News flash! Does working part-time affect student finance?
Generally speaking, working a part-time job shouldn’t affect your eligibility for student finance, provided that your job isn’t your only source of income. Keep reading to learn more!
Sport! We should be in the middle of an amazing summer of sport with the greatest show on earth taking place. Instead the Olympics have moved to next year as have the Euros.
Liverpool won the premier league in an empty stadium. Wimbledon was cancelled. The 6 Nations is yet to be completed and the Principality Stadium in Cardiff is currently a field hospital. And the F1 at Silverstone is weirdly taking place twice but to TV cameras only.
But in the middle of it all, there’s a little bit of normality slowly returning as grassroots sports start to return. And if you’re anything like us, boy have we missed it!
At Host we want to support your teams. So, we’re giving a shout out on our socials to you and the sports that you play. To the grassroots teams at home and the uni teams that you play for week in week out.
To be featured all you have to do is DM us on Instagram or Facebook, or send an email to enquiries@host-students.com with your:
We’ll then post a shout out to you and your team on our Facebook page and Instagram story.
The closing date to be featured is Sunday 9th August.
To become more ‘environmentally friendly’, Host is launching the #HostEnvironmentalPledge campaign to encourage responsible behaviour and drive sustainability across our sites throughout the UK and Ireland.
It’s a simple campaign! For every percent we reduce our overall utilities (electric, water and gas) consumption by we donate to one of our nominated charities.
Show me all newsGenerally speaking, working a part-time job shouldn’t affect your eligibility for student finance, provided that your job isn’t your only source of income. Keep reading to learn more!
You will need money for a range of things during your time in University, ranging from food and travel to accommodation and uni supplies. What you need will depends on your particular circumstances, but we have created an exhaustive list to ensure you can plan ahead and save for your university experience.
You’ve packed everything that you can physically fit into your family car. And said goodbye (tearful or otherwise) to your friends back home. Pulling up to your new uni home will be a bit of a whirlwind. Between finding somewhere to park and what you will need to take into reception to check in on move in day. Move in day can feel stressful, but the main thing is that once it’s over and you’re in your new room – the fun can begin.