Voluntary work

[wasted]

Thanks. it's clear to me now! NO WORK paid or unpaid.

[jaishann]

Thanks. it's clear to me now! NO WORK paid or unpaid.

for 6 months let her be the Lady of leisure but its not really 6 months coz i remember i was here june 2006 and married july 2006 then worked nov 2006

[Arthur Little]

for 6 months let her be the Lady of leisure but its not really 6 months coz i remember i was here june 2006 and married july 2006 then worked nov 2006

Being a 'lady of leisure' will provide her with endless opportunities to get a proper "feel" of what it's like to live in the UK. It'll also enable her to meet lots of different people ... and build up a circle of friends in her new neighbourhood and beyond.

Moreover, the spare time can be utilised to plan ahead ... and even give her some s as to the type of work she'd like to undertake once her Further Leave to remain has been granted. I wish her well!

[wasted]

: to get a proper "feel" of what it's like to live in the UK. It'll also enable her to meet lots of different people ... and build up a circle of friends in her new neighbourhood and beyond.

I think that is what it's all about, getting a feel of whats going on and how things are done. That's why I believe in the value of volunteering, besides helping others you can get a lot of good experience, meet people etc. No rush though. One step at a time. De ba?