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37 year old full time student needs help!
Dan251
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Hello, I am 37 and studying on a access to higher education degree. I have moved in with my partner to try and save a bit of money. The problem I have is I have no income and seem to be ineligible to claim anything. Before I started the course I was receiving JSA but that stopped due to the hours I am at college. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Dan.
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Simple answer, get a part-time job. The access course is max 20hrs a week contact hours, so you can easily fit study and a job around that0
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You can try in restaurants, my friend is also full time student and work when he wants0
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If you are living with a partner, they are expected to support you.
Part-time work is your best option.Everything will be alright in the end so, if it’s not yet alright, it means it’s not yet the endQuidquid Latine dictum sit altum videtur0 -
Hi I don't know which course is or isn't eligible for funding but you can try this student finance calculator here;
hmm actually I am not allowed to post a link but it is the government website and is titled 'student finance calculator'
It does take into account your partners income. However, if you are a low income household you may still be eligible for some financial help according to this.Mortgage Free Wannabee
December 2019 £63,712
December 2021 £42,433
August 2022 £34,7470 -
Have you applied for the 24+ Advanced Learning Loan?
https://www.gov.uk/advanced-learning-loans/overview0
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