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NHS OT assistant job and part-time degree

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nickie | 12:53 Wed 03rd Sep 2008 | Jobs & Education
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I am thinking of applying for a job within the NHS as an OT assistant as they offer you the opportunity of studying for a degree in Occupational Therapy on a part time basis whilst still paying you.
My question is really regarding any additional financial help that may be available. I am 27 years old and (part) own a flat so i have the responsibility of a mortgage, in order to take an assistant job i would have to take a drop in wage of �7000 a year! I can take a second job to make up some of it but i will struggle, does anyone know of any additional help that might be available? Thanks.
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wouldn't have thought so - the taxpayer will already be paying for you to do the degree (both in time off and paying for modules - usually about 500 pounds a semester)

i see your dilemma, but in the end you will have a btter job with more money,meanng a nicer life for you so i dont see how you could get financial help with that
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Yes, fair enough, it is totally my choice, just thought it was worth asking, thanks.

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