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how can i apply for the disadvantage points (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter UNZPME
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Hi
Careers Adviser here!
It is the EAS scheme
If you have all of the info you will have the codes that match your problem
Disadvantaged schools do not necessarily get automatic points
The EAS info tells you exactly what documentation you need to prove your disability
It is your CA and YA jobs to find out what to do OR go straight to your Principal and tell them about the response that you got! NOT GOOD ENOUGH!
I really am a CA and thats what gives us a bad rep!
And the applications really are due in a few days time
Good luck!
Wish I knew what school you were at so I could call your CA
Careers Adviser here!
It is the EAS scheme
If you have all of the info you will have the codes that match your problem
Disadvantaged schools do not necessarily get automatic points
The EAS info tells you exactly what documentation you need to prove your disability
It is your CA and YA jobs to find out what to do OR go straight to your Principal and tell them about the response that you got! NOT GOOD ENOUGH!
I really am a CA and thats what gives us a bad rep!
And the applications really are due in a few days time
Good luck!
Wish I knew what school you were at so I could call your CA
Every area and its uni have a scheme that operates locally
UWS give my students bonus points for being local and for relevant subjects
EAS is different
If your application is accepted then you will get in with a slightly lower mark and get the help that you need at uni to combat the problem
It covers things like remoteness, long term illness, family responsibilities, etc etc
UWS give my students bonus points for being local and for relevant subjects
EAS is different
If your application is accepted then you will get in with a slightly lower mark and get the help that you need at uni to combat the problem
It covers things like remoteness, long term illness, family responsibilities, etc etc