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Is there Any Funding or help for Part-time courses??

sadie9 · 2015-06-03 20:34:10

Does anyone know of any source of funding for part-time degree courses? If someone has a low paid part-time job there doesn't seem to be anything they can apply for? Is giving up their job and go on the dole to become eligible the only way to get financial help with fees which are 3-4k a year.

03-06-2015 8:34pm

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sadie9

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Does anyone know of any source of funding for part-time degree courses? If someone has a low paid part-time job there doesn't seem to be anything they can apply for?
Is giving up their job and go on the dole to become eligible the only way to get financial help with fees which are 3-4k a year.

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#2 03-06-2015 9:36pm

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sadie9 wrote: »

Does anyone know of any source of funding for part-time degree courses? If someone has a low paid part-time job there doesn't seem to be anything they can apply for?
Is giving up their job and go on the dole to become eligible the only way to get financial help with fees which are 3-4k a year.

Check out Springboard and see if you are eligible if you are in receipt of a SW payment.

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