can you be highly educated but not be able to work?
like study AS/A levels but be declared LCWRA?
Original post by Anonymous
like study AS/A levels but be declared LCWRA?
Do you mean claim it whilst studying or have you already got a levels and looking to be declared LCWRA?
Educational qualifications are irrelevant when applying for any benefits.
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