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Benefits advice please?
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You can see a list of all the levels and qualifications here. https://www.gov.uk/what-different-qualification-levels-mean/list-of-qualification-levelsIf he's doing a level 4 then this would be a "higher" national certificate. "Ordinary" would be level 3. Up to level 3 would mean entitlement to benefits would continue.
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The National Certificate in Scotland is a different qualification from the National Certificate in England.ancojo said:sheramber said:which would equate to a National Certificate?
is this in England? Which National Certificate- ordinary or higher?HelloThis is in England, I will contact his tutor to ask but I'm sure she just said National Certificate not higher and she mentioned it was different due to it being a UAL course? Its all over my head though and I will just confirm with her which one it is.Do you mind if I ask why?Thanks for the replies
An ordinary HNC is non advanced education, an HMC is advanced education.
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