Training and events

If you're not sure what course is best for you, or whether a particular course is suitable for your experience level, please contact us at training@ukcisa.org.uk

Before booking, please check the course, aim, objective and other details to ensure that it will meet your training needs. Please also read our terms and conditions below. Once you have done this, you can complete our online booking form. 

Availability can be found online. If our courses are marked as ‘Fully booked’ please email training@ukcisa.org.uk to be put on our waiting list. We endeavour to listen and respond to requests for training and our waiting list helps us understand how to meet demand.

If you have any questions about the courses or your booking, please contact us at training@ukcisa.org.uk. 

Yes you can. If they are registered to our website you will have the option to select them during the booking process.

You may be able to book on select training courses if you are not a member of UKCISA. Please contact us at training@ukcisa.org.uk to discuss this further.

Our training courses cost: 

• £150 for UKCISA members and students’ unions. 
• £300 for non-members.  

Our fees training courses cost: 

• £350 for UKCISA members and students’ unions.  
• £700 for non-members. 

The cost includes copies of the presentation and links to any relevant resources and information. We do not circulate recordings of our training webinars to delegates. 

A purchase order (PO) number is a code assigned by your institution (usually the finance department) to orders placed with a vendor. 

Yes, we can offer tailored in-house training for your institution. Please email training@ukcisa.org.uk to discuss your training needs and to discuss your request with us.

No, our training is not accredited by the IAA. UKCISA is registered by the IAA for the provision of our immigration advice, however it does not accredit our training.

Once the online form has been completed and your payment has been received, we will send you an email within seven working days to confirm receipt of your place on the course.

Please see our terms and conditions. Refunds will only be given if cancellations are made in writing more than two weeks prior to the course. Delegate substitutions can be made at any time without a charge.  

Cancelling course bookings

The following charges will apply for online and in-person training and events if you wish to cancel a booking: 

• For cancellations made 15 or more days before a course there will be no charge.  
• For cancellations made 1-14 days before a course the full cost of the training course or event will be charged. 

Cancellations must be received in writing via email to training@ukcisa.org.uk and must contain the full booking details including the delegate’s name, institution/organisation name, contact details and the course(s) that you wish to cancel.  

We are not able to offer refunds for cancellations made by delegates for reasons outside our control, including but not limited to illness,  technical difficulties, or industrial action.

Substitute delegates

You may transfer a place on a course to a substitute delegate free of charge at any time. Please inform us of any changes so that we can send joining instructions to the correct delegate. 

Payment

Payment should be made in advance of the training course.  

Course cancellations and amendments

We reserve the right to change course dates, venues and programmes without liability. If we cancel a course and cannot offer you an alternative option, or technical difficulties impact our ability to deliver the training in its entirety, we will provide a full refund of the course fee. 

Course materials 

If you are no longer able to attend your event or training course, we will not be able to send you the course materials.

Equal opportunities

We are committed to the promotion of equal opportunities in its employment practices and in the provision of services to its members and other users. We are committed to the progressive development of policies and practices that are non-discriminatory in the widest sense, that recognise and respect diversity and encourage the challenging of discrimination. Any racist, sexist or otherwise unacceptable language or behaviour will not be tolerated by UKCISA and action will be taken by course trainers if applicable during the course of our training.

Complaints policy

We are committed to providing the best possible service to our members and supporting them to deliver an excellent international student experience in the UK. However, if you’re unhappy with our service, we would like to hear from you so that we can resolve any issues. If you would like to make a complaint about UKCISA or its services, you can contact us.