into university of east anglia london pre-departure guide 2011-2012
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Pre-departure guide 2011–2012
Pre-departure guide 2011–2012
Welcome
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Welcome to the London Centre!
I am delighted that you have chosen to study at the INTO City London Study Centre and hope you have started preparing for your journey to London.
You are about to embark on an exciting adventure as a student where you will meet new people, live in new surroundings and experience new and different cultures while studying for a UK qualification. This pre-departure guide will help prepare you for your arrival to the United Kingdom. Please read the guide carefully, share it with your parents and keep it with you during your journey to London - it includes all the details that you need to know to ensure a smooth arrival and start to your studies. My team and I pride ourselves on being friendly and offering a very warm welcome to our students. We are very experienced in teaching and supporting international students and will always be there to help you or guide you throughout your time with us. The new INTO centre can be found in central London at 102 Middlesex Street, London, E1 7EZ. It is easy to find and maps of London are included in your pre-departure guide to help you find your way to us.
We advise that you should arrive over the weekend prior to your course start date, and not earlier! Facilities at the centre include a lecture theatre, a learning resource centre, multi-media and language laboratories and a café. Additionally you will have access to extensive facilities at City University. Your course induction programme, which starts on the first Monday of your course, will describe London and the Centre in more detail and show you how to access all the services available to you. I am sure that the course will meet your needs and expectations and that you will really enjoy your stay in London. So, a very warm welcome, have a safe journey and I look forward to meeting you!
With best wishes and kind regards,
Martin Halsall, Chief Operations Officer
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Start dates
All students should plan to arrive two days prior to your programme start date - please ensure you arrive on time!
In case of emergency call INTO University of East Anglia, London on +44 (0) 7850 930 394
Meet the INTO University of East Anglia, London team
Contents
Welcome 2
Meet the INTO University of East Anglia,
London team 3
Before you leave 4
Before you arrive in the UK 5
Arrival at the airport 6
Arriving at INTO University of
East Anglia, London 7
Airport collection form 8
Money 10
Orientation programme 11
Registering for your course 12
Making the most of your first week 14
Social programme 15
Health and safety 16
Key contacts, useful numbers
and websites 17
Maps 18
Dave AmorHead of Recruitment
Amy PuStudent Services Coordinator/ Chinese Language Counsellor
Martin HalsallChief Operations Officer
Madeleine ParkinsonHead of Student Services
Sarah McKenzieAcademic Director
Ruth HarperAcademic Support/ Operations Manager
Madonna CharalampidiStudent Services/ Russian Language Counsellor
Margaret BookerLearning Resources Manager
Fatima El-HadadiStudent Services Coordinator/ Arabic Language Counsellor
Katarina PolovaStudent Services/ Admissions Coordinator
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Before you leave
Checklist – before you leave home
Please make sure you have completed everything on this checklist before you leave home.
As soon as possible:
1. Have you paid full fees for your tuition, accommodation and insurance (if applicable)?
2. Have you returned your Arrivals Details Form to [email protected]?
3. Do you require an INTO airport taxi transfer? If so, please complete Section 3 of the Arrivals Form and the Credit Card form.
4. Have you booked your accommodation?
5. Have you checked your passport is valid for at least six months?
6. Have you applied for and received your visa?
One or two weeks before you leave for the UK:
7. Have you organised cash and pound sterling traveller’s cheques to bring with you?
8. Do you know your airline’s luggage allowance and have you packed accordingly?
What to bring with you:
9. Have you packed all relevant original documentation or certified copies including your: • INTOOfferLetter • INTOCASstatement–ifrequired • IELTScertificateororiginalEnglishLanguagetestresult • Any other original documents/transcripts listed in your Offer Letter/CAS Statement, for
example your high school certificate or home university certificates including translations (if originals are not in English). You will need these to register and enrol on your course and to extend your visa in the UK when you need to
• PassportandVisa/Identitycard • Bankstatement(nomorethan1montholdshowingtherequiredfundsfor28days)asevidenceto
show the Immigration Officer on arrival at the airport in the UK
10. Have you got your documents for medical registration? • ImmunisationHistoryBook • UKForeignandCommonwealthOfficeVisaTuberculosisScreeningCertificate(ifyouhaveone)
11. Have you put the emergency telephone numbers into your mobile phone (to be put into your hand luggage)?
12. Do you have: • Photographsfromhome? • Waterproofcoatandshoes? • Addresses,phonenumbersandemailaddressesoffriendsandfamily?
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Before you arrive in the UK
Applying for a UK student visa Most international students from outside the European Union
who wish to take a full-time course in the UK must apply for a
visa prior to leaving their home country.
You can check your status on the following website:
www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw/
immigrationlaw/immigrationrules/appendix1/
If you are a visa national you can apply for a
• Student Visitor Visa for courses of six months or less;
• an Extended Student Visitor Visa for English language
courses only for courses of between 6–11 months;
• a Tier 4 (General) Student visa for English language
courses at or above B1 on the Common European
Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) – the
UK Border agency have assessed this as equivalent
to an IELTS score of 4.0 – with no less than 4.0 in
each sub-skill;
• or a Tier 4 (General) Student visa for courses at Level 3 or
above on the National Qualifications framework (NQF) at
an institution which is a Highly Trusted Sponsor.
How will the Points Based System (PBS) affect my entry clearance/student visa application?If you are a visa national and you apply for a Tier 4 (General)
Student visa you will need a ‘Confirmation of Acceptance for
Studies’(CAS), which is an electronic number we will provide
for you.
Applying for your Tier 4 (General) Student visa to come to the UKWhen you apply for a Tier 4 (General) Student visa
you must include a Confirmation of Acceptance for
Studies (CAS) number.
• We will send your CAS details when you confirm your
unconditional offer of a place to study and pay your
deposit/full fees.
• Your CAS will not be sent more than six months before
the start of your course.
• The CAS number will be included in a letter called a ‘CAS
Statement’. This will also include important information
needed for your visa application.
• You can only apply for your visa three months or less
before the start of your course.
• The start date is published on your CAS Statement. If you
plan to arrive on a different date you must let us know.
This is very important as we must inform the UK Border
Agency (UKBA) if you do not arrive on time.
• If you change your mind and want to study at another
institution, you have to tell us before you come to the UK
so we can cancel your CAS with UKBA, and you can
re-apply for your visa with a CAS from a different sponsor.
Changes to your student registration statusWe must tell the UK Border Agency about any students who
have an entry clearance visa issued under PBS rules who fail
to arrive for the start of a course, withdraw from a course,
defer or suspend their studies, or fail to attend for significant
periods of time.
Meeting immigration staff at the airportWhen you arrive at a UK airport, you should be prepared to
answer some questions about yourself, including where you
will be staying and what you intend to do during your time in
the UK. You may be asked to undergo a brief, routine health
check by the airport doctor, which might include an X-ray.
The health check will take place in a separate room.
Afterwards, you will need to return to Immigration Control.
Please note that if you have already studied in the UK and are
changing your education provider, you will need to apply for a
visa for your new course with us. This could take up to 40
days. It is a criminal offence to start a course with a different
educational provider before you have applied for your new
visa from the Home Office. We will not be able to register you
on the course unless you have a valid visa.
To find out more:We advise that you check these websites regularly for up to
date and accurate information.
UK Border Agency:
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/doineedvisa/
British Embassy/High Commission – advice on where you
can apply for a visa:
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/
wheretoapply
UKCISA (Council for International Student Affairs) – Advice for
international students:
http://www.ukcisa.org.uk/student/immigration.php
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Arrival at the airport
At The Airport
Once your aircraft has touched down, you will be eager to make your way to your accommodation. Make sure you have completed your landing card, ready to hand in at the immigration desk. To understand what services UK airports have, their opening times and travel connections visit these websites:Heathrow and Stansted: www.baa.comGatwick: www.gatwickairport.com
Travelling From the Airport
Students who have pre-booked an INTO Airport Pick-Up service will receive separate instructions on how to meet their driver, bus, underground and/or train. All UK airports around London and the South-East of England have excellent public transport connections in to central London. Bus, underground and train services connect the three major airports of Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted.
HeathrowArriving at Heathrow, there is a choice of ways in which to travel in to central London. Consult this website to explore your options: www.heathrow-airport-guide.co.uk
There are two train services that link Heathrow to central London – Heathrow Express and Heathrow Connect. The price of a single, one-way journey ranges from £8.50 to £23. Tickets purchased in advance online come in at £16.50. More details can be found at: www.heathrowexpress.com www.heathrowconnect.com
National Express run 24-hour coach services from Heathrow to Victoria coach station. More information, timetables, and bookings can be made at: www.nationalexpress.com/home
GatwickGatwick airport is served by bus, coach and train services only. Train services to Victoria station are fast and reliable, and cost £16.10 if booked online. More information is available from: www.gatwickexpress.com
Multiple bus and coach services also travel in to central London from Gatwick around the clock. Review the latest offers at this website: www.gatwick-airport-guide.co.uk
StanstedExpress train services speed from Stansted airport directly to Liverpool Street station. A single ticket costs from £20, and takes around 45 minutes. Train timetable and exact fares can be found at: www.stanstedexpress.com.
You can also travel by bus – see this website www.londontoolkit.com/travel/stansted_airbus
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Arriving at INTO University of East Anglia, London
Getting Around London
Finding your way around London on public transport is easy. Make your way to Liverpool Street station, which is served by several frequent underground (tube) lines, as well as over 20 bus routes.
Review the London transport network here: www.tfl.gov.ukDownload a London tube map here: www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.pdf
We strongly recommend that you arrive at the INTO London Study Centre over the weekend before your Orientation programme begins. This will allow us to give you the warmest of welcomes and will ensure that you move directly into your accommodation. If you have not reserved an airport collection – or are living in private accommodation you can confirm your arrival by calling us on +44 (0) 207 059 4400 and by completing the Arrival Form which is on page 8 of this guide.
On the first day of your course, please report to the INTO London Study Centre at 9.30am.
It is important that you attend all induction activities which commence at 9.30am on the first day of the course. Failure to do so may result in you being unable to register on time for your course.
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All students mUSt complete this arrivals details form and return one week before your course start date by email to [email protected] or fax to +44 (0) 1273 328 595 / +44 (0) 1273 329 746
Section 1Personal details
Family name (surname)
Other/given names (first name)
Email address
Mobile phone number
INTO number (please refer to offer letter)
Section 2Arrival details into the UK and confirmation of accommodation
Country flight departs from
Date of arrival in London Time of arrival in London (am/pm)
Arrival Airport Terminal
Flight number Name of airline
If you are organising your own transfer from the airport:
Arrival date at INTO University of East Anglia, London: Accommodation/Centre
Arrival time at INTO University of East Anglia, London (am/pm): Accommodation/Centre
Any special requirements
Please make sure that you book a flight which arrives on the weekend before your course start date. If on
arrival you require a taxi to meet you and you will be staying in a hotel or other accommodation not arranged
by INTO then please provide the address
Section 3Airport transfer booking
Please tick one of the following boxes to show whether you would like a taxi to meet you at your UK arrival airport
and take you to your accommodation
£100.00 London Heathrow Airport £120.00 Gatwick Airport
£130.00 Stansted Airport I do not require an airport transfer
Arrivals details form
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Section 4If you will be under 18 on arrival and do not require INTO to meet you at the airport and arrange a transfer
then the following section must be completed
Name of person meeting the student:
Address of person meeting the student:
Mobile telephone number:
Name of parent:
Signature of parent:
Date:
Credit card formPayments over £50 by credit card are subject to a 2% surcharge and debit cards to a £1 surcharge. This will
be taken from the card in addition to the amount stated in section 3 of this form.
CREDIT CARD DETAILS
To enable fees to be debited from your credit card, please complete the details below.
VISA CREDIT MASTERCARD DEBIT
If DEBIT, please specify type:
Please note, the University will only accept transactions using the following cards: Mastercard, Visa, Solo, Maestro,
Electron or Visa debit.
Credit/debit card number
Card start date —— /—— (mm/yy) Card expiry date —— /—— (mm/yy)
Issue number
Security code
This is the last three digits of the code found on the back of your card.
Cardholder name
Billing address
Please return this form by email to [email protected]
or fax to +44 (0) 1273 328 595 / +44 (0) 1273 329 746
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Money
Currency
Currency across the UK is the pound sterling (£GBP). One pound is divided into one hundred pence (100p). Notes are issued to the value of £50, £20, £10, and £5 and coins to the value of £2, £1, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 2p and 1p. Please note that £50 notes are very uncommon and should be avoided as they can often be the target of counterfeiters. We do not advise carrying large sums of cash with you on arrival.
We recommend that you bring enough money with you to cover the first couple of weeks after your arrival – no more than £250 in cash for your immediate needs should suffice. It is safer to bring large sums of money in travellers’ cheques, which can be cashed in banks, post offices and airports but be aware that there is often a minimum commission charge. Please avoid carrying large sums of cash or keeping large amounts in your room for safety reasons. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in the UK, MasterCard (Access) and Visa credit cards being the most common. Diners Club and American Express are less so. You can withdraw cash from a cashpoint machine (also known as an ‘ATM’) if you have a Personal Identification Number (PIN) for that card. You may want to inform your current bank that you are going to the UK and ask if you can use your card here.
Bank accounts
If you are going to be here for longer than six months, we strongly recommended you open a UK bank account, as soon as possible, after arriving in the UK.
UK banks are open 9am to 4.30pm on weekdays and some are open on Saturday mornings. If you bring a banker’s draft in sterling with you (payable to yourself) or arrange for it to be sent, then you can open an account at a bank after you have registered on your course. It may also be useful to bring a letter from your bank at home (or some other documentation) to confirm your credit status. We will provide you with further information and support on opening accounts during your induction week. In order to open a bank account you will need the following:• Your passport• Proof you are a student – we will issue you with an
official bank letter after registration• Proof of address.
For further advice on opening bank accounts in the UK, you can visit: www.ukcisa.org.uk/student/bank_account.php
Living costs
It is estimated that a single student will need approximately £800 a month to meet their basic living expenses. This is just an indication and will alter depending on your lifestyle and spending habits. It is important to plan and budget your finances for living in the UK; it’s not just your course fees you need to think about. If you want help with planning and budgeting your finances, the following international student website may be useful: www.studentcalculator.org.uk/international/ index.asp
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Induction programme
At the start of your course you will receive a full induction (providing you arrive the weekend before the start date of the course). This will vary in length according to which course you will be studying and it is a great opportunity to meet staff and students and find out more about the Centre, the University and the local area. You should attend all sessions. The induction programme will usually include:• Welcome talks• Information sessions with INTO Student Services,
the Students’ Union, security staff• An English test• Social activities • A city orientation tour of London• A campus tour.
The following is an example time table for the
September and January orientation programme.
Orientation programme
tImE mOndAY tUESdAY WEdnESdAY tHUrSdAY FrIdAY
09.30
10.00 WELCOME TALK STUDYING IN LONDON TALK
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PLACEMENTTEST(GROUPA)
VISITTOOVERSEASVISITORSREGISTRATION OFFICE(OVRO)ANDBOROUGH MARKET
VISITTOCITYUNIVERSITYLONDON10.30 COURSE
REGISTRATION11.00 EXPLORELONDONANDSHOPPING11.30 SAFETY TALK FROM
LOCALPOLICE12.00
12.30 LUNCH
13.00 LUNCH LUNCH
13.30 ENGLISH LANGUAGE PLACEMENTTEST(GROUPB)
14.00 INTRODUCTION TO YOUR COURSE
PREPAREFORTHEWEEKEND: HINTS AND TIPSONWHATTODO
14.30 TOUR OF THE CENTRE AND LOCAL AREA
TALK ABOUT BRITAIN
15.00 ENGLISH LANGUAGE PLACEMENTTEST(GROUPC)
MATHS TEST FOR FOUNDATION STUDENTS
15.30
16.00
16.30
EVENING CINEMA NIGHT DINNER WITH CENTRE STAFF
Students starting programmes not in September and January will enjoy a shorter orientation programme
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When you arrive, you will be asked to go through a registration process. You will be required to bring the following documentation on the first day to allow you to register:• Passport • Visa or UK Identity Card (if you have a Tier 4 visa,
the sponsor licence number should be: XNU1YRCC2
• All payment receipts, or your fees if not already paid
• Academic Transcripts (original)• Academic Certificates (original)• IELTS or other relevant evidence of English
proficiency (original)• Course confirmation letter, offer letter and CAS
statement (if applicable)• Up to date address for home country and
next of kin details• Contact details for your residence in the UK,
including mobile telephone number and if possible details of someone you know in the UK who we can contact in case of an emergency
Please bring your original documents PLUS a photocopy of each document
Later on in the week, you will also be asked to take an English Placement Test and in some cases a Mathematics test. To attend the test, please make sure you have your (temporary) student ID card with you. After you’re fully registered with us, we will then issue you a student ID card and also provide you with your IT username and password in order for you to log on to the computers in the Centre.
Very Important
Any change to personal details (phone number, address etc) must be reported to INTO welcome desk.
Registering for your course, English language testing
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On arrival we will provide you with a FREE SIM card to use in the UK which also has one free international call on it, so you can call home and let your family know you have arrived safely. This will give you cheap rates to phone internationally and will be much cheaper than your current SIM card or any other UK network providers.
Alternatively, you can always download Skype, a free computer programme that allows you to use your computer like a phone and place international calls for free to other Skype users. Depending on your computer, web cameras are also supported.
Please remember that when you arrive in the UK you will have travelled a long way from home and although for most of you this will be an exciting time please do remember that your family and friends may worry about you. REMEMBER to contact them and let them know that you are safe!
Other things to remember:• Attend ALL your classes and tutorials. • Always be on time.• Be prepared for your classes.• Care for others’ feelings and cultures.• Feel free to ask questions whenever you need to.• Join social events and sports clubs. There are lots
to choose from so ask the INTO staff.• Keep your accommodation clean and tidy.• Overcome problems by sharing them with your
friends, teachers and INTO staff.• Practise English as much as you can and in as
many places as you can.• Your academic progress and your behaviour will
always be monitored.
Making the most of your first week
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As much as we encourage all students to work hard and learn, we also encourage fun and excitement. Therefore we organise a flexible and fun filled social programme for everyone to enjoy!
We have organised visits to many historical places as well as fun activities such as football games, cinema nights out and trips around the UK! Our aim is to ensure that our students enjoy the weekends as well as studying.
Andra Craciun and Madonna Charalampidi organise the social programme. The photograph below to the right is of the students at Greenwich on our ‘history of Greenwich tour’; the weather was fantastic and everyone had a fabulous day! The one to the left hand side is of the students riding high on the London Eye. Other events have included ice-skating at Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park, a trip to London Fashion Week, and parties for Halloween and Chinese New Year.
If you have any suggestions, or favourite places in London that you would like to visit, feel free to talk to anyone at the Welcome Desk and we will be more than happy to point you in the right direction.
Social programme
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Deciding to study overseas can be an exciting yet daunting opportunity. To ensure that you can make the most of this experience, once your arrive in the UK our dedicated student support teams will help you settle in to student life. During your induction programme they will deliver safety talks, as well as provide you with information about services available to support international students. In the case of an emergency you can always contact a member of the team by calling +44 (0) 7850 930 394.
Before you travel to the UK It is always advisable to have a health check before you leave your home country. In some cases, when you arrive in the UK you may be asked to produce health certificates detailing your vaccinations. For example, if you are coming from a tuberculosis (TB) high-risk area, a chest x-ray report may be required. It’s a good idea to carry these documents in your hand luggage in case you need to show them UK immigration. For more information visit www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/tbscreening
If you are undergoing any medical treatment, we advise you to bring your current prescriptions and a doctor’s report (translated into English). Similarly if you wear glasses consider bringing a spare pair with you, or if you wear contact lenses bring a sufficient supply to use while you are in the UK or a prescription (translated into English) to ensure you can secure a ready supply.
Health services in the UKIf you are coming to the UK as a full-time student on a course lasting six months or more, you will be eligible for free or subsidised treatment in the UK under the National Health Service (NHS). This means that you can see a doctor or go to hospital for free. You only have to pay for prescription medicines, which is currently £7.40 per item. All you have to do
when you arrive in the UK is register with a local doctor. Full details of how to register at the nearest medical centre will be given to you during your induction programme.
Private Health InsuranceFull travel, medical and health insurance is mandatory for all INTO University of East Anglia, London students. Unless proof of suitable alternative cover is provided during the application process, Uniplan Insurance will automatically be added to your course fees.
Personal SafetyThe UK is a safe place to study and live in. You can make your time here as an international student even safer by using common sense. For practical tips on how keep safe during your studies please visit www.britishcouncil.org/eumd-immigration.htm, where you can download a copy of ‘First Steps’ pre-departure publication.
Safety in CentreSafety in the INTO Centre is everyone’s responsibility. If you see anything that is a cause of concern, please report it to the reception desk and we will ensure that it is dealt with immediately. Please note that smoking is not permitted in any public place in the UK and so you cannot smoke in the INTO Centre.
Useful websitesBritish Council – www.educationuk.org UKCISA – www.ukcisa.org.uk NHS Direct – www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Health and safety
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Please make sure that you put these numbers in your phone:
Key contacts, useful numbers and websites
INTO UEA London Campus
Our reception is open Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm for all your questions and to assist you on arrival+44 (0) 207 059 4400102 middlesex StreetLondonE1 7EZFax: +44 (0) 207 247 9246Email: [email protected]:www.intohigher.com/uea-london Facebook:www.facebook.com/IntOUEALondonTwitter:twitter.com/IntO_UEA_LondonINTO TV:www.youtube.com/user/IntOtV
INTO Emergency number +44 (0) 7850 930 394 Out of office hours for emergency use only
Emergencies999If you need the Police, Fire Brigade or Ambulance Service in an emergency, the telephone number to call is 999. If you are unfortunate enough to experience crime, have been involved in an attack or threatened, you should report it to the police and INTO.
Immigration Advisory Service (IAS) +44 (0) 207 967 1200www.iasuk.orgIf you have any problems at Immigration Control, please call this number for free advice.
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Accommodation
Security control centre/emergency number for our residential accommodation +44 (0) 845 111 0021
Local hotels
Travel Lodge – London Liverpool Street+44 (0) 871 984 6190www.travellodge.co.uk
Ibis London City+44 (0) 207 422 8400www.ibishotel.com
City Hotel+44 (0) 207 247 3313www.cityhotellondon.co.uk
Taxi service
Addison Lee +44 (0) 844 800 6677
Useful websites
Visa information www.ukvisas.gov.uk
UKBAwww.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk
Studying in the UK and excellent advice on budgeting www.educationuk.org
UKCISA advice for International Students www.ukcisa.org.uk/student/
UK living and culturewww.britishcouncil.org
UK weatherwww.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweather
International Student Calculator www.studentcalculator.org.uk/international
National Health Servicewww.nhs.uk/Pages/HomePage.aspx
Transport for London (underground/tube, buses, etc)www.tfl.gov.uk
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Maps
KING’S CROSS
LIVERPOOL STREET
ST PANCRAS
ANGEL
OLD STREET
BETHNEL GREEN
WHITECHAPEL
ALGATE EASTALGATE
TOWER HILL
SHADWELLMONUMENT FENCHURCH STREET
CANON STREET
MANSION HOUSE
ST PAULS
CITY THAMESLINK RAIL BANK
MOORGATE
BARBICANFARRINGDON
HOLBORN
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
RUSSELL SQUARE
COVENT GARDEN
LEICESTER SQUARE
CHARING CROSS
EMBANKMENT
WESTMINSTERWATERLOO
SOUTHWARKLONDON BRIDGE
BOROUGH
BERMONDSEY CANADA WATER
CHANCERY LANE
BLACKFRIARSTEMPLE
STEPNEY GREEN
RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION
LONDON STUDY CENTRE
0 1 kmLONDON UNDERGROUND STATION DLR STATION (DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY) NATIONAL RAIL STATION
KING’S CROSS
LIVERPOOL STREET
ST PANCRAS
ANGEL
OLD STREET
BETHNEL GREEN
WHITECHAPEL
ALGATE EASTALGATE
TOWER HILL
SHADWELLMONUMENT FENCHURCH STREET
CANON STREET
MANSION HOUSE
ST PAULS
CITY THAMESLINK RAIL BANK
MOORGATE
BARBICANFARRINGDON
HOLBORN
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
RUSSELL SQUARE
COVENT GARDEN
LEICESTER SQUARE
CHARING CROSS
EMBANKMENT
WESTMINSTERWATERLOO
SOUTHWARKLONDON BRIDGE
BOROUGH
BERMONDSEY CANADA WATER
CHANCERY LANE
BLACKFRIARSTEMPLE
STEPNEY GREEN
RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION
LONDON STUDY CENTRE
0 1 kmLONDON UNDERGROUND STATION DLR STATION (DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY) NATIONAL RAIL STATION
KING’S CROSS
LIVERPOOL STREET
ST PANCRAS
ANGEL
OLD STREET
BETHNEL GREEN
WHITECHAPEL
ALGATE EASTALGATE
TOWER HILL
SHADWELLMONUMENT FENCHURCH STREET
CANON STREET
MANSION HOUSE
ST PAULS
CITY THAMESLINK RAIL BANK
MOORGATE
BARBICANFARRINGDON
HOLBORN
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
RUSSELL SQUARE
COVENT GARDEN
LEICESTER SQUARE
CHARING CROSS
EMBANKMENT
WESTMINSTERWATERLOO
SOUTHWARKLONDON BRIDGE
BOROUGH
BERMONDSEY CANADA WATER
CHANCERY LANE
BLACKFRIARSTEMPLE
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