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Back to Education Allowance for level 7

  • 17-06-2018 11:22am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6


    Hi, I wonder if anyone has had similar personal experience in this topic, as I'm finding it hard to figure out by just reading info online.

    I completed a level 7 in multimedia back in 2013, I did attempt the add on level 8 year but ended up dropping out as that year was a disaster.
    I have been working since then in office jobs, I couldn't get a job in the field I studied.

    I was 17 filling out the CAO and had no idea what I wanted to do, I just did that course for the sake of it and I regret it now.
    I know now I want to do Veterinary nursing, and I am very determined to do it.
    But I have no idea if I wouls be entitled to Back to Education Allowance for the veterinary nursing course I want to do as it is also level 7?

    I have read that you must be progressing from the last course you completed, but then in other places I have read that there can be special exceptions if your last qualification was 3 years ago, or if it was 5 years ago you may be classed as a 'second chance student' ?

    Has anyone personally completed a level 7 course and then managed to get Back to Education Allowance for another level 7 course years later??


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 523 ✭✭✭WIZWEB


    I think it has to be a level up. I would give the INOU a ring to confirm eligibility. Their number and an extensive Welfare information book is available to order free or in PDF form on INOU.ie


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