Study in London

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Study in London
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.the Worlds Knowledge Capital

• London is great city and there is nowhere better
  to come and study.More International students
  choose to study in London than any other city in
  the world. With students from over 200 countries,
  London truly is a world in one city. It is a
  place for you to establish a global network of
  friends and colleagues that will last throughout
  your lifetime.London is also a multicultural
  city. With 300 languages spoken in the city,
  almost all communities in the world are
  represented in London. Nowhere else can rival
  London as a place to study. It has the
  combination of academic excellence, a rich
  artistic and cultural heritage and it is at the
  centre of global business.

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Business in London

• London is at the centre of the global economy.
  It is Europes Principal business centre and
  offers unrestricted access to over 500 million
  consumers in the EU, making it the biggest
  trading bloc in the world.
• The London foreign exchange market is the largest
  in the world, with an average daily turnover of
  2,906 billion or 32 of the global market more
  than New York and Tokyo combined !
• London is the worlds largest fund management
  centre, with almost 7 trillion of funds
  under management 25 of which are from abroad.
• Tempted to try our hand playing the markets? The
  London Stock Exchange is the most international
  of all stock exchanges, with more than 470
  trading companies from over 60 countries.
• 75 of Fortune 500 companies have London
  offices.
• London is an economic engine generating 19 of
  the UKs total GDP.
• There are more than 20,000 overseas-owned
  companies in London, which is a magnet for
  international organisations. That means plenty of
  employment for bilingual graduates.

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Education in London

• You will be in good company studying in
  London. Nearly
• 500,000 students are studying for higher
  education programmes in the city.
• Keen to expand their horizons, another
  500,000 students attend Londons 55 further
  education colleges each year.
• More than one million children of almost
  every creed, colour and race are educated in
  the city.
• London has over 350 public libraries, meeting
  the needs of nursery school children right
  through to learned professors.

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Attractions in London

• London has enough to see and do to last a
  lifetime! As Europes cultural capital, London
  never stands still. If youre looking for fine
  art, music, entertainment, this is the city for
  you. With over 200 attractions plus 90 museums
  and galleries that are completely free to enter,
  theres no better place to soak up some culture!
• Relax in one of Londons 143 registered Parks and
  gardens. Open space in London accounts for 30
  of the city area.
• Sing along to a concert at the impressive O2
  Arena.
• Re-enact the gruesome events in British history
  at the London Dungeon.
• Watch a football match at Stamford Bridge or the
  Emirates Stadium, home of Chelsea and Arsenal
  football clubs. Watch a cricket match at the
  Lords Stadium.
• Be Captivated by the Skill and poise of dancers
  at Sadlers Wells.
• London boasts of 4 world Heritage sites Kew
  Gardens, Maritime Greenwich, the Tower of London
  and the Palace of Westminster.

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Our location in London
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MAP OF LONDON CITY
Kingsbury
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TASMAC London School of Business
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Student Skyline Lounge
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Student Skyline Lounge
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TASMAC Football Team
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Thursday Movie Nights
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Study Time
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Classes 16 hours per week
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Seminars 3 hours per week
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English 3 hours per week
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London Sightseeing
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Bowling and Snooker Club
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TASMAC Cricket Team
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Party Time
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A very convenient Location

• The school is a 5 minute walk from Kingsbury
  underground station.
• Kingsbury is a quiet and safe area in London
• It has good public transport links and is 15-20
  minutes from central London by the underground
  train.

TASMAC House, London
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A very convenient Location
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Why Choose TASMAC London?

• Degree qualifications at TASMAC London School of
  Business are awarded by the University of Wales,
  the second largest UK University established in
  1893 by the Royal Charter.
• As a state University, its degrees are globally
  recognised.

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Prince Charles, the Chancellor of University of
Wales with Dr. Giri Dua, Chairman and Managing
Director TASMAC

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The degree from UOW is the same as what students
receive when studying at the University itself
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Why Choose TASMAC London?

• Although we prefer students with work
  experience, it is not a compulsory entry
  requirement for admission into MBA. Fresh
  graduates can apply.

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Why Choose TASMAC London?

• Study in London the financial and
• commercial capital of the world

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Why Choose TASMAC London?

• ..which offers great employment opportunities.
• Part Time during course and Full Time for 2
  years after course completion

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Why Choose TASMAC London?
Affordable Fees MBA - 6950 (for the 16 month
programme) BA (Hons) - 3950 per year
Merit based scholarships available.
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Why Choose TASMAC London?

• Employment Assistance for students
• Regular job posting on the student notice board
• Career Workshops CV and Cover Letter Writing
• Career Workshops Job Hunting Online
• Promoting TASMAC graduates to corporations in
  London
• Relationships with recruitment agencies and job
  centres

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Working in the UK

• Part Time Work
• 20 hours per week during term time and full time
  during vacations.
• Students typically earn between 5.73 and 7 per
  hour.
• Minimum wages are 5.73 per hr for workers aged
  22 yrs and older and 4.77 per hr for workers
  aged 18-21
• Undergraduate students are able to work part time
  for 8 months a year, which is term time and full
  time for 4 months of the year, the vacation.
• Students should expect to start working part time
  after 3 or 4 weeks of arrival in London, not
  before.
• Please keep in mind that YOU ARE NOT GOING TO
  London to work part time.
• You are going there TO STUDY, so the course MUST
  always be your TOP PRIORITY.
• Please note that 85 Attendance is the minimum
  requirement.
• There is only 1 re-sit possibility for a failed
  module exam.

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Working in the UK

• Full Time Work
• Under Tier 1 (Post-Study Work) of the Points
  Based System students who are awarded a UK degree
  qualification can work full time for 2 years in
  the UK.
• Students do not need a sponsor (employer) for
  Tier 1 (Post-Study Work) when they apply for this
  visa.
• More information on this can be seen from the
  website below
• http//www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf25
  pbspoststudywork

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Dependant Visas

• Dependants of students can apply for a visa to
  come to the UK
• 2. The spouse can work full time while the
  student studies works PT. The spouse can extend
  his/ her period to stay in the UK once the
  student applies for Post Study Work for 2 years
  upon completion of study.
• 3. If your child is under 16 years of age and
  will be with you as your dependant for more than
  6 months, they should be able to go to a state
  Primary or Secondary School free of charge. The
  state system is divided into three types of
  school
• Nursery School (for children aged between 3 and 5
  yrs)
• Primary School (for children aged from 4/5 to 11
  yrs)
• Secondary School (for children aged from 11 to 18
  yrs).
• Websites that give information on the dependant
  visas and working in the UK for dependants
  http//www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf5s
  tudents http//www.ukcosa.org.uk/student/working_a
  fter.php

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Programmes at TASMAC London

• Degree Foundation Programme
• Duration 2 sems/ 8 months 2950
• BA(Hons) in Business Administration(Finance,
  Mktg, Mgmt, Info. Mgmt)
• Duration 3 yrs 3950 per yr
• Masters Qualifying Programme (Pre MBA)
• 4 months 1950
• MBA (Finance, Marketing, HR, International
  Business, Info Mgmt)
• 1 yr taught programme dissertation 6950
• English Grammar and Vocabulary (EGV)
• 2 sems/ 8 months 3000
• English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
• 1 sem/ 4 months 1500
• Free English Workshops every week
• 3 hrs per week
• Cost of living outside central London (downtown)
  is 7200 per yr
• 3 Intakes October, Feb June

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Students who do not have an IELTS/ TOEFL score
can appear for the TASMAC English Language test
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Merit Based Scholarships at TASMAC London

• For MBA and BA(Hons) applicants
• 1. Scholarship of 1000 to students who meet any
  one of the following
• A min GPA of 3.0 or average of 75 in High School
  for BA/70 in Bachelors for MBA
• Evidence of relevant work exp of min 3 yrs after
  Bachelors degree, for MBA OR Evidence of
  relevant work exp of min 6 yrs for mature entry
  students of MBA
• A GMAT score of 600 or above.
• For MBA Applicants only
• 2. Scholarship of 2000 to students who meet any
  two of the following
• A min GPA of 3.5 or an average of 75 in the
  Bachelors degree
• Evidence of relevant work exp of min 5 yrs after
  the Bachelors degree OR Evidence of
  relevant work exp of min 8 years for mature entry
  students
• A GMAT score of 650 or above.
• 3. Scholarship of 3000 to students who meet
  BOTH the following
• Evidence of relevant work exp of min 7 years
  after the Bachelors degree OR
  Evidence of relevant work exp of min 10 years for
  mature entry students
• A GMAT score of 700 or above
• Scholarship decisions are made by the scholarship
  committee after receiving
• scholarship essays from students.

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Teachers who are scholars and professionals
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Accommodation

• TASMAC Student Housing
• Homestay / Host Family Accommodation
• Privately Rented

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How to Apply
Stage 1 Application to school for the October
2009 intake (no appln fee). Application can be
filled in online or on paper application form.
Academic documents AND passport copy can be
emailed or posted separately to TASMAC
London. Stage 2 An offer letter from the school
within 48 hours. Stage 3 Deposit paid by bank
draft or bank transfer to the school as a part of
the tuition fees ALONG WITH a bank statement/
bank letter which shows that funds for unpaid
tuition fees and living costs of 9 months (min
5400) are available in a bank account which is in
the student name OR a joint account with the
sponsor. Stage 4 Visa Letter and Receipt for
the deposit from the school. Stage 5 Visa
application through assistance from Admission
partner in your city or through assistance from
TASMAC London. Stage 6 Information to TASMAC
London on visa acceptance. Stage 7 Housing form
online at least 3 weeks prior to arrival.
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TASMAC Student Services Website
TASMAC London School of Business has a very
exhaustive student services website which has
information on accommodation assistance, work
opportunities, extra curricular activities, pre
arrival information, banking in the UK, all other
assistance required by students, etc. The
website address is www.tasmaclondon.org.uk
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Thank you very much for your time and we look
forward to welcoming you to TASMAC London
School of Business! www.tasmac.org.uk admissions
_at_tasmac.org.uk , info_at_tasmac.org.uk