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    Finance Matters: Tuition and Examination Fees

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    This document provides information about tuition fees, financial support, and benefits for 16-18 year old students at a college. It details that tuition and exam fees are waived for 16-18 year olds. Travel passes are available to those living over 2 miles from college with household income under £16,190. Various bursaries such as the Progress Bursary of £30 per week are available for eligible students. Free meals may also be available for those receiving certain welfare benefits. Support is available for childcare costs and confirmation of benefits can be obtained from the college.

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    This document provides information about tuition fees, financial support, and benefits for 16-18 year old students at a college. It details that tuition and exam fees are waived for 16-18 year olds. Travel passes are available to those living over 2 miles from college with household income under £16,190. Various bursaries such as the Progress Bursary of £30 per week are available for eligible students. Free meals may also be available for those receiving certain welfare benefits. Support is available for childcare costs and confirmation of benefits can be obtained from the college.

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    This document provides information about tuition fees, financial support, and benefits for 16-18 year old students at a college. It details that tuition and exam fees are waived for 16-18 year olds. Travel passes are available to those living over 2 miles from college with household income under £16,190. Various bursaries such as the Progress Bursary of £30 per week are available for eligible students. Free meals may also be available for those receiving certain welfare benefits. Support is available for childcare costs and confirmation of benefits can be obtained from the college.

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    Finance Matters: Tuition and Examination Fees

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    This document provides information about tuition fees, financial support, and benefits for 16-18 year old students at a college. It details that tuition and exam fees are waived for 16-18 year olds. Travel passes are available to those living over 2 miles from college with household income under £16,190. Various bursaries such as the Progress Bursary of £30 per week are available for eligible students. Free meals may also be available for those receiving certain welfare benefits. Support is available for childcare costs and confirmation of benefits can be obtained from the college.

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    Finance Matters

    16-18 Year Olds


    2016/2017
    Tuition and Examination Fees

    All courses have fees attached to them. Discounts and waivers are available based on
    age, personal circumstances, the type of course you are studying and the level you are
    studying it at.
    If you are aged 16-18 at the start of your course and are not sponsored by your school
    or managing agent to attend, your tuition and examination fees will be waived.
    If you are attending a course in the evening, this may not apply. Contact us for
    more details.
    Travel
    You can apply for help with travel if you live 2+ miles from your college centre of
    attendance/placement and have a household income of under/up to 16,190.00 or be
    eligible for the college Progress Bursary
    Points to Note
    1 In order to qualify for this support, both you and the course must be eligible for
    EFA/SFA funding.
    2 You must be enrolled on a full study programme to receive this support.
    3 You will be asked to make a 20 contribution each term for this pass.
    4 If you lose your pass, you will be required to pay 45 for a replacement to be
    issued.
    5 Termly passes will only be renewed if you meet the 90% attendance requirement.
    College Bursaries
    1. Progress Bursary eligibility
    To qualify for this bursary you must be:
    Aged 16-18 at the start of your course
    and
    Attending a full study programme
    and
    A care leaver or in care
    or
    In receipt of Income Support or a Universal Credit payment instead of Income
    Support in your own name
    or
    In receipt of Employment and Support Allowance/Incapacity Benefit or Universal
    Credit and Disability Living Allowance/Personal Independence Payment in your
    own name
    or
    A young unaccompanied Asylum Seeker in one of the above groups

    or
    A young carer
    Payment Details
    30.00 per week for 36 weeks per year.
    Paid directly into your bank account via BACS.
    Free FE Meals
    If your family receives one of the welfare benefits listed below, you may be
    entitled to receive free FE meals if you are aged 16-18 on 31.8.16.
    If you are aged 16-18 on 31.8.16 and receive one of the following welfare
    benefits in your own name, then you may be eligible to receive free FE meals.
    Income Support
    Income-based Jobseekers Allowance
    Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
    Support under Part Vl of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
    The Guarantee Element of State Pension Credit
    Child Tax Credit (provided you are not entitled to Working Tax Credit) and
    have an annual gross income of no more than 16,190.00, as assessed
    by HMRC
    Working Tax Credit run on paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for
    Working Tax Credit
    During the initial roll out of the benefit Universal Credit
    Course Equipment Support
    Still to be confirmed.
    Student Fund
    The college has a limited fund to offer support to students with additional on course
    costs such as books, stationery, materials and equipment.
    Application forms are available from the office at your centre of attendance from
    October 2016.
    Only one application to this fund can be made each Academic Year.
    Childcare
    Government funding is available through the Care to Learn scheme. In order to qualify
    you must be 19 years of age or under, enrolled on a course of further education, caring
    for your own children and using a registered childcare provider.
    For further information, contact Karen Costain Childcare Manager on 252 3673 or
    karen.costain@liv-coll.ac.uk

    Welfare Benefits
    While you remain in full time non advanced education, your family will still receive Child
    Benefit and Child Tax Credit.
    If you require a letter to confirm this, you can complete a Benefits Confirmation Request
    Form at the Student Services office at your centre of attendance.

    Got a quick question about student fees, finance or


    funding?
    Why not

    AskAnn@liv-coll.ac.uk

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