new graduate programme and its effect on immigration

Introduction 

The United Arab Emirates is known as one of the top tourist destinations in the globe. The colleges there are dispersed among seven emirates, but it also stands out as a desirable location for studying abroad, bringing in a regular supply of foreign students. According to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, 64,119 foreign students studied in the UAE during the 2012–2013 academic year. According to the data, a big portion of the foreign students were Arabs from countries including Egypt, Oman, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, and Yemen, as well as India.

The UAE is now the third most popular destination for students from the area, after France and the United States, and ahead of Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom in luring students from Arab nations. Today in this article, we are going to read about the new graduate programme and its impact on immigration. 

The new graduate immigration route became accessible in the summer of 2021, making graduates who graduated that summer or later eligible to look for work. Included are those who had already started their courses. The establishment of the graduate immigration route demonstrates the UK government's commitment to the £30 billion international education agenda and support for the country's educational industry. By 2031, the government hopes to increase the number of foreign students to 650,000.

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About the new graduate programme 

• To help ambitious financial planning professionals begin a career in the investment advice industry, a new graduate programme school has opened. Through a two-year programme of training, mentorship, and approved learning, Sophia Bhatti, an industry specialist, developed the Academy to foster the next generation of industry talent.
• Eight recent graduates from UK institutions make up the first cohort of the programme. The trainees will take advantage of a wide variety of educational tools to hone their technical and consulting abilities in a formal, client-facing setting. Participants will work closely with top advisers in the company under the direction of Bhatti, Director of Learning Development at Hoxton Capital Management.

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In the financial planning sector 

• According to Bhatti, "The financial planning industry needs a steady supply of skilled, experienced, and informed experts to provide customers with the finest advice while maintaining openness and honesty. This programme blends our dedication to upholding the highest industry standards with our enthusiasm for fostering the next wave of financial talent.
• Ali Hassan, a 21-year-old first-class financial economics graduate, explained his reason for applying to the programme this way: "My major purpose was to adapt the abilities I had acquired at university into a professional setting. This is the ideal chance to launch my career in finance since it provides the tools I need to get more financial credentials and direct guidance on how to engage with clients professionally.

Graduate programme degree facts 

1. Variety of scholarships 

Numerous scholarships are available from universities. The opportunity to study in the UAE on a scholarship is very appealing to youngsters. Yazeed Sharaiha, a citizen of Jordan, is a student of applied foreign languages at Paris-Sorbonne Institution Abu Dhabi, a campus of a French university. He is supported by a scholarship that covers 25% of his tuition costs. Only undergrads are eligible for scholarships and housing help at Sorbonne, with the latter amounting to between 20% to 80% of the total cost.

2. The advantage for international students 

The future of ob seems promising. According to the Monster Work Index, which was issued earlier this month, the UAE has had the greatest increase in employment chances year over year when compared to its surrounding nations, with the health care sector being the leading creator of employment prospects. Many of the school's students, according to Anna Dechert, director of admissions at New York University Abu Dhabi, are drawn to it because of "opportunities inside the UAE for Arab ex-pats across a broad variety of businesses."

3. International branch access

With the bulk of them located in Dubai, the UAE boasts the most branch campuses in the whole globe, from Rochester Institute of Technology to Middlesex University. These institutions' degrees are respected throughout the world. Students have a variety of alternatives, including British colleges that demand early major decisions and American universities that allow students to ease into their majors. Abdallah Youssef, an Egyptian national, claims that the UAE's reputable educational system is why he opted to live there. He chose Heriot-Watt University in Dubai, a branch campus of a British university, for its one-year engineering bachelor's preparation course.

4. International Experience

Numerous contests, conferences, and conventions, both domestically and abroad, are held in the UAE. This is in line with the country's goal to promote research, development, and innovation while making the transition to a knowledge-based economy. Rami Salahat, a Palestinian who is receiving a full scholarship to study computer science and engineering at Al Ghurair University, won the Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Distinguished Academic Performance in the Field of Scientific Innovation. Salahat fought against students from several institutions in the UAE who were of various nationalities.

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Conclusion 

This article was about the new graduate programme and its impact on immigration. The UAE government has imposed new graduate programmes and these programmes have caused benefits for many out there. The impact of these programmes on immigration can be said as neutral as some are not happy with it while most of them are happy. 

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