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#21
(Original post by Distinky)
I might have there who could be my gaudian for some months. My parents might stay for some time.
I might have there who could be my gaudian for some months. My parents might stay for some time.
(Original post by Kerzen)
Something which would probably be viable would be boarding school, but your parents would need to pay fairly hefty fees to make that possible.
Something which would probably be viable would be boarding school, but your parents would need to pay fairly hefty fees to make that possible.
Last edited by CrystalRose17; 1 week ago
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#22
(Original post by Distinky)
I dont know. It all comes down to the amount of money available. I will need some sort of decent paying job then seeing as a fairly decent apartment is 500 a month.
I dont know. It all comes down to the amount of money available. I will need some sort of decent paying job then seeing as a fairly decent apartment is 500 a month.
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(Original post by CrystalRose17)
Where do you plan to move like which part of UK ?
Where do you plan to move like which part of UK ?
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(Original post by CrystalRose17)
One option I can suggest to you is staying in a boarding school
That's what I was gonna suggest as well because if you want to live yourself like rent a house can be quite difficult as you are under 18 and as you said your parents might stay for some time .Being under 18 puts a lot of restrictions as you need someone to be there like most of the time and be your guardian .
One option I can suggest to you is staying in a boarding school
That's what I was gonna suggest as well because if you want to live yourself like rent a house can be quite difficult as you are under 18 and as you said your parents might stay for some time .Being under 18 puts a lot of restrictions as you need someone to be there like most of the time and be your guardian .
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#25
(Original post by Distinky)
Liverpool
Liverpool
This is a very good school in the North West of England.
https://www.rossall.org.uk/school-life/boarding/#
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#26
(Original post by Distinky)
Liverpool
Liverpool
You want a 500 rent apartment and a decent paying job.
But as you will be 16 you should be in year 11 having gcses and have to go to school 5 days a week you will only get weekends off so work only on weekends considering you are a student with having to sit gcse exams that year is not easy to find a decent paying job and even if you find one they pay you the minimum wage I think .
Also to rent an apartment you should need someone to do it for you you can't rent it on your own name as you are under 18.
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(Original post by Kerzen)
I think that you need to talk to your parents about your plans.
This is a very good school in the North West of England.
https://www.rossall.org.uk/school-life/boarding/#
I think that you need to talk to your parents about your plans.
This is a very good school in the North West of England.
https://www.rossall.org.uk/school-life/boarding/#
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#28
(Original post by Distinky)
Talked to them, dad thinks I want to go there and do no school. So I just have to get a good plan together and showcase it.
Talked to them, dad thinks I want to go there and do no school. So I just have to get a good plan together and showcase it.
This is the solution for you. Show your parents the link for Rossall, it's a good school and not that far from Liverpool.
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#29
(Original post by Distinky)
I'd rent an apartment and from a quick google search it looked like legal age to live alone is 16
I'd rent an apartment and from a quick google search it looked like legal age to live alone is 16
This is from the official in website
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If you’re 16 or 17
If you’re under 18, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to sign a tenancy contract or mortgage agreement.
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#30
(Original post by Kerzen)
But if you were in a boarding school, not going to school would not be an option.
This is the solution for you. Show your parents the link for Rossall, it's a good school and not that far from Liverpool.
But if you were in a boarding school, not going to school would not be an option.
This is the solution for you. Show your parents the link for Rossall, it's a good school and not that far from Liverpool.
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(Original post by Kerzen)
But if you were in a boarding school, not going to school would not be an option.
This is the solution for you. Show your parents the link for Rossall, it's a good school and not that far from Liverpool.
But if you were in a boarding school, not going to school would not be an option.
This is the solution for you. Show your parents the link for Rossall, it's a good school and not that far from Liverpool.
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(Original post by CrystalRose17)
I agree with that as well I think this is the best option for you .
I agree with that as well I think this is the best option for you .
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#33
(Original post by Distinky)
Hmm, is there a thing like online college?
Hmm, is there a thing like online college?
https://www.ool.co.uk/
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(Original post by CrystalRose17)
You can live alone but like you can't rent or sign the tenancy agreement for that you need a guardian adult .
This is from the official in website
"
If you’re 16 or 17
If you’re under 18, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to sign a tenancy contract or mortgage agreement.
"
You can live alone but like you can't rent or sign the tenancy agreement for that you need a guardian adult .
This is from the official in website
"
If you’re 16 or 17
If you’re under 18, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to sign a tenancy contract or mortgage agreement.
"
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#35
(Original post by Distinky)
Can I get my parents to sign that then?
Can I get my parents to sign that then?
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#36
I would say your best options are
1.move with your whole family
2.go to a boarding school
3.apply for university when you turn 18
1.move with your whole family
2.go to a boarding school
3.apply for university when you turn 18
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(Original post by CrystalRose17)
Like no your guardian should be someone who lives in the uk.Basically some one who can be responsible for you as you parents might only stay for a short time no most contractors won't accept that .They need someone who lives and works in the UK
Like no your guardian should be someone who lives in the uk.Basically some one who can be responsible for you as you parents might only stay for a short time no most contractors won't accept that .They need someone who lives and works in the UK
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#38
One more thing I forgot to tell you it's quite hard to get a visa for uk if you are not from Europe .If you come with student visa there is also restrictions on how much you can work I think its 20 hours a week .which is basically a part time job .
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(Original post by CrystalRose17)
I would say your best options are
1.move with your whole family
2.go to a boarding school
3.apply for university when you turn 18
I would say your best options are
1.move with your whole family
2.go to a boarding school
3.apply for university when you turn 18
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#40
(Original post by Distinky)
I'll look into the second option. Mind fully explaining what a boarding school is? I've heard of it but never fully understood it.
I'll look into the second option. Mind fully explaining what a boarding school is? I've heard of it but never fully understood it.
For more information look into this
https://study-uk.britishcouncil.org/...ern%20Ireland.
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