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on jsa help with funding training course
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they basicly come up with the same exuse everytime , no funding for that course .
now myself i class that as descrimanation due to if there is funding for courses but only what they want you to have , now i have spent 6yrs at college and still cant find a job so its not like i have no qaulifications .
i asked what funding was avalible they give me list of courses to which i asked them to do job search supprise supprise no jobs avalible for those .
it's not like am asking for the tax payers to pay for it for me am more than happy to pay it back within a month of working and have letter stating full time employment once done .and could have money paid back within 6weeks .
to be honest i dont even mind paying intrest on the loan .
What did you study at college?0 -
joiner and bricklayer and 1yrs plumbing to help open doors with work etc0
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the career development loan i talked about with barlcleys ,we got with abad credit rating so it might be worth considering0
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the career development loan i talked about with barlcleys ,we got with abad credit rating so it might be worth considering
to be honest i thought i had no chance not even having my own bank account but have called up and there sending me infomation out now if they will do it is another story but suppose its worth a try
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to be honest i thought i had no chance not even having my own bank account but have called up and there sending me infomation out now if they will do it is another story but suppose its worth a try
many thanks
You can open an account when you are on benefits. These accounts will suit you: http://www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk/pdfs/bank_accounts.pdf
Almost all of them comes with a debit card, but without an overdraft and chequebook.0 -
surley can just open any bank account if claiming or not , seams bit odd only certain ones because on benifits.
might just have to open a account and get money transferd every 2weeks from the account where its getting paid tinto now might be a better option.0
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