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(EMA) Educational Maintenance Allowance

EMA is cash in your hands to help you carry on learning. If you’re 16, 17 or 18 and have left, or are about to leave school then it could be for you.
EMA means fewer money worries for you – and you could receive up to £30* a week during term time – leaving you to get on with your studies.

How much will I get?

If you qualify for EMA it is paid in weekly amounts of £10, £20 or £30 which go directly into your bank account. However, you will only get your money if you regularly attend and work hard on your course. On top of your weekly amount you can also receive bonuses but only if you continue to do well and meet targets set by your tutor when you start.

Amount you receive is calculated by looking at your household income. It isn’t affected by any money you earn from part-time work, and won’t make any difference to any benefits your parents getFor further information and application form please contact our Student Support Centre on 01388 44 30 51

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