OISC Level 3 Accreditation Training Course

OISC LEVEL 3 ACCREDITATION TRAINING

Why OISC Level 3?

HJT Training’s OISC Level 3 course is four days of more complex training in both Immigration and Asylum & Protection (i.e. substantive appeals work). In this course we cover the syllabus at OISC Level 3 as published in the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner’s Guidance on Competence, which maybe downloaded from our useful links to the right of this webpage.

Many past delegates have used HJT Training’s course as a springboard to success in their LAA/OISC accreditation examinations at Level 2/3, but the course is also of general interest to students, volunteers and others wanting a thorough introduction to both Immigration and Asylum & Protection.

What is covered?

This four day training course is ideal for those looking to increase their accreditation grade and deliver advice at OISC Level 3. The topics covered in our course include:

Immigration Control
Refugee Law
Human Rights Law and Humanitarian Protection
EC Free Movement Law
Deportation
Criminal Offences
Professional Ethics
Detention and Bail
Nationality Law
Appeals Law
Race Relations
Practical Skills

Available dates

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OISC LEVEL 3 ACCREDITATION | 4 DAY (NOV 2018)
~~£799.00~~ £679.00 excl VAT Book Now

Useful Links:

OISC L3 IMMIGRATION SYLLABUS

OISC L3 ASYLUM SYLLABUS

OISC COMPETENCE ASSESSMENTS

The OISC

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.