International Mobility Programme (IMP)

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The British College’s International Mobility Programme (IMP) is designed to help students enhance their skills and capabilities through international trips. IMP aims to offer students an opportunity to gain experience-based learning via visits to schools and industries, corporations and cultural arenas. Through IMP, TBC hopes to inspire and motivate students to learn out of the box. The IMP is a short-term programme that has been designed to cater to the theory taught on the course, with practice-based learning that is facilitated through visits to specialised areas such as schools, industries, corporations, and cultural arenas.


Schedule

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DAY 1

Day 01

  1. Pickup from The British College and Transfer to airport
  2. Departure from Tribhuwan International Airport (KTM) and Arrival to Sarjah Airport (SHJ)
  3. Marina Dhow Cruise Dinner

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DAY 2

Day 02

  1. Industry Visit + College Visit (The Woolwich Institute)
  2. Desert Safari BBQ Dinner

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DAY 3

Day 03

  1. Visit to FUTURE MUSEUM
  2. Dubai Half Day City tour
    1. Burj Khalifa Entry 124th Floor
    2. Dubai Mall for Fountain Show

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DAY 4

Day 04

  1. Abu Dhabi Grand Mosque
  2. Ferrari World Entry

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DAY 5

Day 05

  1. Visit to Dubai Global Village

DAY 6

Day 06

  1. Departure from SHJ Airport

Do's and Dont's During IMP

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Being in Dubai:
Dubai is a fabulous country whose people are some of the most genuine, hospitable and courteous to encounter anywhere in the world. Experience the deep, rich history and traditions on offer. Always remember that you are in a different country with a different cultural and belief system to most westerners, we can seem as strange to them as they might sometimes appear to us. It’s like the old saying “When in Rome” – it is just common courtesy to respect your hosts as we expect visitors to our country to respect our laws and traditions.

Do’s & Don’ts:
Statement from the Dubai government: Dubai is tolerant and cosmopolitan, and all visitors are welcome. However, Islam is a way of life in the city, and therefore tourists should adopt a certain level of cultural and religious sensitivity for the duration of their stay.

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For further inquiries please contact:

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Contact Person
Sunil Shrestha, SSD Head