2382 funding

[0151]

does anyone know if there is any self employed funding available for the 17th edition training??

thanks

 

[a1]

I don't - Sorry. But I am sure someone on here will know, for certain.

 

[Apache]

There may be a bit if info in this recent thread

http://www.talk.electricianforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4786

 

[ianmacd]

You have redeemed yourself Patch.

 

[Robojin]

For most of us the answer is no, whatever Mr Brown promises

It seems that some local councils may allocate funds for retraining, but often tied to a particular training companies and 90% slanted to Maths, literacy and IT skills (word etc)

When I looked into funds, it was given info about Career Development Loans via the Banks, however most of the schemes are poorly supported due to the delays the trainers found in getting paid so for me proved of no value

 

[a1]

For most of us the answer is no, whatever Mr Brown promises It seems that some local councils may allocate funds for retraining, but often tied to a particular training companies and 90% slanted to Maths, literacy and IT skills (word etc)

When I looked into funds, it was given info about Career Development Loans via the Banks, however most of the schemes are poorly supported due to the delays the trainers found in getting paid so for me proved of no value

That is what I had to do - to learn to drive and for my test on the "Coaches", when I were a 20 year old lad.

(Low Interest loans).

 

[searley]

try`ed your local business link for funding.

 

[a1pacino]

at our college they are letting those who completed the l3 2330 do 2382 (exam only-not full course) in a couple of weeks for between

 

[Zeespark]

a1, you dont need to pay if you are unemployed but you would have to do the full course.

AndyGuiness Drink

 

[a1pacino]

funding differs in different areas some places might but not all of them,its annoying it should be same across the board so everybody gets the same costs