Verbal Resignation - Advice Please
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my daughter has just got on this course at local college will she be entitled to any grants etc even though she works fulltime as well the course costs £1675 tia
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Yes. The answer I gave earlier was to ask the college.
This site may help too. http://www.direct.gov...Learners/DG_10033132.
Is she going to carry on working full time as well as doing a full time course?
This site may help too. http://www.direct.gov...Learners/DG_10033132.
Is she going to carry on working full time as well as doing a full time course?
The link I sent before doesn't seem to work now.
Have a look here.
http://www.direct.gov...tLearners/DG_10033132
Have a look here.
http://www.direct.gov...tLearners/DG_10033132
I'm not sure what you mean by " immigrants get on the course free"?
Have you got a link for that?
If she gives up her full time job then maybe you would be entitled to claim benefits and she might be a entitled to some sort of financial support as mentioned in the links.
I still don not see how your daughtercould hold down a full time job and attend a full time course- or do you just mean 'permanent, part time' rather than 'full time' work?
Have you got a link for that?
If she gives up her full time job then maybe you would be entitled to claim benefits and she might be a entitled to some sort of financial support as mentioned in the links.
I still don not see how your daughtercould hold down a full time job and attend a full time course- or do you just mean 'permanent, part time' rather than 'full time' work?
Agree with factor - 16 hours pw does count as full time, as it does in employment, so presumably she's at college 2 days pw then working the other 3 days?
There will be a student support department at the college - that's where she should be asking these questions, even before she signs up - they will have all the necessary forms she may need to fill in, or they'll tell her where to find them. The course fee is about average in my experience for a full year part time course.
There will be a student support department at the college - that's where she should be asking these questions, even before she signs up - they will have all the necessary forms she may need to fill in, or they'll tell her where to find them. The course fee is about average in my experience for a full year part time course.
to recent questions my daughter works in local hospital mon-fri 8.00,-6.30-with 1 day off-"this day off"-she does 10.00am-9.00pm in the college PLUS1 evening 6pm-9pm-just to try and get a better job in the future .ohh by the way people where there from abroad on benefits all they had to pay was £20-the only problem they told the tutors "oh all my GCSE certificates are still abroad".Why should my daughter go on benefits becoz at the end of the day SHE will be paying any loan back.
dylan, forget the other people who may be getting it free - has your daughter been to the college to ask about eligibility for grants yet? They are the only people who know for certain whether she can claim. Our local college lays all that stuff out in their prospectus about who has to pay and how much.
