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any help for 16 year old students
tine73
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my son is due to start 6th form in sept to do his a levels. i was wondering if there is any financial help. im a single parent. my son has applied for numerous jobs, one has taken him on but is only casual hours, which up 2 yet he hasnt had any hours
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I'm not too sure about general help, but I'm sure that your sons college will have a better answer than any of us here. My old college (City of Bristol College) was great at providing support to those that need it and I would definitely recommend scheduling a meeting with someone at your college to discuss options.0
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my son is due to start 6th form in sept to do his a levels. i was wondering if there is any financial help. im a single parent. my son has applied for numerous jobs, one has taken him on but is only casual hours, which up 2 yet he hasnt had any hours
He can apply for an ema form online and if the family has low income and if he gets it, it is £30 a week. Appl online asap.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAndLearning/14To19/MoneyToLearn/EMA/DG_066955
also most councils do cheap or free travel if you are low income -you need to apply to the local council.
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Yes, EMA upto £30 a week + £100 bonus x 3 times a year. student pass for bus. plus you will still get child tax credits & child benefit if in F/T education.0
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a really big thanks for all your advice, sorting ema now0
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I also remember my son getting some form of money £80 - £120 maybe 2 times a year, from some kind of fund he claimed through the college.0
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