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Stay signed on while attending a one month course?

  • 17-01-2016 7:25pm
    #1
    OrangeBadger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 198 ✭✭


    Hiya guys

    Just wondering would I be able to stay signed on while I am attending a Celta course. The course cost 1000euro and runs for 4 weeks from 9-3. There would be a very good possibility of obtaining work as soon as it ends. I have called into the welfare office twice but each time I was asked to come back at a later date as a claims officer wasn't present.

    I am just wondering if anyone else has undergone courses while on the dole. Thank you for any reply


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  • #2
    DareGod
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,298 ✭✭✭DareGod


    OrangeBadger wrote: »
    Hiya guys

    Just wondering would I be able to stay signed on while I am attending a Celta course. The course cost 1000euro and runs for 4 weeks from 9-3. There would be a very good possibility of obtaining work as soon as it ends. I have called into the welfare office twice but each time I was asked to come back at a later date as a claims officer wasn't present.

    I am just wondering if anyone else has undergone courses while on the dole. Thank you for any reply

    I made a similar enquiry to my local social welfare office, regarding a four-week full-time course, and they told me to fill out the Part-time BTEA form and return it to them. I'm sure you can download it from Citizensinformation.ie or Welfare.ie.


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