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education and benefits
hushyfeely
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If you are on income support can you go in to eduction without it effecting your benefits? can you only do part time courses? or full time?
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You can do either but student loans etc are taken into account as income0
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Most education iv looked in to is either discounted or free when yours on benefits.0
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What level of study are you thinking about doing?
In general you cannot get IS when in full-time education, but there are exceptions:Young people in relevant education may also get Income Support. Generally this means full-time education up to GCE A-level or Scottish Certificate of Education (Higher level). This might apply if you:- are a lone parent
- don't live with a parent or someone acting as a parent
- are at serious risk of abuse or violence
- are a refugee learning English
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What level of study are you thinking about doing?
In general you cannot get IS when in full-time education, but there are exceptions:
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I am looking at an access course to high education which will be in nursingare at serious risk of abuse or violence0 -
There are often lots of people on IS on Access courses and many other courses below degree level.0
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