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Studying and ESA
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Returntosender
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I'm currently on hold waiting to speak to someone at the ESA office (20 minutes on hold so far... not holding my breath) so I thought I'd ask you guys...
I've been on ESA support group for nearly 2 years now and have decided to start studying with the Open University for a degree (personal achievement rather than career progression) but am unsure of how this would affect my benefits? I'm aiming to do it part time (full time if I can physically manage the workload) so I don't know if this contravenes any rules.
Does anyone know exactly? Thank you in advance!
I've been on ESA support group for nearly 2 years now and have decided to start studying with the Open University for a degree (personal achievement rather than career progression) but am unsure of how this would affect my benefits? I'm aiming to do it part time (full time if I can physically manage the workload) so I don't know if this contravenes any rules.
Does anyone know exactly? Thank you in advance!
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Returntosender wrote: »I'm currently on hold waiting to speak to someone at the ESA office (20 minutes on hold so far... not holding my breath) so I thought I'd ask you guys...
I've been on ESA support group for nearly 2 years now and have decided to start studying with the Open University for a degree (personal achievement rather than career progression) but am unsure of how this would affect my benefits? I'm aiming to do it part time (full time if I can physically manage the workload) so I don't know if this contravenes any rules.
Does anyone know exactly? Thank you in advance!
The OU is always classed as part time so shouldn't affect your benefits- I'm going into my final year full time, I'm in the support group and never had a problem.*The RK and FF fan club* #Family*Don’t Be Bitter- Glitter!* #LotsOfLove ‘Darling you’re my blood, you have my heartbeat’ Dad 20.02.200
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