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Bristol Work - English Grammar - Englische Grammatik

WORK

We understand that many of our students want to better their English to improve their job prospects and some want to stay and work in the UK and maybe even in Bristol. 
Bristol is a prosperous city with relatively low unemployment, especially in the Clifton area, so it is comparatively easy for you to find a part-time job, provided you are legally allowed to work, you have at least an intermediate level of English, a smile on your face and you don’t mind what you do!

The Regulations:  

Only students from the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein may work in the UK. Students from other countries are not allowed to work, unless they have a Youth Mobility Visa or,  where applicable, a Tier 4 General Student Visa as per the conditions granted with this visa when they enter the UK.

ELC Job Club:

Students who are entitled to work in the UK and would like help to find a job in the UK can join the ELC job club. On Wednesdays for 1 hour after school - every 2 weeks (3 weeks in every 4 during the summer courses). Runs in cycles with 3 sessions per cycle. Aims to help students who are entitled to work in the UK find a job. We also offer some 1:1 support to help students with CVs and cover letters.We have put together some very useful study materials and background information. We do arrange job placements directly but with the information and support from our Job Club teacher, many of our students have found work in Bristol and other cities.
To download these materials in PDF format and view them on your computer, click here.

Getting a National Insurance Number

If you want to work, you need to get a National Insurance Number as soon as possible.  Although you are allowed to work without a national insurance number for up to 6 months, if you do not have a national insurance number, you will be taxed at the emergency rate (higher rate).  To apply for a national insurance number, you must telephone the department of Work and Pensions 0845 6000643.  They will ask you a few questions: name, address in Bristol, postcode etc, then they will give you a reference number and arrange an interview with you in the City Centre at Eagle House, Saint Stephens Street, Bristol BS1 1EN.  At the interview, you will have to show your passport and also confirmation of your postal address in Bristol.  They will then send you a national insurance number in the post.  The process normally takes up to six weeks.
The ELC web site shows you how to write a simple CV and the language you may need when applying for a job.  We also keep a register of places where our students have worked in the past.

There are 3 different types of work:

1. CASUAL PAID WORK

Wages start from £6.50 per hour - the minimum wage for people over 21.
(£5.13 per hour - the minimum wage for 18 to 20 year olds). 

It is relatively easy to find work either in a bar, restaurant or shop. 
You should look at the school notice board and also at the small advertisements in the windows of the local ‘corner shops’.  You can also go to the local Job Centre on Queen’s Road, or to one of the many Employment Agencies.

Advice

• There are two types of casual part-time work, paid employment and voluntary jobs.  Which do you want to do? The school keeps records of both.
• Start by looking at the school records and see where students have worked in the past.
• Look in all the local shops, cafés, pubs, clubs and hotels.  Often there are little ads in the windows saying ‘part-time staff wanted’.
• Look in the windows of corner and newspaper shops. You will find little advertisements posted there.
• Go to the local job centres.
• Look in the local paper, the Evening Post, on Wednesdays.  Make sure the job is local.  It wouldn’t be convenient to travel to the other side of Bristol.
• If you tell prospective employers you will only be in Bristol for a short time, there is less chance of you getting a job.
• Don’t expect too much – casual jobs can be quite boring!!
• Dress smartly and wear clean clothes.
• Smile, be positive and confident, especially about your ability to speak English well.

* For more information and advice on finding casual work, download the Job Club PDF.

Examples of places our students have worked in the past:

Good Luck!

2. VOLUNTARY UNPAID WORK

Over the years our students have worked in the following areas - in charity shops (Oxfam), in flower shops (Clifton Flowers), as care workers in nursing homes (St Peter’s Hospice and Cancer Research UK) in the hospital canteen (Bristol Royal Infirmary) and as conservation volunteers for the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers and also for WWOOF - World wide opportunities on organic farms.

Voluntary Opportunities

BTCV – British Trust for Conservation Volunteers

This is a practical conservation volunteering charity providing opportunities for volunteers and communities to improve their local environment through a wide range of projects.  It is a great way to get exercise, meet people and gain practical skills.
Meeting Point:  The Create Centre
Dates: Contact BTCV for more information
Remember to wear suitable clothing!
To find out about the latest projects, visit this web site:
Website:  https://www.tcv.org.uk/volunteering
Simply enter the school postocde, BS8 3DT, and select the icon on the map closest to the school, or you can contact Claire Dinsdale (Avon Project Officer)
Email:  c.dinsdale@tcv.org.uk
Tel: 07739447995
If you are planning to join the Saturday activity, please make sure you call Claire before to confirm you will be coming. Due to the nature of the work, times and dates can change. So keep in touch with Claire!
For more information about WWOOF, please see this website
https://www.wwoof.org/

CHARITY SHOPS

There are many charity shops in Bristol who are very happy to take volunteers including:

For more information on current voluntary opportunities in Bristol, the following is a very good website – www.bristolvolunteers.org.uk

3. PROFESSIONAL WORK PLACEMENTS

After finishing their course at ELC Bristol some students go to work in companies specifically related to their own professions. Work is generally unpaid but it can be excellent experience.  Placements are not arranged by the school but by a professional work placement company.  The fee for finding such a job starts from around £450 but varies according to the job type, location and the length of the internship or work experience.
Professionals UK provide internships or work placements and can also arrange accommodation. All of this can be organised at the time of enrolment at ELC Bristol, or while you are studying here. Of course some notice will be required, especially for more difficult placements. For more details, please see the link below.

mehr Informationen unter info@longua.org

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