24 Advanced learning loan courses

Child Care Courses, Teaching Assistant, Teaching Courses. Learners aged and over, studying at Level or Levelincluding QCF Certificates and Diplomas, Access to HE and A-Levels. NB Learners aged and under continue to receive public subsidy for learning in further education at level and and therefore are not eligible for the loan.

Can I get a loan for higher education in the UK? This is a great way to access courses that previously, for financial reasons, may have been out of your reach!

Advanced Learner Loans. How much can I get? This depends on your course, the tuition fees charged and the maximum amounts set by the Government. The minimum loan amount is £300.

A loan for learners aged and over studying in Further Education at Level or above. It’s worth checking whether there are any non-repayable bursaries or grants available to help with the extra costs of further education and training courses.

You will not need to reapply each year. The loan is NOT means tested or dependent on credit checks.

This means rather than an individual having to pay for their course upfront they have the option of accessing a loan, from the Student Loans Company, that they will only start to repay once they have finished the course and are earning over £2000. To use this repayment calculator you need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Once you enable JavaScript, refresh this page to see the repayment calculator.

If you are unsure if the course you are looking to study is eligible please call us for further details. Start your learning without paying a penny.

They are also available for students who are years old or above and need support with funding their Level and qualification. The scheme operates in a similar way to the student loan facility used to fund higher education and is operated jointly by the Skills Funding Agency and the Student Loans Company, under their Student Finance brand. You pay back your loan (plus interest) when you finish your course and earn more than £20a year.

There are no credit checks and applications are not dependent on your income. These loans help you to pay the tuition fees charged for Accredited Learning Programmes.

Most learners aged and over, studying at level and above, will qualify for these new loans from the UK government. The idea is very simple and means that now those over years old can access student loans for vocational training. This loan allows you to gain the skills and knowledge to enhance your career.

Taking out the loan means you can study your course and gain the qualification without having. Low-interest loans - study now, pay later.

There’s also nothing to pay back until you’ve completed your course and you’re earning over £20per year!

Eligibility for the loan doesn’t depend on your income, and there are no credit checks. It means students now have more choice in how they pay for their courses. It’s easy to apply, your household income is not taken into account and there is no credit check.

Acceptance does NOT depend on income and NO credit checks are needed to progress. Repayments start once your course is complete and you are earning over £20per year.

We have tried to answer some of the questions about the loans. We hope you find this guide useful. All NDA Diploma Courses are eligible for UK Student Loans because they are fully accredited. The amount you get depends on the type of course you take and the cost of the course.

Learning providers may charge more than the maximum loan available. The learner will need to self-fund any difference between their loan and their course fee.

Ok, I am starting an Access Course in September. I was told that I would be able to apply for it until April.