Arthur, the answer is a simple yes. As long as she would meet the requirements.Originally Posted by Arthur Little
Terpe ... in view of what you've just told me, would YOU happen to know if someone who has ILR is likely to be eligible to receive an Educational Grant? Or would he/she NEED to [also] have British Citizenship?
I'm thinking along the lines of Myrna - who's a BSc graduate from the University of the S.E. Philippines - being married to ME,a State Pensioner.
I hope she will be able to act upon that.
Perth College is just down the road from where we live. It'd be great if Myrna could get onto a course of her liking; she HAD taught Agricultural subjects - specialising in plant propogation - at a Provincial High School in Davao del Norte for 22 years ... but apparently her degree is only regarded as being on a par with HNC/HND in Scotland, so she can't teach here, unfortunately. Mind you, it's not that she's particularly fussy about returning to teaching ... but her qualifications might count towards another graduate course - say, in Business Administration or such like.
, Terpe. 
