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You could be eligible for Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA)

You could be eligible for Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) You could get EMA and be entitled to £40 per week. This is only an estimate of what you might be able to get for the academic year 2025 to 2026. Find out how to apply.

You’re not eligible for Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) due to your household income

You’re not eligible for Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) To qualify for EMA, your total household income must be: £23,400 or less if you’re the only young person in your household £25,974 or less if there are other young people in your household A "young person" is: anyone under 16 years old a person who is between 16 and 20 years old, is in full-time education or training and is eligible to receive Child Benefit

Getting your EMA payments

Getting your EMA payments, Further Education | Student Finance Wales This is an agreement between you and your school or college. It outlines the attendance criteria for you to get your EMA payments. EMA. If you’re eligible for EMA before your course starts You should sign this when you start your course. If you become eligible for EMA after your course starts You should sign this as soon as you become eligible.After signing your EMA Agreement, your school or college will confirm that you’ve been

Eligibility

Who is eligible for EMA, Further Education | Student Finance Wales Before making your application, there are some things you should check to make sure you’ll be able to get EMA. Age You must. to apply for EMA if you’re living in Wales. Check our Nationality and Residency guide for more information Course Although you don't have to study in Wales to get EMA, you must be studying at a school or college involved in the EMA scheme. Your course should be an academic or vocational course, up

Information for parents, guardians and partners

Information for parents, guardians and partners on EMA, Further Education | Student Finance Wales Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) is an income-assessed weekly allowance of £40 a week, to help. and behaviour requirements. If anyone in your household receives EMA, these payments will not affect any benefits being paid to you or the student.For the student to be eligible for EMA, you need. young people in the household. This will help us determine whether the student is eligible for EMA