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Masters degree from Uk as English requirement for Naturaliza

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:21 pm
by Son_of_Soil
Hi
I have been reading the posts regarding english requirement for Natuzalization and the more i read ,i got more confused. Some member said if i have a dregree from the UK , i need to get that approved from Uk NARIC and some said i just need a letter from the Univasity conirming the degree was taught in English.
Could any senior member of this forum provide a correct answer please.

Regards

Re: Masters degree from Uk as English requirement for Natura

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:23 pm
by TTOE
Son_of_Soil wrote:Hi
I have been reading the posts regarding english requirement for Natuzalization and the more i read ,i got more confused. Some member said if i have a dregree from the UK , i need to get that approved from Uk NARIC and some said i just need a letter from the Univasity conirming the degree was taught in English.
Could any senior member of this forum provide a correct answer please.

Regards
If you have a degree from one of the UK Unis, then all you need is the degree certificate. Simples!

Re: Masters degree from Uk as English requirement for Natura

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:26 pm
by Son_of_Soil
Hi Thanks for your reply.
so no need of NARIC or letter from Uni? do i need to take the original Certi. to NCS or a copy ?

have you been throu this process yourself?

TTOE wrote:
Son_of_Soil wrote:Hi
I have been reading the posts regarding english requirement for Natuzalization and the more i read ,i got more confused. Some member said if i have a dregree from the UK , i need to get that approved from Uk NARIC and some said i just need a letter from the Univasity conirming the degree was taught in English.
Could any senior member of this forum provide a correct answer please.

Regards
If you have a degree from one of the UK Unis, then all you need is the degree certificate. Simples!

Re: Masters degree from Uk as English requirement for Natura

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:30 pm
by TTOE
Son_of_Soil wrote:Hi Thanks for your reply.
so no need of NARIC or letter from Uni? do i need to take the original Certi. to NCS or a copy ?

have you been throu this process yourself?

TTOE wrote:
Son_of_Soil wrote:Hi
I have been reading the posts regarding english requirement for Natuzalization and the more i read ,i got more confused. Some member said if i have a dregree from the UK , i need to get that approved from Uk NARIC and some said i just need a letter from the Univasity conirming the degree was taught in English.
Could any senior member of this forum provide a correct answer please.

Regards
If you have a degree from one of the UK Unis, then all you need is the degree certificate. Simples!
Take the original certificate, that should sort you out mate.

Re: Masters degree from Uk as English requirement for Natura

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 1:16 am
by Just Wondering
Son_of_Soil wrote:Hi Thanks for your reply.
so no need of NARIC or letter from Uni? do i need to take the original Certi. to NCS or a copy ?

have you been throu this process yourself?
You do not need a letter from NARIC or the university if the degree was obtained in the UK.

The requirement is:
Certificate showing that you have obtained an academic qualification deemed by UK
NARIC to meet the recognised standard of a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree or PhD in
the United Kingdom
and
(i) an English Language Assessment (ELA) from UK NARIC
confirming that the qualification was taught or researched in English or (ii) the
qualification was taught or researched in the UK or a majority English speaking
country (other than Canada);
The bold and underlined bits are important to your situation.

NARIC is just an agency that will verify that a foreign degree is the recognized standard in the UK. If you obtained a degree in the UK from a UK university then it will meet that recognized standard. Ergo, you do not need NARIC to verify that your UK degree meets UK standards or is taught in English/Gaelic/Welsh.

In addition, your qualification will meet point (ii) as the degree was taught/researched in the UK.

As TTOE said, to meet the language requirement, you will need to bring your original degree certificate issued by the UK university to your appointment with NCS. They will photocopy it and hand it back to you so you will retain it.