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fees information Aged 16 to 18


if you are under 19 on 31 august 2011 and are a home/eu student, you will not have to pay any fee at all. All tuition, registration and exam fees are free.


Aged 19 and over


Most students will pay the standard fee, plus the annual College registration fee. Fees for 2011/12 have not yet been set, so please enquire at Student Services or on our website from June onwards for the exact fees.


There are some exceptions, where you do not pay the standard fee as outlined below:


• if you are studying for your first Level 2 qualification, then the tuition fee may be waived and you will pay only the College registration charge.*


• if you are aged 19 to 25 and studying for your first Level 3 qualification, then the tuition fee may be waived and you will pay only the College Registration charge.*


• if you are studying a skills for life (not esol) course.*


• if you are a student aged 60 or over, then you may be eligible for a 30% reduction on the tuition fee.*


• if you are receipt of prescribed income based benefits, then you pay only the College registration fee of £30.


These benefits include: Jobseekers allowance, income Support, Working Tax Credit (where household income is less than £15,276 at time of printing), Housing/Council Tax Benefit, pension Credit (guarantee Credit only), income related employment and Support Allowance. Current evidence of benefit must be shown at enrolment. For two year courses, fees are charged for the current year of the course and the same amount will be payable at the start of the second year.*


*You will be asked to provide auditable evidence to support any fee reductions.


Full cost courses


Some courses are offered by the College, but do not get any funding from the government. For these courses, no fee reductions are available so students of all ages must pay the full fee shown at the time of enrolment. No concessions are available. The prompt payment discount does not apply.


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