OISC Level 2 Training Course
Our OISC/IAA Level 2 preparation course is a two-day training course which offers a closer look at immigration advice and follows on from the training at Level 1. Throughout this course, we cover the syllabus at Level 2, as according to OISC (now known as IAA) standards.
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IAA Level 2 Course Overview (IAA):
Take your expertise to the next level with our IAA (previously known as OISC) Level 2 Accreditation Course. Designed as a two-day training program, this course builds upon the foundation established in Level 1 training. Delving deeper into immigration advice, we cover the Level 2 syllabus as prescribed by the IAA.
Throughout this course, you’ll explore intermediate structures, frameworks, and concepts of UK immigration law. Gain insights into Humanitarian Protection and Asylum law, as well as the complexities of European Economic Area (EEA) free movement law. Additionally, our curriculum covers Business immigration law and Points-Based System (PBS) visas, along with the intricacies of detention and bail. We’ll also address major immigration offences to ensure a well-rounded understanding.
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Date: 5th & 6th May 2026 Start Time: 9:30 am Finish Time: 5:00 pm
What is included in the IAA Level 2 Syllabus?
The IAA Level 2 Training introduces new learning objectives for immigration adviser applicants. The course includes:
- Intermediate structures, frameworks and concepts of UK immigration law
- Humanitarian Protection and Asylum law
- European Economic Area (EEA) free movement law
- Business immigration law and PBS visas
- Detention and bail
- Major immigration offences
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Who can attend the IAA Level 2 Training classes?
The immigration procedures and structures introduced in the IAA Level 2 Course follow directly on from the objectives covered in the Level 1 Training.
For this reason, participants should attend an IAA Level 2 class only after completing the Level 1 assessment.
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Will I be a regulated immigration adviser if I pass the course?
You can’t pass the training course. The training course is a crucial step in preparing for the competency assessment. You will become a registered and regulated immigration adviser if you pass the competency test and meet all other requirements.
Training helps you improve your job performance and your chances in the exam. You will need IAA approval of your application and a pass score of 65% on the competence assessment to be eligible to work as an IAA Level 2 accredited adviser.
Requirements for accreditation
You must have:
- 12 months of relevant work experience (or part time equivalent) in providing UK immigration advise and services
- A completed IAA Level 1 registration (unless in the Asylum and Protection category)
- A completed IAA application with all the necessary documents and checks
- A pass score on the Level 2 competence test
Who should take this course
- People who are moving from Level 1 to Level 2 authorisation
- Caseworkers taking on more complicated immigration or asylum/protection cases
- Companies must train their employees to meet regulatory standards.
As an IAA Level 2 adviser, what immigration advice can you help with?
Level 2 authorisation may include:
- Filing notices of appeal and statements of additional grounds (but not actual tribunal appeal work)
- Discretionary and complicated applications, such as those that are out of time or fall under concessionary policy
- All requests for Administrative Review
- Representations in cases of illegal entry, overstaying, removal, and deportation, as well as Secretary of State bail
Course outcomes
You’ll become more proficient in case analysis, drafting, and completing the scenario-based assessment (2 hours and 15 minutes, open-book within the exam’s rules). You’ll also learn when to move up to Level 3.
Opportunities after getting accredited
Level 2 can help you move to casework roles with more responsibility, and complexities like refusals and cases with immigration breaches on-record. It is also a common way to get to IAA Level 3.
How does IAA Level 2 compare with other levels?
IAA Level 2 acts as the second of three levels for qualified and regulated immigration advisers in the UK. Find out which course is most suited to you below:
IAA Level 1
Our Level 1 course is our introductory course. It is suitable for those who are complete beginners and for those who may have some practical experience but have not yet passed their Level 1 assessment.
- Permits basic application advice on entry clearance and leave to remain (visa applications)
IAA Level 2
Our Level 2 course is designed for those who are already in practice at Level 1 and are preparing to take their Level 2 assessment or want to understand more complex casework.
- Permits more complex advisory services for those with immigration breaches or refusals on their record. It permits administrative reviews and advising on asylum claims
IAA Level 3
Our Level 3 course is for those who are already regulated at level 2 but are preparing to take their Level 3 assessment or want to understand how to tribunal appeals work.
- Permits all advisory actions in Level 1 and Level 2, and allows you to represent clients in tribunal appeals
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Delegates are provided with an up-to-date handbook specifically written for the course which refers to relevant sources of law. It includes chapters on:
- Statutory regulation and professional accreditation
- Immigration law
- Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights
- EU Law
- Asylum and International Protection
- British Nationality Law
- Appeal Rights and Administrative Review
- Professional Conduct and Ethics
The handbook can be used as a resource for daily practice and for the open-book assessment tests.
Attendance on our courses provides evidence of practitioners having considered and met their CPD requirements.
Certificates of Attendance are issued which can be included in the practitioner’s CPD record.
Our courses are always up-to-date with the latest legal changes and are suitable for those who are already regulated by IAA or accredited by the Law Society but are looking to
