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Cost of Education Allowance

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    #32
    Tope
    Registered Users Posts: 154 ✭✭Tope


    Just to let you know, I got mine today too (also from Bishop Square), so hopefully yours will come through too.
    It's crazy how long it took this year - last year I got it at the start of October if I remember correctly.


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    #33
    Shankly88
    Registered Users Posts: 68 ✭✭Shankly88


    Thanks tope ye it's shocking it's the first year I'm on it would of thought it would have been late sep/early oct at least. Bishops square has always striked me as a place where half the staff don't know whats going on(through no fault of their own) so i shouldn't be surprised in a way


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    #34
    The 59 Sound
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 2 ✭The 59 Sound


    Still no sign of mine :(

    I'm Kings Inn, North Inner City Centre Dublin 1, the biggest social welfare office in Dublin

    Ragin as this stage

    GRRRRRRRRRRRRR


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    #35
    Shankly88
    Registered Users Posts: 68 ✭✭Shankly88


    nope didnt get it :mad::mad::mad: going across the road on monday after college for a few stern words to see wtf is going on!! anyone else in bishop street not get paid?


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    #36
    teddy_303
    Registered Users Posts: 359 ✭✭teddy_303


    hey 59, a mate of mine in my class is in Kings Inn, North Inner City Centre Dublin 1 too, and he got his before i got mine, 2 weeks before i think...might be worth having a word mate...


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    #37
    rolo454
    Registered Users Posts: 81 ✭✭rolo454


    When you first start college under BTEA you give SW a letter from college stating you are a (temporary) student that means your a student but have not payed fee's yet. Once you give SW that letter they will start giving you your €188 per week (standard rate for everyone). Then once you pay your fee's (or SUSI pays them) then you get another letter from your college stating you are a registered student; then you get your money for the cost of education (book allowance or whatever).


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