I am studying for a master's degree in the UK, and my undergraduate degree is not 2 1 1. I hope to get some job opportunities in Britain (football club management, team training and coaching).

That's a good idea. But this is almost impossible.

First, Britain is a non-immigrant country. So the chances of working locally are probably zero.

Second, you will no longer get a work visa after graduation in the UK. Even if you get a work visa, you are not a local and it is difficult to find a job.

Third, you must take part in management. Management majors find it most difficult to find a job in Britain, because people will not let foreigners manage their own people. Just like some foreign companies now, the executives are foreigners. Besides, you are in England.

But you have GMAT and IELTS scores. Canada and the United States can be considered. And ideal is ideal, and reality is reality. For example, BC and Ontario in Canada can apply for immigration directly after graduation. No work experience is required.

I think, step by step, it is impossible to complete your dream after graduation. You can get the identity of the United States or Canada first, and then go to Britain. Although it is difficult, it is much better than working directly in Britain.

Why do so many people go to England? It's for learning. It's to get a certificate. The education of British graduate students is not bad, not as good as that of Australian undergraduate students, but graduate students are average. And the time in Britain is relatively short.

There are only a few reasons why others can stay in Britain:

1, relatives are over there.

I know people there, and I can find a job.

3, you are very, very good, so good that your school is proud of you (a little exaggerated, but almost). For example, he published many academic papers in The Times. Take part in famous scientific research in Britain. Or make significant scientific research achievements.

4. You are very, very rich. Local investment.

Britain is a non-immigrant country. You're not like this. People will want you. And British policy.