Shareen was very engaging and explained the HJT training services clearly and concisely. The demo was very useful in introducing the training modules and showed me how to navigate the website and make the most of all the resources available. It could be useful to explain about how at the end of each module there are videos which recap and explain the parts of each module – I actually intend to listen to these first to give some background to the chapter and then begin a more thorough study of each module.
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Keeping up with UK immigration law is hard when the rules change every few months. HJT Training runs live online immigration courses for advisers, caseworkers and legal teams, covering IAA accreditation, Law Society IAAS accreditation, public access, Immigration Law updates, sponsor licences, right to work checks, fee waivers, Appendix FM and more.
The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) is now the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA). Read more about the IAA transition from OISC. The IAA announced (Oct 2026) new key changes including revised syllabus, additional component on Code of Standards, and now the competence assessment is at the start of the adviser application journey. It has never been more important than attending IAA training.
Most courses run online, with selected dates in Central London or Birmingham. Each course page lists the date, content, CPD hours where relevant and the booking fee. You can book either online or call 07446 466898.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Immigration Courses
Which immigration course is right for me?
It depends on your role and what you need to cover. Our courses include accreditation training, business immigration (sponsor licences and right to work checks), and legal training such as public access, conducting litigation and fee waivers. If you are unsure, a one-to-one consultation will help you choose, and our accreditation training page explains the accreditation routes in more detail.
Are HJT courses CPD accredited?
Yes, all our courses are CPD accredited. The duration of the course is usually the amount of CPD hours. However, CPD are no longer registered with hours, it is now CPD Activity
Are HJT Training courses live or pre-recorded?
Our courses run live, mostly online, with selected dates in Central London or Birmingham. The date and format are listed on each course page.
Do I need prior immigration or law experience to attend?
It depends on the course. Some are suited to newcomers and others assume working knowledge. The specific course page states who it is aimed at and if any experience is needed.
What is the difference between IAA and IAAS accreditation?
IAA accreditation is for advisers regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority. IAAS is the Law Society’s Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme, which is used by legal aid caseworkers and supervisors. Our Law Society accreditation page explains the Law Society
What is IAA accreditation, and which level do I need?
IAA accreditation shows that an adviser is competent to give immigration advice at a set level of work. Level 1 covers advice and assistance on straightforward matters, Level 2 covers casework, and Level 3 covers advanced casework. The right level depends on the work you or your team will do, so if you are unsure, our one-to-one consultation is a good place to start.
Can you run training for my organisation?
Yes. We deliver in-house training tailored to your team, which suits organisations and charities that want to train several people at once.
I want to set up my own immigration advice firm. Can you help?
Yes. We support IAA registration, policies and procedures, compliance systems and client documentation. See our page on setting up an IAA firm.
What is the Mastering Immigration Law subscription?
It is our online resource of immigration law modules, updated every month, with videos at the end of each module that recap the key points. It works alongside our live courses, or as a standalone study resource. See the Mastering Immigration Law subscription page for what is included.
How do I keep up with changes in immigration law?
Our UK Immigration News section covers rule changes as they happen, and our annual Immigration Law Review of the Year course summarises the key developments. If you are not signed up to our newsletter please do so here and receive your £10 coupon.
Need Help Choosing the Right Course?
Not sure which course or accreditation level fits your role? Book a one-to-one consultation and we will talk through your plans, or call us on 07446 466898.