Kindle Edition
The best selling study guide for the Life in the UK test comes to Kindle. Help yourself pass the test and get your Settlement (ILR) or British citizenship.
First launched in 2006, the pioneering Life in the UK Test: Study Guide series has helped hundreds of thousands of students pass the British citizenship test with ease. Red Squirrel Publishing are now proud to offer the original study guide on the Kindle.
The Kindle edition features everything you need to pass the test on the first attempt:
- The latest information and guidance based on the official Home Office study materials
- Hundreds of practice questions in the same format as the actual test
- Updated section containing trusted advice and answers to common questions from people who have successfully passed the test
- Up to date information about announced changes to citizenship and immigration laws
The series has now sold over 350,000 copies and comes complete with handy revision advice and practice tests so you can be confident of success.
Study Guide features
As well as the new features, the book is packed with useful information, including:- All the latest official study materials required for the Life in the UK Test
- Easy to understand diagrams that explain difficult topics
- Hundreds of multiple choice practice questions based on the study materials
- Handy ‘Words to Know’ section that explains difficult terms
- A British timeline and calendar to help you remember all the dates required
- Help with your citizenship ceremony and passport application once you have passed the test
Purchasers of the book can also take advantage of a free subscription to the online tests. The site also contains the latest news and guidance on events and decisions affecting people looking to make the UK their home.
According to statistics released by the Home Office in 2009, just under 71% of people passed the test. Feedback we have received from over 5,500 candidates who used Red Squirrel guides show that over 92% of them pass on their first attempt.
£5.99 | ISBN 978-1-907389-09-2
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