How to work as planner in UK?

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Sara Dean 👤 Member for 21 years 6 months
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Why don’t you contact the UK embassy in your country and ask if your nationality can apply for a working holiday visa? If you can, get over to the UK, get yourself a job in London, work hard and maybe you can then apply for a skilled migrant visa after you’ve proved you can successfully do the job.

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Balaji Surendiran 👤 Member for 22 years
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Dear Suraj....



i Hope ur way of thinking and mine is more or less the same. I also have expereince of 2.5 years. Now i’m working in South africa.



I have applied lot of jobs in UK through PP but mostly i left out with no response.



You can mail me at [email protected]



Regards,

Balaji

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Charleston-Joseph Orbe 👤 Member for 20 years 10 months
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Hello Surat,



Keep applying in PP for planning job in UK. Eventually you will get a job in UK.



If there is a will, then there is a way of getting that coveted job in UK.



I wish you all the best.



Charlie

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Gordon Blair 👤 Member for 20 years 10 months
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Your best bet would be to pursue employment with a large multinational.



I’ve just left Glaxo Smithkline, who have a large presence in India, and retain large numbers of Planners.



Organisations such as these are very keen to employ young talented individuals, train them and employ them throughout their business.



I was working on an IT Project where the majority of the development team were GSK India employees on secondment in London.



Although it must be said, having worked alongside the GSK India Staff, you are just as likely to get high quality training in India as in the UK.



Anyway, keep plugging away, and who knows what will happen?

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