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Jul 1, 2007
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Hello,

Do I get an Education discount if I have started GCSE Coursework for School?

If not, if my mum bought it for me would she get a discount as she is a headteacher of a Lower School?

(UK)

Thanks
Tom :confused:
 
Who is Eligible To Purchase?

The following education individuals are eligible to purchase through the Apple Store for Education Individuals:
- a teacher, lecturer, tutor or other supervisor of students at a UK education establishment
- a student aged 18 and over with a valid student card, attending, or accepted into, a UK education establishment
- a parent purchasing on behalf of their child who is a student currently attending or accepted into a UK Higher or Further Education establishment

Purchase Quantity.
Staff, students and parents purchasing from the Apple Store for Education Individuals will be allowed to purchase the following quantities of product per academic school year:

a. Desktop: One (1) may be purchased per academic year
b. Mac mini: One (1) may be purchased per academic year
c. Notebook: One (1) may be purchased per academic year
d. Display: A maximum of two (2) may be purchased per academic year
e. Software: A maximum of two (2) per software title may be purchased per academic year

http://store.apple.com/Apple/WebObjects/ukInd

Sounds like your mum should be able to. :)
 
I just want to wag my finger at you for trying to steal some of the glory from one of our members.



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Shameful, really.
;)
 
Who is Eligible To Purchase?
The following education individuals are eligible to purchase through the Apple Store for Education Individuals:
- a teacher, lecturer, tutor or other supervisor of students at a UK education establishment
- a student aged 18 and over with a valid student card, attending, or accepted into, a UK education establishment
- a parent purchasing on behalf of their child who is a student currently attending or accepted into a UK Higher or Further Education establishment

Purchase Quantity.
Staff, students and parents purchasing from the Apple Store for Education Individuals will be allowed to purchase the following quantities of product per academic school year:

a. Desktop: One (1) may be purchased per academic year
b. Mac mini: One (1) may be purchased per academic year
c. Notebook: One (1) may be purchased per academic year
d. Display: A maximum of two (2) may be purchased per academic year
e. Software: A maximum of two (2) per software title may be purchased per academic year

School / Institution Name
City


The Apple hardware purchases above can be made either online or through an Apple Retail Store in the UK. Total product quantities remain the same regardless of where your purchase is made. Apple Software is only at available education discounts online.

Statement of Eligibility and Acceptance of Terms and Conditions. By clicking “I accept” below, I agree and confirm that:

(i) I am a member of one of the defined groups above eligible to purchase and that the products being purchased direct from Apple Xemplar Education Limited are for the personal, education, and/or research use of a student, teacher, lecturer, or staff member.
(ii) Apple may contact me to request proof of my status and may refuse my order if I do not provide proof which is satisfactory for Apple.
(iii) The terms and conditions at the link below apply to my purchases from the Apple Store for Education.


Apple Xemplar Education Limited is a company incorporated in England having its registered offices at 100 New Bridge Street, London EC4V 6JA, England. Company number: 3143694.

Nothing about Higher Education there... :confused:

And you don't have to ring up to buy it for Education in the UK... So in theory I could get my mum to buy it as a teacher?

gauchogolfer said:
I just want to wag my finger at you for trying to steal some of the glory from one of our members.





Shameful, really.

Not my fault im Addicted to them, Anyway I use this name on other forum too :p Hehe
 
you do have to ring...for further education im from UK and i had to for my macbook

quote from apple store uk, education "Apple Store for Further Education
Please call 0800 039 1010
(By phone exclusively)"

link- http://store.apple.com/Catalog/uk/Images/routingpage.html

plus your not eligable for higher education thats for uni students only

When you go to type in the school name:
The Apple hardware purchases above can be made either online or through an Apple Retail Store in the UK. Total product quantities remain the same regardless of where your purchase is made. Apple Software is only at available education discounts online

And before you type in the school name:
You are living in the UK

* Apple Store for Education
or call 0800 039 1010
 
I'd just get your mum to fill those details in on the site, when I order from the edu store they never check to make sure or ring me up etc, your mum sounds eligible anyways.
 
plus your not eligable for higher education thats for uni students only
Nope, not true.

In Bristol, for example, the City Academy is included. There're quite a few 6th form colleges in Wales that count, as do some UK HE colleges where you don't need to be 18 to study. Plus there other kinds of HE institutions that offer vocational, rather than academic, qualifications (e.g. drama).

The HE Store tends to cater for university student and staff, but it does not do so exclusively.
 
Nope, not true.

In Bristol, for example, the City Academy is included. There're quite a few 6th form colleges in Wales that count, as do some UK HE colleges where you don't need to be 18 to study. Plus there other kinds of HE institutions that offer vocational, rather than academic, qualifications (e.g. drama).

The HE Store tends to cater for university student and staff, but it does not do so exclusively.

we dont get that in my sixth form or any in my area...that sucks
 
we dont get that in my sixth form or any in my area...that sucks
That's a shame - as I say, it does tend to be universities that benefit, but it's always worth a check esp as most people (reasonably) assume it's just for those institutions.
 
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