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25 year old studying again for new career
beardedsalmon
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Hi Everyone,
Just asking for a bit of general advice.
I am 25 years old and already have a BA Hons in Music Management. I have worked in the music industry since graduation but am beginning to feel it is not for me.
My creative passion outside of work is photography and i am considering going back to uni to do a 1 year course in Photography to learn mpore professional elements whilst building up my portfolio out of uni hours.
I just wondered if anyone had any idea if any grants/bursuries would be available to me or if i can apply for another student loan to get me through this year.
All advice appreciated
thanks everyone - happy sunday!
Just asking for a bit of general advice.
I am 25 years old and already have a BA Hons in Music Management. I have worked in the music industry since graduation but am beginning to feel it is not for me.
My creative passion outside of work is photography and i am considering going back to uni to do a 1 year course in Photography to learn mpore professional elements whilst building up my portfolio out of uni hours.
I just wondered if anyone had any idea if any grants/bursuries would be available to me or if i can apply for another student loan to get me through this year.
All advice appreciated
thanks everyone - happy sunday!
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What is the course and it's level?
It's unlikely you'll be able to get student loans/grants from the SLC because they don't fund lower or equivalent level qualifications apart from for specific courses such as healthcare/teaching.
The college/university may be able to provide a grant or you could apply for a professional career development loan.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAndLearning/UniversityAndHigherEducation/ChoicesAfterYouGraduate/index.htm0
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