled Status Scheme and the move to online courts. They are also asking delegates…
For over half a century, JCWI’s Legal Department has been providing high-quality, trustworthy and accessible legal advice and support to people navigating Britain’s immigration, asylum and nationality laws. We are a respected centre of excellence for the practice of immigration law and we work closely with our Campaigning, Communications and Policy teams to challenge injustice.…
For over half a century, JCWI’s Legal Department has been providing high-quality, trustworthy and accessible legal advice and support to people navigating Britain’s immigration, asylum and nationality laws. We are a respected centre of excellence for the practice of immigration law and we work closely with our Campaigning, Communications and Policy teams to challenge injustice.…