Statutory guidance

Guidance on competence

Guidance setting out the standards that immigration advisers should meet to be considered competent.

From:
Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner
Published:
15 July 2012
Last updated:
30 March 2017, see all updates

Documents

Guidance on Competence 2017

PDF, 660KB, 25 pages

OISC Guidance on Competence 2017 - Introduction

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Guidance on Competence 2017 - Summary of Levels

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Guidance on Competence 2017 - Level 1

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OISC Guidance on Competence 2017 - Level 2

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OISC Guidance on Competence 2017 - Level 3

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Guidance on Competence 2017 - Glossary

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Guidance on competence: 2012

PDF, 591KB, 30 pages

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Details

This guide describes the skills and knowledge advisers need to provide good quality advice services. It explains the work that is permitted at OISC levels 1, 2 and 3.

Please note that the 2017 version refers to the 2016 Code of Standards

Published 15 July 2012
Last updated 30 March 2017 + show all updates

  1. Updated version from 30-3-17

  2. First published.

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