Information on

EEA/Swiss students Information is available on the Student Support Office website and UKCISA website

New EEA states that joined the EU in 2004 need to refer to the UK Border Agency website.

Bulgaria or Romania Please refer to the UK Border Agency website. There is also information on the Student Support Office website.

UKCISA provides an online Work Checker which confirms what forms you need to complete in order to work legally in the UK.

Other sources of help for EU and International students:

• The UK Council for International Student Affairs provides a student helpline 1-4pm Monday-Friday 020 7107 9922.
• workpermit.com Immigration and work permit news, including videos

National Insurance Numbers

Income Tax

National Minimum Wage

For those aged 22 and over:	£5.73 per hour
18-21:	£4.77 per hour
Under 18:	£3.53 per hour

If you are looking into internships or work placements, Internships and the National Minimum Wage document provides useful information.

Further information about your rights in the workplace, including details about the National Minimum Wage are available on the Directgov website and the Citizens Advice Bureau.

Advice on employment issues may also be sought from the Student's Union Advice Centre (login required).

JobsOnline the Careers Centre's graduate and part-time vacancy listing.

Going Global our subscription to Going Global gives you access to their database for international opportunities.

International Job Online developed by the Careers Group in London. An online one-stop-shop where you can search graduate vacancies, find information about working in the UK and look through country specific careers information.

Recruitment Schemes Aimed at International Students

International Student Opportunities list of employers

Monetos research portal providing extensive information on the European social and financial sectors.