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Bursaries£1,400 bursary if household income is less that £25,000; £935 if less than £35,000; £470 if less than £45,000.
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Bursaries are available from the General Social Care Council to support the costs of your training.
Social work 2011
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These institutions are funded by all of our taxes and all of us should have an equal and fair opportunity to be eligible for all that a University has to offer including Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Financial Assistance or any other assistance.
Ret. Judge Paul Staniszewski Espouses Clear Hatred : Law is Cool 2009
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Bursaries£1,000 annually for those with a household income below £25,000 or £1,000 for UK undergraduates who have completed a recognised access course. £1,000 for care leavers in 2011.
University guide 2012: University of the West of England, Bristol 2011
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Bursaries£525 a year for those with a household income of less than £39,305.
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Bursaries of up to £2,500, supported by Robinsons, are available to winners of each regional award, to help them with their work in sport.
Archive 2008-09-01 Thatsnews 2008
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Bursaries had been made available since 2005 by the department for students to study science.
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Bursaries of up to £2,500, supported by Robinsons, are available to winners of each regional award, to help them with their work in sport.
Nominate your Unsung Hero Thatsnews 2008
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Bursaries to students studying science and related disciplines have been increased by R400 million, which covers an additional 105,000 students.
ANC Today 2004
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Bursaries to students studying science and related disciplines have been increased by R400 million, which covers an additional 105,000 students.
ANC Today 2004
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