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1. Online or in-person teaching

2. CAS issuing process

Below we have some important new announcements regarding the delivery of courses, changes to the CAS issuing process and support for students from the UK governments red-listed countries.

Online or in-person teaching

Those requiring a Student Visa have a choice about how they want to begin their studies in September 2021. As part of this year’s CAS issuing process, students will be asked whether they intend to start their course in person, here in London; or, whether they wish to start their programme online, in their home country.

If they start their studies online for term 1, the next opportunity for them to transition to in-person study in the UK will be for term 2, beginning in January 2022. All students have the option to begin their studies online and transition to in-person for term 2, in January 2022.

Please note if they do choose to begin their studies online, at this stage, we cannot guarantee the benefits of the Graduate Entry Route.

More information can be seen here under the tabs ‘Beginning your studies’ and ‘Your course’

CAS issuing process

As explained above, as part of the CAS issuing procedure, students will be asked if they intend to start their course in person or if they wish to start their programme online, in their home country. A student who says ‘in person’ and completes all the e:vision tasks will be issued with a CAS. Where the students chooses ‘online’ they will not receive a CAS and the e:vision tasks will cease. A student can change their mind before the end of August and we ask them to contact their Admissions Officer if this is the case.

Please note where an international student states they are in-person and does not complete registration with proof of having entered the UK using their Student Visa, their CAS will be removed. This is line with Home Office policy.

More information can be seen here under the tab ‘Studying in-person’, and on the Visa webpages here

International Support Package

For all students from red-list countries, who arrive in the UK to start their studies this September, we will pay the costs associated with their quarantine. This package will cover accommodation and testing costs up to the value of £1,750.

This scheme covers all new and returning international students arriving from red-list countries for the new academic year 2021.

More information can be seen here under the tab ‘International Support Package’

We appreciate your valuable support in this challenging time and please contact us if you have any questions.

Best regards,

International Recruitment Team