Nicola Lespeare commented, 09 December 2021 16:29

Thanks for your helpful replies!

1. Expired UK passport

Thanks for your helpful replies!

Nicola Lespeare commented, 06 December 2021 13:20

Thanks for your reply. Does this mean that as long as the provider has seen a learner's expired passport (where no VISA is required) this is acceptable in reference to the funding rule P368.2 below:[image]

1. Expired UK passport

Thanks for your reply. Does this mean that as long as the provider has seen a learner's expired passport (where no VISA is required) this is acceptable in reference to the funding rule P368.2 below:

Nicola Lespeare commented, 02 July 2021 15:00

Thanks Martin. Your point re using the same programme duration and number of weeks on the programme noted. Please can you advise how you calculated: - the figure of 62? Our programme example above is based on 14 months = 60.83 weeks. - 8.83 weeks - is this based on 4.345 weeks in the year? Is there a calculator available that can work this out for providers ?

1. OTJ Minimum

Thanks Martin. Your point re using the same programme duration and number of weeks on the programme noted. Please can you advise how you calculated: - the figure of 62? Our programme example above ...

Nicola Lespeare commented, 24 May 2021 08:09

Great, thanks for confirming.

1. Extending Programme - part time learner

Great, thanks for confirming.

Nicola Lespeare commented, 12 April 2021 11:55

Great, thanks for your help!

1. Tier 2 VISA eligibility for funding

Great, thanks for your help!

Nicola Lespeare commented, 12 April 2021 11:22

Thank you Steve. To conclude, according to the table (P399): In a scenario where a Non-EEA citizen has ordinarily been a resident in the EEA for 3 years – their family member (our applicant) who is a Non-EEA citizen is not eligible for funding. Is this correct?

1. Tier 2 VISA eligibility for funding

Thank you Steve. To conclude, according to the table (P399): In a scenario where a Non-EEA citizen has ordinarily been a resident in the EEA for 3 years – their family member (our applicant) who is...

Nicola Lespeare commented, 12 April 2021 09:22

Thanks for your reply and prompts Steve. Re the Right to Work - excerpt below from the ‘Work in the UK’ gov.uk site: A Skilled Worker visa allows you to come to or stay in the UK to do an eligible job with an approved employer. This visa has replaced the Tier 2 (General) work visa. It appears that the applicant fulfils the Right to Work.  Re their spouse, if their spouse is also on a visa and they have not been resident in the UK for 3 years, are we correct in that the applicant therefore would not be fundable? (P399 of Apps rules). Thank you.

1. Tier 2 VISA eligibility for funding

Thanks for your reply and prompts Steve. Re the Right to Work - excerpt below from the ‘Work in the UK’ gov.uk site: A Skilled Worker visa allows you to come to or stay in the UK to do an eligible ...