Our OISC level one accreditation training course is designed as a one day, entry level course on immigration advice (i.e. within the Immigration Rules). In this course we aim to cover the syllabus at level one which can found HERE.

The aim of this course is to provide delegates with the sufficient knowledge, in preparation for the level one assessments with focusing on the OISC’s core requirements.

Delegates will be provided with the latest edition of the HJT Immigration manual as well as practical guidance with accompanying self-study material to be used after the course during revision for individuals’ exams.

This training course is ideal for those newer to immigration law wishing to accredit at  entry level. The aim of this course is to give delegates sufficient knowledge for Level 1 assessments and the materials provided will help guide your own study

The topics covered in the course include:

-Family Based Applications

-Long Residence

-Vistors

-Immigration Control

-Immigration Rules

-Points Based System

-Nationality

-Appeals and Administrative review

-Asylum

-Enforcement and criminal offences

-Ethics, Q&A

Schedule of the day maybe downloaded from the useful links

The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) regulates immigration advisers and makes sure they meet certain standards.

The main duties of the OISC are to:

-Publish a code of standards and other guidance for immigration advisers

-Maintain a register of regulated advisers

-Refuse entry to or cancel advisers who don’t keep to our required standards of good practice, and discipline, restrain or prosecute as appropriate

-Maintain oversight of the designated professional bodies in Scotland and Northern Ireland with this duty

Together with the OISC, HJT aims to raise the standard of legal representation in the OISC sector and hope that the accreditation scheme will help us to achieve this whilst ensuring fairness, consistency and accessibility for all.