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Teach A Man To Fish UK Limited

London · Currently licensed

Teach A Man To Fish UK Limited holds a Home Office sponsor licence and appears on the register of licensed sponsors published 28 Oct 2026. It can sponsor overseas nationals for the Charity Worker visa, and its A rating means it can assign Certificates of Sponsorship normally.
First seen on register
23 Jun 2021 (already licensed when daily CSV publication began; the licence may be older)
Last confirmed
28 Oct 2026 (latest edition)

Visa routes this sponsor is licensed for

RouteVisa it allows the sponsor to supportRatingSince
Charity Worker
Temporary Worker
Charity Worker visa
For registered charities hosting unpaid voluntary workers for up to 12 months.
A rating2 Sep 2021

Previous route spans

RouteVisaRatingFromTo
Skilled Worker
Worker
Skilled Worker visa (including the Health and Care Worker visa)A rating23 Jun 202111 Mar 2022

Ratings: Full compliance. The sponsor can assign Certificates of Sponsorship and recruit from overseas normally. Downgraded after compliance concerns. The sponsor is on a time-limited action plan with the Home Office and cannot sponsor new workers until it is restored to an A rating. Failure to complete the plan leads to revocation. More.

Licence history

Companies House

Company
TEACH A MAN TO FISH UK LIMITED 05533946 matched
Status
Active
Type
PRI/LTD BY GUAR/NSC (Private, limited by guarantee, no share capital)
Incorporated
11 Aug 2005
Registered office
UNIT F5, 89-93 FONTHILL ROAD, LONDON, N4 3JH
Nature of business
85600 - Educational support services

Matched from the Companies House monthly bulk data by company name and registered town. The sponsor register itself carries no company number.

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