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Each year the University considers applications from students struggling with their finances. Applications close when the fund runs out.
As well as providing extra cash while you study, paid work experience will also contribute towards your CV and make you more attractive to future employers. If you’re an International Student, make sure you have permission to work and check any conditions
BCU Jobs (For example Ambassador Roles)
Students’ Union Jobs Board
Careers+ Support and Job Listings
More on Part-time work
Save money by making the most of student discounts, here’s a few we recommend:
Free Verify your student status via your BCU email to access exclusive deals. Save money on everything like fashion, food, tech and travel.
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Information on the main sources of Government student support can be found here:
Student Tax
Students in the UK are liable to pay income tax and National Insurance contributions on their earnings, just like everyone else. Student must pay Income Tax: If you earn more than £1,048 a month on average - this is your Personal Allowance National Insurance: if you earn more than £242 a week
Council Tax
Most full-time students are ‘exempt’ from council tax, meaning they don’t have to pay. However, there are some other things to consider about council tax.
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