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1. www.turn2us.org.uk › get-support › information-forFull time students and benefits - Benefits during time out ...

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   You can continue to get Universal Credit, Income Support, income-based Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) or income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) during your time out from study if you are a student who can get these benefits while studying.

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2. www.turn2us.org.uk › get-support › information-forWho is a full-time student for benefit purposes? | Turn2us

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   Find out more about the definition of a full-time student for benefit purposes and whether you can claim any benefits or tax credits

3. www.turn2us.org.uk › get-support › information-forWho is a part-time student for benefit purposes? | Turn2us

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   Who is a part-time student for benefit purposes? For Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA), Income Support, income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), Housing Benefit and Council Tax Support, whether you are a part-time student depends on your age and the level of the course.

4. www.gov.uk › guidance › universal-credit-and-studentsUniversal Credit and students - GOV.UK

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   You cannot usually get Universal Credit if you’re studying full-time. There are some exceptions. You may be able to get Universal Credit if you’re studying full-time and any of the following apply: 1. you’re aged 21 or under, in full-time non-advanced educationand do not have parental support 2. you’re responsible for a child 3. you live with your ...

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   The education or training provider usually decides whether a course is full-time. If you attend a full-time course on a part-time basis, you’ll be treated as studying full-time. A course is an arrangement of study, tuition or training. It can be academic, practical, or a combination of both. It is usually done at, or by arrangement with, an educati...

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   You may be able to get Universal Credit if you’re available for work and studying part-time. If the course is more than 12 hours a week non-advanced education, this only applies from 1 September following your 19th birthday. This is because your parents can claim benefits for you before that date. You may be asked to provide evidence of the course ...

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   You may be entitled to Universal Credit if you receive a student loan or grant. Your student income, such as loans and grants, can affect how much Universal Credit you get.

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   If you need help claiming Universal Credit, contact the Universal Credit helpline. Find more information about help with student finance.

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5. www.savethestudent.org › student-jobs › employmentPart-time workers’ rights for employment - Save the Student

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   Apr 9, 2024 · Holiday entitlement for part-time workers. All workers are legally entitled to a certain amount of paid holiday per year (unless you're self-employed or on a temporary contract). For those working full-time, you must get at least 5.6 paid holiday weeks a year.

6. www.studentjob.co.uk › career-advice › employmentStudents and Zero Hour Contracts | StudentJob UK

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   What is a zero hour contract? Here we take a closer look at the pros and cons of a zero hour contract. Read our career advice for students.

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   Can a full-time student get benefits during time out from study?

   • Find out more about the definition of a full-time student for benefit purposes and whether you can claim any benefits or tax credits If you are a full-time student, whether you can get benefits during time out from study depends on the reason for taking time out and the benefit concerned.

   Benefits during time out from study - Turn2us

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   What benefits are affected by being a part-time student?

   • The benefits which may be affected by being a part-time student are: If you are a part-time student and you live with a partner who is not a student, and either of you is getting legacy benefits for both of you, it may be possible for the benefit to continue being paid.

   Who is a part-time student for benefit purposes? | Turn2us

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   What benefits can I get if I'm not a student?

   • You will therefore only qualify for the benefits you could get while studying. If you aren't eligible for a student grant or loan, you may be entitled to Universal Credit, Jobseeker's Allowance, Housing Benefit or Council Tax Support for up to a year once your illness or caring responsibilities have come to an end.

   Benefits during time out from study - Turn2us

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   How many holiday weeks do you get a year?

   • For those working full-time, you must get at least 5.6 paid holiday weeks a year. Part-time workers are entitled to a proportion of those 5.6 weeks, depending on how many days/hours they work, also known as holiday 'pro-rata'. It's fairly simple to work out how much you're entitled to.

   Part-time workers’ rights for employment - Save the Student

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   Who is a full-time student?

   • You are a full-time student if: Qualifying young person Someone aged 16 or over but under 20 who meets a list of conditions. See full definition Relevant education Education that is full-time and not advanced. See full definition and Advanced education Studying a course to get a degree, diploma, or qualification. See full definition ’. or

   Who is a full-time student for benefit purposes? | Turn2us

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   When can I claim benefits if I'm doing a course?

   • If the course is more than 12 hours a week, this only applies from 1 September following your 19th birthday. This is because your parents can claim benefits for you before that date. You may be asked to provide evidence of the course you’re doing. This includes if you’ve left care provided by the local council or you’re without parental support.

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8. www.studentjob.co.uk › blog › 5928Weekend Jobs and Why They are Amazing | StudentJob UK

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   Mar 10, 2023 · One of the biggest advantages of working a weekend job is that it allows students to earn money without sacrificing too much of their study time. With classes during the week, it can be difficult to find the time to work a traditional 9-5 job, making weekends an ideal time to earn some extra cash.