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DNF

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

Sorry Pipkin, you're wrong - no Student Loans for part time study as your link shows.

So what are you saying basically If i want to learn i should just go and learn and not look for any help or a student loan?
After all i can work so why do i need help?
Did i get that right now?

marksoton

DNF wrote: »

So what are you saying basically If i want to learn i should just go and learn and not look for any help or a student loan?
After all i can work so why do i need help?
Did i get that right now?

Plenty of others do it. Are you somehow special ?

DNF

marksoton wrote: »

Plenty of others do it. Are you some how special ?

NO,
Just thought it could'nt heart me to check, and as you can see on this thread i got all the answers i need, although some of the members missled me but where corrected, so now when i raed through i can understand that i was just wasting my time trying to see if i can get any help and for some reason was also told to sign on, maybe as i was made redundent and it's not easy to find a full timk job in my work.
but now i know how to find some part time work and probebly better work then some of great typing smart bozo's here....who think i make min pay as i have a few issues with my spelling and grammar.

so thank you, and here is a tip from me....
"
don't try to be correct, be smart!!!"

marksoton

DNF wrote: »

NO,

so thank you, and here is a tip from me....
"
don't try to be correct, be smart!!!"

I think i will stick with the one i got for the 4.15 at chepstow thanks.....

pipkin71

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

Sorry Pipkin, you're wrong - no Student Loans for part time study as your link shows.

No, I'm not.

I said:

Depending on circumstances it is possible to get a loan for part time study - well, studying an ITT course part time, it is possible to get a loan. It is also possible to get a career development loan. Obviously it depends on your circumstances whether or not you would be entitled to a loan for part time study.

I said:

There are also grants available if you're on certain benefits.

This isn't wrong either.

Now, the OP may not be entitled to a loan as a part time student, but I never said he was. I was merely pointing out that it is possible to get a loan whilst studying part time, depending on circumstances.

dmg24

DNF wrote: »

NO,
Just thought it could'nt heart me to check, and as you can see on this thread i got all the answers i need, although some of the members missled me but where corrected, so now when i raed through i can understand that i was just wasting my time trying to see if i can get any help and for some reason was also told to sign on, maybe as i was made redundent and it's not easy to find a full timk job in my work.
but now i know how to find some part time work and probebly better work then some of great typing smart bozo's here....who think i make min pay as i have a few issues with my spelling and grammar.

so thank you, and here is a tip from me....
"
don't try to be correct, be smart!!!"

What level of course are you planning to take?

I'm sorry, I try not to pick people up on their spelling and grammar, but the above is atrocious (I can't help but think intentionally so).

DNF

dmg24 wrote: »

What level of course are you planning to take?

I'm sorry, I try not to pick people up on their spelling and grammar, but the above is atrocious (I can't help but think intentionally so).

I’m really sorry to confuse you but believe it or not, I’m also dyslectic and normally use MS Word for the spell check (it helps…) i just thought you can see beyond my spelling…

If you really want I’ll be happy to call you and explain it all J

bestpud

cifpower wrote: »

If you study PT you can only get a £250 grant if you receive certain benefits or are on a low income

You can get more than that if you are on a low income. It is up to about £1200 this year if you are on a low income, including the £250, and it is all a grant.

bestpud

DNF wrote: »

So what are you saying basically If i want to learn i should just go and learn and not look for any help or a student loan?
After all i can work so why do i need help?
Did i get that right now?

What we are trying to make clear is the actual help that will be available to you as a student.

Don't you agree it makes sense to make yourself fully aware of how your choices today may affect your future plans?

Nobody is saying you are not entitled to study but rather it won't be as lucrative as you think.

Good luck to you if you go for it.

margaretclare

If you are dyslexic, enquire at your local Adult Education College, or Community College, or People's College, whatever it's called in your area.

There is help available with dyslexia.

I know about this problem - my eldest GD struggled all the way through school because of undiagnosed dyslexia. She's doing well now, though.

Look in the phone book for adult education courses - they'll be open again next week or early in January - and do something about your dyslexia BEFORE you think of embarking on any other courses.

HTH