Students able to Study and Work Worldwide Thanks to Government's Turing Scheme

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It has been confirmed today that over 40,000 UK students will be able to study and work abroad thanks to the government’s new £110m Turing Scheme.

As part of the new global scheme, Canada, Japan and the United States are amongst over 150 international destinations where UK students will be funded to take up work and study placements – alongside popular European countries like Germany and France.

Therese said: "This is great news for young people in Suffolk Coastal giving them life-changing experiences to live and work abroad."

For more information on the scheme see here: https://www.turing-scheme.org.uk/

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