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EMA for E2E
EMA (Education Maintenance Allowance) is a weekly payment worth up to £30 for students who are planning to start year 12 in a school or FE College in September 2007. EMA is paid in addition to other support and benefits provided by the Government and your family won’t lose out on other money if you get EMA. There are also bonuses of £125 if you remain on your course and make good progress with your learning. And what is more, payments will be made direct to your bank account.
 Who can get EMA?
You can get EMA if:
What types of course attract EMA?
Students have to be enrolled on courses of further education and Training up to and including Level 3 but not including higher education. The main types covered are:
Please note that any course that attracts a training allowance will not be covered by EMA.
When can I apply for EMA?
You can apply any time after April 2007, even if you have not decided where you want to study. Your School or Connexions PA will give you further information on how to apply for EMA.
Where can I get more information about EMA?
The official EMA website provides details of this scheme and how it could help you to afford learning after the age of 16. |
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