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Child turned 18
Oneplanetonelife
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When a child turns 18 and wants to continue approved full time education, is it ok to do an online only course?
we want to find something that is not a waste of time.
also can they work part time on top?
we want to find something that is not a waste of time.
also can they work part time on top?
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Yes if they were previously in school education they have to working towards an approved qualification.Oneplanetonelife said:When a child turns 18 and wants to continue approved full time education, is it ok to do an online only course?
we want to find something that is not a waste of time.
also can they work part time on top?2026 wins - Parker Pen American Sweets bundle 2x dish magic bundle NEU shots & a NEU training T-shirt ToeZone Shoes Worth £32
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We have a few courses in mind from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/find-a-course
from UC point of view how much proof do we need to provide so we don’t lose UC0 -
I’m trying to find out if a certain IT online course would mean that an 18 year old is still in approved education from UC point of view?marcia_ said:
Yes if they were previously in school education they have to working towards an approved qualification.Oneplanetonelife said:When a child turns 18 and wants to continue approved full time education, is it ok to do an online only course?
we want to find something that is not a waste of time.
also can they work part time on top?1 -
What qualifications would he be working towards? You should phone child benefit and ask them.Oneplanetonelife said:
I’m trying to find out if a certain IT online course would mean that an 18 year old is still in approved education from UC point of view?marcia_ said:
Yes if they were previously in school education they have to working towards an approved qualification.Oneplanetonelife said:When a child turns 18 and wants to continue approved full time education, is it ok to do an online only course?
we want to find something that is not a waste of time.
also can they work part time on top?
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It might be better looking at it from the direction of which courses will help him with future employment and opportunities as opposed to which ones allow you to keep claiming UC5
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https://www.gov.uk/guidance/universal-credit-and-education-course-levels#non-advancedOneplanetonelife said:
I’m trying to find out if a certain IT online course would mean that an 18 year old is still in approved education from UC point of view?marcia_ said:
Yes if they were previously in school education they have to working towards an approved qualification.Oneplanetonelife said:When a child turns 18 and wants to continue approved full time education, is it ok to do an online only course?
we want to find something that is not a waste of time.
also can they work part time on top?
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