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Following request from many of its well-wishers, students, and the members of staff, Anglian College London has now decided to keep the existing domain http://www.angliancollege.co.uk as the main home to its website. http://www.acl.ac will be its subsidiary domain where a lot of useful information will be added in future.
From April 2009, all students who wish to study at Anglian College London, must apply uner the Point Based System (PBS), which requires prospective students to ensure that they are eligible for 40 points.
An Admission to Anglian College London letter gives a prospective student 30 points straightaway. Whereas they must show that they have 5400 GBP in their bank for at least 1 month for them to claim another 10 points. There is no other way to get points.
Anglian College London will be the sponsor of a student who wishes to apply for a student visa to study at Anglian College London. The College is, in the meantime, awaiting the Home Office licence that it applied for in March. All students who have applied for a course will be issued a Visa Letter in due course which they can submit to the local British Embassy or High Commission alongside their application for an Entry Clearance or a visa.
For more information visit the rest of our website at http://www.angliancollege.co.uk or visit one of our Agents or Recruitment Partners in your area.
“At the present time I would still propose that a pandemic is imminent because we see the disease spread,”
- Dr Michael Ryan, WHO Director of Global Alert and Response
CONFIRMED CASES
Mexico: 101 suspected deaths – 16 confirmed
US: One death, 160 confirmed cases
New Zealand: 4 confirmed, 12 probable cases
Canada: 35 confirmed cases
UK, Spain: 15 confirmed cases
Germany: 4 confirmed cases
France, Israel, Costa Rica: 2 confirmed cases
Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, South Korea, Italy, Irish Republic: 1 confirmed case
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Countries with confirmed cases of secondary transmission:
Mexico, US, Canada, Spain, Germany, UK
For more information, you may visit among many sites, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8030859.stm
Welcome to our website, with information about Anglian College London. Here you can browse through our courses, find out how to join us, and also learn about life in the UK and the College.
Anglian is a small college in a big city. So we understand that money does not grow on trees. We want to help you get the best possible education that you can afford. That means high quality teaching, good facilities, and competent administration – all for reasonable fees.
At Anglian College we try to draw the best out of all our students, so they work effectively as well as hard, and so they gain knowledge as well as passing exams. Some of our programmes teach quite general skills, such as Business Studies and Information Technology. Others lead to more specific qualifications, such as the National Certificate in Dental Nursing.
Your life outside the classroom is important too. Anglian College’s location means that you will pay lower housing, living, and transport costs than in other parts of Greater London. Yet you will still be within easy range of central London if you need a part-time job. And of course you will have ready access to all the social life, free entertainment, and human diversity of one of the world’s greatest metropolitan areas.
Anthony Durham MA, PhD
Principal
Anglian College London
Following the GDC’s decision not to allow unqualified individuals practice as a Dental Nurse or Hygienist, Anglian College London has reacted by promoting its own programme of Dental Nursing, Health and Social Care and Overseas Nursing to cater for the foreseeable shortage in the industry. Ms Gloria Grant, who has 40-plus years of experience in the Health Care and Nursing environment, is spearheading the programmes within the Health and Care Department of the College. She reckons the shortage of staff that was seen by the RGN (her actual role) some 7-8 years ago may arise within the Dental and Health Care industry. Already there are delays and inefficiency taking root in the NHS regarding dental treatment as well as social care.