tertiary level study study in an approved course of the type at 3.4.3(e) or in an approved course that recogned by the authority responsible for accrediting higher education courses or the authority responsible for accrediting vocational education and training courses in the state or territory in which the course conducted ungraded level study study in an approved course at an institution described in 3.4.2(d) or 3.4.2(e) that recogned as ungraded (including skills’) by the ‘living state/territory education or health authority. studying concurrently at a senior secondary institution and a TAFE are considered to be secondary students for the AIC Scheme. 3.4.5 Effect of previous studies on AIC allowance eligibility A previous study at primary, secondary or tertiary (including TAFE/VTE) level does not affect their eligibility. 3.5 Effect of other Australian Government payments on eligibility A receipt of other Australian Government asstance can affect their eligibility. Th section outlines such effects. Payments that do not exclude eligibility Payments that affect the level of entitlement Payments that exclude eligibility. 3.5.1 Payments that do not exclude eligibility A receiving AIC allowances (except the Pensioner Education Supplement) for a can also receive Family Tax Benefit Carer Allowance or Double Orphan Pension. Students who receive the sability Support Pension or Parenting Payment (Single) can also receive the Pensioner Education Supplement (see ). or territory education and training asstance does not affect eligibility. Most state and territory governments also provide asstance to olated students, and some tie that asstance to eligibility for the AIC Scheme. Eligibility for the Scheme not affected by receipt of such asstance. 3.5.2 Payments that affect the level of entitlement Certain receipts of Australian Government payments (detailed in Section ) may automatically entitle an applicant to receive AIC Additional Boarding Allowance. If an applicant a foster applying on behalf of a in an official foster care arrangement and receiving a state/territory foster care or similar allowance they may qualify for the Basic Boarding Allowance. They may also qualify for the Additional
tertiary level study study in an approved course of the type at 3.4.3(e) or in an approved course that recogned by the authority responsible for accrediting higher education courses or the authority responsible for accrediting vocational education and training courses in the state or territory in which the course conducted ungraded level study study in an approved course at an institution described in 3.4.2(d) or 3.4.2(e) that recogned as ungraded (including ‘living skills’) by the state/territory education or health authority. studying concurrently at a senior secondary institution and a TAFE are considered to be secondary students for the AIC Scheme. 3.4.5 Effect of previous studies on AIC allowance eligibility A previous study at primary, secondary or tertiary (including TAFE/VTE) level does not affect their eligibility. 3.5 Effect of other Australian Government payments on eligibility A receipt of other Australian Government asstance can affect their eligibility. Th section outlines such effects. Payments that do not exclude eligibility Payments that affect the level of entitlement Payments that exclude eligibility. 3.5.1 Payments that do not exclude eligibility A receiving AIC allowances (except the Pensioner Education Supplement) for a can also receive Family Tax Benefit Carer Allowance or Double Orphan Pension. Students who receive the sability Support Pension or Parenting Payment (Single) can also receive the Pensioner Education Supplement (see ). or territory education and training asstance does not affect eligibility. Most state and territory governments also provide asstance to olated students, and some tie that asstance to eligibility for the AIC Scheme. Eligibility for the Scheme not affected by receipt of such asstance. 3.5.2 Payments that affect the level of entitlement Certain receipts of Australian Government payments (detailed in Section ) may automatically entitle an applicant to receive AIC Additional Boarding Allowance. If an applicant a foster applying on behalf of a in an official foster care arrangement and receiving a state/territory foster care or similar allowance they may qualify for the Basic Boarding Allowance. They may also qualify for the Additional
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