Support Materials
In this section you will find products to help you advise young people and their families on EMA and how to make a successful application.
Please allow 5 - 8 days delivery:
e2e Declaration Form
If you are an e2e provider and intend to register a learner for EMA:
- If the learner is starting a programme of learning before 31st August 2009 and applying for EMA using a 2008/09 (turquoise) application pack, you MUST click here for the e2e declaration. This includes learners with dates of birth between the 1st September 1989 and the 31st August 1992. The declaration should be downloaded, completed and returned along with the learner’s application for EMA 2008/09. Please note that this form should only be used with a 2008/09 application pack.
- All other learners starting programmes after 31st August must apply on a 2009/10 (green) application pack. Special instructions apply for e2e learners applying on 2009/10 forms, these are detailed in the guidance notes included with the green application pack. Please read these instructions carefully, or the young person may not have their application assessed.
Application Form Resource Pack
This A4 guide is to provide practical advice on the completion of the EMA application form 2009/10.
This guide also include a guide on which application form to use for the appropriate year.
The Application Form Resource Pack is available for download only.
Application Form Resource Pack 2009/10
A Guide for Providers Working with Young People
The purpose of this A5 leaflet is to help you advise young people and their families on how EMA might support young people who remain in/return to learning at the end of their compulsory schooling in England. It includes: an explanation of EMA; eligibility criteria; how and when young people should apply for EMA; the EMA Guarantee and information on how to avoid common mistakes when completing an EMA application form.
A guide for Practitioners working with young people.
Order printed version - quote LSC-P-NAT- 090006
What Does Learner Support Do? Big Picture
This product has been updated for the new academic year and is now in the format of a z-card to be used as a desk aid. It has been designed to simply explain what the nine strand of learner support are, and how they contribute to wider LSC objectives.
The reverse of the product is an eligibility checker which provides an at a glance guide to what support learners are eligible to receive.
What Does Learner Support Do? Big Picture
What Does Learner Support Do? Reverse of product
Order Printed version - quote LSC-P-NAT-090139
Financial Help for Young People
The following map has been produced by the Centre for Economics and Social Inclusion on behalf of the LSC, to give learners an overview of the financial support provided by the government that they may be eligible to receive.
Financial Help for Young People
