After three weeks of my survey being up, below are relevant data points my survey has found so far. The survey will continue gathering responses until enough responses have been gathered for statistically-accurate data. Link to Survey: https://forms.gle/YwMox98KU4BoMqc2A
Category: Analysis of Evidence
SWOT Analysis: Threats
Last but not least in my SWOT analysis… some threats my project faces. Unpaid taxes could get international students in trouble The last intention my project could have is to get any international student in trouble, including trouble due to not claiming income and paying taxes wrongly. Bottom line, not following through with the responsibilities… Continue reading SWOT Analysis: Threats
SWOT Analysis: Opportunities
When it comes to the O in the SWOT analysis of my project, I believe there is room for opportunities in various areas. The first ones that came to mind are listed below Paid tax from international students By allowing international students to legally freelance, there are potential international freelancers that will need to pay… Continue reading SWOT Analysis: Opportunities
SWOT Analysis: Weaknesses
Following through with the SWOT analysis for my project, some weaknesses regarding my project have been pointed out below. Need to educate international students about tax law A major challenge when allowing international students to freelance is the complexity around paying taxes for personal income earned. Most people who become self-employed need to register themselves… Continue reading SWOT Analysis: Weaknesses
SWOT Analysis: Strengths
Through a SWOT analysis and following the order of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, I will begin to conduct the analysis by identifying and listing the strengths of my project (in no particular order). Audience size There is a significant population size for my project, which can be, in short divided into the stakeholder categories… Continue reading SWOT Analysis: Strengths
5 Things, 7 Weeks
The week of the 11th was packed with steps that have put me forward and also back in my project. It began with a tutorial that pushed me to further come out of my comfort zone and circle back to my original interests: storytelling and film. After this week, I’ve divided what’s to come in… Continue reading 5 Things, 7 Weeks
Beginning of Unit 3 Reflection
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been feeling overwhelmed about the next stages of my project around campaigning. Throughout the past few months during independent study time, I dug deep into research regarding student immigration, independent working, education, and more while contacting experts on the subject. Although the email response rate from experts wasn’t… Continue reading Beginning of Unit 3 Reflection
Research Infographics
In order to make the data found through my research more appealing, I’ve created infographics displaying details of statistics and information relating to my campaign. Each graphic is accompanied by a brief explanation under it. International students (ISs) make up such an impressive share of the total student population in UK’s higher education institutions! For… Continue reading Research Infographics
6 Arguments for Allowing International Students to Freelance
1. Businesses Want Flexible Options According to Forbes, research by Upwork found that in the future the demand for freelancing will increase, with almost half of hiring managers becoming more likely to hire under contract work since COVID-19 began. “Businesses really find a lot of value in flexible talent in a variety of situations,” said… Continue reading 6 Arguments for Allowing International Students to Freelance