Visa sponsorship is the UK’s main system for overseas talent. It allows companies to employ skilled workers from outside the EU and other high-skilled professions without having to apply for a visa. In this article, we’ll look at what visas are available for unskilled jobs in the UK and how you can get one if you have no skills or experience.
Health Worker
A health worker is a person who works in the health field and provides care to patients. They may be employed by the government, the private sector, or voluntary organizations.
Health workers need to have good English language skills, as well as qualifications in nursing, medicine, or other medical fields. This type of work can be stressful because you might see people during their worst moments of illness or injury. It’s also important that you’re trained on how to handle emergencies so that you can help them as quickly as possible.
It takes around four years for someone with no prior experience in this field to become qualified enough from studying at university or college level (BSc Nursing). “You’ll also need skills such as typing ability and computer literacy before applying for jobs within hospitals where there are large numbers of staff members who work closely together.”
Web Developer
A web developer is someone who creates, designs, and builds websites. They can work in any field, whether it’s creative or technical. Web developers must be able to code HTML5 websites and CSS3 designs. They also need to know how to build a website using WordPress or another content management system (CMS). If you want to become a web developer, you should study computer science at university level in order to learn programming languages such as JavaScript or Python
Secretary
As a secretary, you’ll be working in a variety of roles and situations. You may be asked to handle all correspondence from clients, manage their schedules, and organize meetings. Some secretaries work as full-time employees, while others handle only part-time positions.
You can also find yourself performing secretarial duties for an individual or organization by helping them with their financial records or handling the administrative tasks associated with running their business. Some secretaries hold this position long-term; however some are only temporary workers who fill in when there is an immediate need for help with certain projects or tasks related to their job description
Cleaner
A cleaner is a job that people all over the UK are looking for. There are many reasons why this is, but one of them is because there is a lot of demand for cleaners and housemaids in the UK.
It’s also important to note that you need to be able to speak English fluently if you want this kind of position or any other type of skilled job. You’ll also need to pass a criminal record check and have your National Insurance number before applying for any visa sponsorship positions like those listed above! These two items alone can be difficult enough on their own, so it’s good news that they’re both required by law — though it would still help if they weren’t required at all!
Cashier
Cashier jobs are a good option for unskilled workers. They’re in demand and they pay well, making them an attractive choice if you want to get started on your visa sponsorship journey.
If you’re thinking about becoming a cashier, it’s important to note that there are lots of different types of cashiers out there. For example, some people work in supermarkets where they count money or stock shelves full of goods; other people work at convenience stores or gas stations where customers can pay for their purchases with cash; still others might be employed by banks or other businesses who take payments via check or credit card.
You’ll need some basic English skills if you want to become an employee at any kind of business like this—but don’t worry! The job itself doesn’t require much training at all (just reading instructions), so even if English isn’t your first language right now but would like to learn more about becoming a clerk instead (or maybe even just do something else entirely), there shouldn’t be too many barriers ahead…
Receptionist
Receptionists are the first point of contact for most customers, and they’re responsible for greeting them with a smile and helping them with whatever they need. Receptionists also manage their office’s schedule and make sure that everyone gets their work done on time. They’re needed in a variety of industries, including retail stores, call centers and offices; however, many receptionists start out working at an entry-level position before moving up through the ranks into a management role over time.
Teacher’s Aide
If you are a skilled worker, and have the right qualifications and experience to become a teacher’s aide, then this can be an excellent job for you. You will need to have at least GCSEs or equivalent education in English and math (or math with an additional science qualification). You will also need excellent communication skills as well as the ability to work under pressure.
To become certified as a teacher’s aide, it is recommended that candidates complete an approved course that lasts for 12 months and has been accredited by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA). Once the course has been completed successfully, candidates must also pass an examination set by QCA, which tests knowledge of health and safety regulations related specifically to working with children/young people under the age of 18; it does not cover any other areas such as fire safety or first aid procedures, etcetera.
Commercial truck drivers
A commercial truck driver is someone who drives a truck for work. They’re required to have a Class 2 or 3 license, which means they can drive heavy vehicles with a GVWR of more than 3.5 tons (3.7 metric tons).
The average salary for a commercial truck driver in the UK is £35,000 per year, but this can vary depending on your experience and how many hours you drive each week. If you want to become an independent contractor or start your own business as a commercial truck driver, then it will be harder for you to earn money since there isn’t much available work at the moment due to Brexit uncertainty and fewer customers coming into London because of transportation issues caused by Brexit.
Waiter/Waitress
If you’re a good listener and have a friendly manner, this job could be right up your alley. You will be working in an environment where customers are constantly coming and going, so you need to make sure that everyone is comfortable and happy.
You will also need to know how to deal with any problems that arise during your shift. If there is one customer who doesn’t like something on their plate (or if they want something else), then it’s up to you as the waiter/waitress at the table to resolve the issue quickly before other customers start complaining too!
This position requires good communication skills and patience; being able to deal with upset customers at all times makes it easier for us all when we go out for dinner together!
Janitor/Custodian
A custodian is someone who cleans and maintains the building. They scrub walls, floors, and other surfaces in a workplace to keep it clean for both employees and customers.
Because of this job’s low pay scale (which ranges from £8 an hour to £10 an hour), there are not many opportunities for qualified people to earn such high salaries as custodians. However, if you have experience working as a janitor/custodian before or if you happen to know someone who does work at one place where they can refer your application then it might be worth applying for this position based solely on their recommendation alone!
Which unskilled jobs are in demand in the UK?
You may have heard about the shortage of skilled workers in the UK, but what about unskilled jobs? These are also in demand, and there are many positions that require no prior experience or qualifications.
The top 10 unskilled jobs with visa sponsorship in the UK include:
- General Labourers (Grade 1) – 63,000 vacancies;
- Catering Workers (Grade 2) – 48,000 vacancies;
- Nursery Workers (Grade 3) – 34,000 vacancies;
- Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance Workers (Grade 4) – 24,000 vacancies;
- Assemblers / Fabricators/Repairers of Electronic Equipment (Level 1)(this includes all levels for this job title).
Conclusion
We’re sure you can think of more jobs that are at risk of being automated, but these are the ones we looked at. We hope this has given you a clearer idea of what unskilled work means in the UK and how it could be affected by automation. If you’re interested in learning more about unskilled jobs that might be available overseas, check out our guide here!
