UCAS employment section

If i work, and i mean a genuine part-time job I do regularly. Could I still add it onto my UCAS application even if I haven't given my NI number? I've been there for just under a year.

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Original post by _fafa233

If i work, and i mean a genuine part-time job I do regularly. Could I still add it onto my UCAS application even if I haven't given my NI number? I've been there for just under a year.

If you like, yes. It's primarily aimed at applicants who aren't applying to uni directly after having left school / college - i.e. mature students. However, it'll do no harm for you to enter details of your part-time work over the last year or so.

Honestly - Unis are not that bothered if you are a school-leaver, but yes you can enter it if you want to.

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If you’re over 16 and working you should have an NI number. Are your employers not declaring your pay to HMRC?

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Original post by PQ

If you’re over 16 and working you should have an NI number. Are your employers not declaring your pay to HMRC?

Nah theyre not. Its a cash-in-hand job but I've spoken about it in my personal statement so im just a bit worried its gonna look like im lying

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