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PGCE bursary payments
clearingout
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I have googled but not coming up with much...
can anyone tell me how the bursary payments for the PGCE are paid? Is it weekly/monthly/termly/in one lump sum/two lump sums or something else?
If it's weekly or monthly, it is paid over 52 weeks/12 months or less? If less, what number?
As there is a significant increase in the bursary size for the 12/13 academic year (for some subject areas), is there likely to be any change to whatever the current pattern has been?
many thanks for any light shed!
can anyone tell me how the bursary payments for the PGCE are paid? Is it weekly/monthly/termly/in one lump sum/two lump sums or something else?
If it's weekly or monthly, it is paid over 52 weeks/12 months or less? If less, what number?
As there is a significant increase in the bursary size for the 12/13 academic year (for some subject areas), is there likely to be any change to whatever the current pattern has been?
many thanks for any light shed!
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I read somewhere that it is split into ten payments from October to July.
I have not had confirmation from my training provider of this though: we apparently fill the forms in during enrollement and are given this kind of information."On behalf of teachers, I'd like to dedicate this award to Michael Gove and I mean dedicate in the Anglo Saxon sense which means insert roughly into the anus of." My hero, Mr Steer.0 -
thanks liney. It makes a difference to my friend who is looking at her finances from a tax credit point of view and children and needs to get as accurate a figure as possible for her income in this financial year. How this is paid can make a difference to the end figure and potentially her entitlement to things such as free prescriptions and free school meals. I had understood 10 payments from September - June so you are confirming that - it perhaps makes more sense it will be October given the admin involved. I guess she'll have to ask her training provider if they can be more accurate but I suspect it's a 'how long is a piece of string' question!0
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I spoke to tax credits about this very thing last week. They told me that the I do not need to declare the bursary, and actually the only thing they want to know about regarding my student finance is the Adult Dependent Grant, which I don't get. She should ask Tax Credits for confirmation."On behalf of teachers, I'd like to dedicate this award to Michael Gove and I mean dedicate in the Anglo Saxon sense which means insert roughly into the anus of." My hero, Mr Steer.0
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thanks Liney - interesting. I'll pass the info on. thanks again.0
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