quick question; Dependant[s] not in Further or Higher education

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    1 05-06-2012  17:50
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    quick question; Dependant[s] not in Further or Higher education
    i have a sibling who completed their uni course this year, so does that mean it will come under 'not in further education' as they are no longer at uni and looking for a job?
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    2 05-06-2012  19:27
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    Re: quick question; Dependant[s] not in Further or Higher education
    If they have completed uni they will now be an adult and therefore not classed as a dependant.
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