Level 3 course fees
Is there any help from the Uk government in regards to studying a Level 3 qualification for the first time for 19 to 21/23 years old?
I had applied for level 2 and was only charged like 20% of the full course fee, because it was my first level 2 qualification, I was 20 years old.
I had applied for level 2 and was only charged like 20% of the full course fee, because it was my first level 2 qualification, I was 20 years old.
Original post by a198
Is there any help from the Uk government in regards to studying a Level 3 qualification for the first time for 19 to 21/23 years old?
I had applied for level 2 and was only charged like 20% of the full course fee, because it was my first level 2 qualification, I was 20 years old.
I had applied for level 2 and was only charged like 20% of the full course fee, because it was my first level 2 qualification, I was 20 years old.
Yes if you are an EU student resident in the EU for the last three years and now resident in the UK from Sept 1 in the year the course starts.
Where have you been resident for the last three years?
Are you an EU student?
After Brexit this sort of funding may no longer be available, but will depend if they have a deal.
I've been in EU my whole life and only 2 years in UK.
Do I have to apply anywhere to get the funding or how does it work?
Do I have to apply anywhere to get the funding or how does it work?
Original post by 999tigger
Yes if you are an EU student resident in the EU for the last three years and now resident in the UK from Sept 1 in the year the course starts.
Where have you been resident for the last three years?
Are you an EU student?
After Brexit this sort of funding may no longer be available, but will depend if they have a deal.
Where have you been resident for the last three years?
Are you an EU student?
After Brexit this sort of funding may no longer be available, but will depend if they have a deal.
Original post by a198
I've been in EU my whole life and only 2 years in UK.
Do I have to apply anywhere to get the funding or how does it work?
Do I have to apply anywhere to get the funding or how does it work?
I assume that means you are an EU national?
Go to your local FE college and find a course you like.
You then fill out the forms for an advanced learner loan and pay for the course that way.
If you are intending to go to uni, then you are uniquely placed to do:
2019-2020. Access to HE qualification= which is level 3 and is accepted by a lot of unis.- paid for with advanced learner loan.
https://www.gov.uk/advanced-learner-loan/eligibility
2020- later Entry to university degree = paid for with student loan.
ps if you expect an answer you need to keep an eye on your thread and provide any information requested. If you leave it, then you may not get an answer.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Second degree in social work..
- What exactly does "a full level 3 qualification" mean?
- Age 19, Level 3 course fees
- How many years could i get funding for?
- Physiotherapy as a second degree
- Bank statement
- Art & Design Foundation Diploma FAQ
- Where to study A-Level Maths and Further Maths as a mature student
- Can a 19 year old do another A Level course if they already have a a level
- Medicine at university
- Application for a person with Pre-settled status
- University Tuition Fees and Employment Prospects
- late application for tuition fee loan and being abroad!!!!!! help :((
- Eligibility for Home-fees in The UK
- sitting a level portuguese privately
- First Full time course question
- Does a certificate of higher education and a diploma make a degree
- Student Finance
- Withdrawal fees from Further Education course?
- A levels at 22
Latest
Trending
Last reply 11 hours ago
The Nightmare of Non-Standard Applications & Reducing People to Arbitrary NumbersTrending
Last reply 11 hours ago
The Nightmare of Non-Standard Applications & Reducing People to Arbitrary Numbers
