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Mature student grants
simloc
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I have the opportunity to apply for a social work degree funded by my employer, however the amount of study time required will mean I am unable to work the additional hours I currently do at weekends in order to earn an essential minimum monthly income.
I have checked out some grant websites but to no avail. Does anyone know of any sources of grant funding please?, I need approx £1500 per year for three years.
I have the opportunity to apply for a social work degree funded by my employer, however the amount of study time required will mean I am unable to work the additional hours I currently do at weekends in order to earn an essential minimum monthly income.
I have checked out some grant websites but to no avail. Does anyone know of any sources of grant funding please?, I need approx £1500 per year for three years.
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You could try googing for ALG (adult learning grant)No Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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The Adult Learning Grant is not available to those taking degrees.
simloc, you need to give more information about what income you will have whilst studying.
I would be very surprised if you could not manage a few hours in a pub whilst studying (you could get £1500 a year by working approx four hours a week at minimum wage).Gone ... or have I?0 -
The Adult Learning Grant is not available to those taking degrees.
simloc, you need to give more information about what income you will have whilst studying.
I would be very surprised if you could not manage a few hours in a pub whilst studying (you could get £1500 a year by working approx four hours a week at minimum wage).
dmg i wsnt aware of that, thanksNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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