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These grants are particularly aimed at members and attenders gaining further or higher education to equip themselves to serve society and/or Quakers in Britain.
To apply you should be a mature student or graduate, either in membership of Britain Yearly Meeting or an attender of at least five years (this may be waived for applicants showing evidence of strong support from the local meeting or another Quaker body). You should be in need of financial support to take the course.
The course should be offered at a reputable institution within the UK.
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How to apply
Applications are currently closed. Applications for 2024-2025 will be open from January - April 2024. You'll find the 2023 guidance, letters for referees, and application form below for reference in the meantime. However please do not use these for your application as updated documents will be provided in January.
- Adult Education grant application form 2023 (Word)
- Adult Education Grants Guidelines 2023 (PDF)
- Adult Education grant tutor reference request 2023 (Word)
- Adult Education grant Quaker reference request 2023 (Word)