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FAQs: UK
International Learning Warehouse
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 How do I make a choice about the University, the Course and the Place?
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 What are the courses available for studies in the UK?
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 When does the study period start in the UK?
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 Is there any difference in the quality of education between September and January / February?
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 Can I work during my course in the UK?
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 Is IELTS / TOEFL necessary to get admission and does the student have to take both IELTS / TOEFL?
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 Is work experience necessary for pursuing an MBA in the UK University?
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 How long is the admission procedure?
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 What kind of accommodation could I get in the UK while my course?


Q. How do I make a choice about the University, the Course and the Place?

A. ILW assists the student in making the appropriate and balance choice after learning your requirements by following and informal discussion on various relevant subjects. IlW works as a friend in providing the right information sources to its students that could further assist the course.
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Q. What are the courses available for studies in the UK?

A. A comprehensive list of courses would be available in the University Prospectus and also on the University Website. 100's of Universities, Institutes and Colleges have almost all the courses in total from undergraduate, postgraduate, MBA, research degrees (BPhil, MPhil, PhD) to be offered to International students.

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Q. When does the study period start in the UK?

A. Most of the Universities in the UK have two intakes September/ October and the second in Jan./ Feb.
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A. No, it’s a wrong notion. The Universities operate for a completely new batch of students for both the intakes and the quality of education is absolutely not affected. Infact the Jan / Feb intake could be the best choice for the students who under any circumstances were not able to join the University in September.
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Q. Can I work during my course in the UK?

A. You are allowed to work for 20 hours part-time per week during your full time course. However, during vacations you can work full-time. Holiday period is of around 3 months. It is however suggested to pay greater attention to studies. Moreover it is not difficult to get a part-time job. If you are open to all kinds of legitimate work, securing a part-time job could be very easy too.
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Q. Is IELTS / TOEFL necessary to get admission and does the student have to take both IELTS / TOEFL?

A. IELTS or TOEFL examination is not necessary for all the Universities but it is definitely and important supporter document for your application form. Proficiency in English Language is a must in order to study in any country, as the medium of instruction will be English. Hence these exams are accepted proofs of proficiency in English. Students have to give either IELTS / TOEFL depending upon the requirements.
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A. There are few good Universities where students are enrolled without any work experience, subjected to the other required conditions be satisfactory. This MBA course is catered to the needs of fresh graduates who intend to hold an MBA degree.
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Q. How long is the admission procedure?

A. It differs for different Universities / Colleges. However, an approximate time period would be 4-6 weeks. An application to be sent well in advance to the semester start date is advisable.

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Q. What kind of accommodation could I get in the UK while my course?
A. There are the following types of accommodation available to an international student:
     • University Halls of Residence
          o Catered - Where the student is provided with the food
          o Self-Catered - Where the students can cook their own food
     • Private Accommodation
          o Rented Shared Apartment
          o Stay with a British family
          o Stay in a hotel or a guest-house
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