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You can pay by cash, cheque, credit/debit card.

If your employer or sponsor is paying your fees, please provide us with a letter from the company which must be an original letter on the company’s letter-headed paper (copies, handwritten letters or emails cannot be accepted).

If you receive any of the benefits outlined below you will need to bring up-to-date proof (dated within three months) as detailed below.

For further details on any issue relating to enrolment, please contact Information Services:01274 433088

If you are 19 or over on 31 August 2010, you may not have to pay tuition fees if you are an unwaged dependant of someone in receipt of any of the benefits listed below. You will need to provide evidence as well as a letter from the recipient of the benefit, stating you are an unwaged dependant.

Benefit	Evidence you should bring to enrolment
Income Support	Letter from the Benefit Office, dated within the last tax year, stating the benefit entitlement.
Working Tax Credit with an assessed income of less than: £18,100 per couple, per year £13,300 single person’s allowance	The full Form TC602 (Childcare Allowance is not acceptable).
Job Seekers Allowance	Letter from the Benefit Office, dated within the last tax year, stating the benefit entitlement.
Housing Benefit	Letter from the Council, dated within the last tax year, confirming entitlement.
Council Tax Benefit	Letter from the Council, dated within the last tax year, confirming entitlement (not Single Occupancy discount).
Pension Guarantee Credit	Letter from the Benefit Office, dated within the last tax year, confirming entitlement.
Employment Support Allowance	Letter from the Benefit Office, dated within the last tax year, confirming entitlement.

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What to Bring to Enrolment

Benefit

Evidence you should bring to enrolment