To support those who have delayed their customs import declarations, HMRC explains the steps you need to take before you can make a supplementary declaration and how intermediaries can help you do this.

Thursday 1 July, 9:45am-10:45am

This webinar explains how to make import declarations to import goods between the EU and Great Britain, including simplified and supplementary declarations, as well as the key terminology and new processes.

Wednesday 7 July, 1.45pm-2.45pm

Never used the immigration system? Following the changes to UK immigration system, which now apply equally to EU and non-EU citizens, we invite you to join us as we discuss how these changes may affect your access to talent and recruitment plans going forward.

This webinar, aimed at Scottish based SMEs, is presented by Brodies LLP, TalentScotland’s immigration specialists.

Tuesday 13 July, 11.00am-12.00pm

Are you a Sponsor Licence holder? With the introduction of the new Points Based System which now applies equally to EU and non-EU citizens, we invite you to join us as we discuss the changes that affect the sponsorship process and your sponsor licence going forward.

This webinar, aimed at Scottish based SMEs, is presented by Brodies LLP, TalentScotland’s immigration specialists.

Thursday 15 July, 2pm-3pm

The new graduate visa route is a new post-study work visa that will enable UK employers to access an additional talent pool of graduates who have studied in the UK.

Employers will not require to sponsor them which means that this is a flexible visa that can be used for any job with any salary level. This potentially offers a solution for employers struggling to recruit for certain roles without the visa fees involved in sponsorship.

Thursday 29 July, 10.00am-10.45am

This webinar will cover Eurostars funding for Scottish SMEs, as well as support available through Scottish Enterprise's Funding Information & Support Service (FISS) . Presenters include Ben Morris, the UK National Point of Contact (NPC) for Eureka Eurostars and Camille Moran, from Scottish Enterprise's Funding Information & Support Service (FISS).

Wednesday 11 August, 2-3pm

Are you a Sponsor Licence holder? With the introduction of the new Points Based System which now applies equally to EU and non-EU citizens, we invite you to join us as we discuss the changes that affect the sponsorship process and your sponsor licence going forward.

This webinar, aimed at Scottish based SMEs, is presented by Brodies LLP, TalentScotland’s immigration specialists.

Thursday 19 August, 10am-11am

The new graduate visa route is a new post-study work visa that will enable UK employers to access an additional talent pool of graduates who have studied in the UK.

Employers will not require to sponsor them which means that this is a flexible visa that can be used for any job with any salary level. It potentially offers a solution for employers struggling to recruit for certain roles without the visa fees involved in sponsorship.

Tuesday 24 August, 2.00pm-2.45pm

This webinar will provide insights relating to the pressing topic of the changing nature of skills and the need for business to focus on reskilling and upskilling to ensure they can build a future ready organisation. To find out more and to register your place please click below.

Wednesday 25 August, 10am-11am

As we start to move out of the Pandemic this year are you a start-up company considering your first fundraising campaign? Or you are considering your next move should it be debt or equity to fund it? How do you get Funder ready? To find out more and to register your attendance click below.

Wednesday 1 September, 3pm-4pm

Are you a Sponsor Licence holder? With the introduction of the new Points Based System which now applies equally to EU and non-EU citizens, we invite you to join us as we discuss the changes that affect the sponsorship process and your sponsor licence going forward.

This webinar, aimed at Scottish based SMEs, is presented by Brodies LLP, TalentScotland’s immigration specialists.

Tuesday 14 September, 11am-12pm

The new graduate visa route is a new post-study work visa that will enable UK employers to access an additional talent pool of graduates who have studied in the UK.

Employers will not require to sponsor them which means that this is a flexible visa that can be used for any job with any salary level. It potentially offers a solution for employers struggling to recruit for certain roles without the visa fees involved in sponsorship.

Wednesday 22 September, 2.00pm-2.45pm

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