Fees and Funding

We try to keep our fees as competitive as possible and can offer flexible payment options for self-funding students undertaking courses of more than three months' duration. Please contact us for further information

Depending on your situation and location, you (or your employer) may be able to access some funding support to help with your course fees.

Employers

Self funding students

Employers

In Scotland, business training grants of up to 50% are available to SMEs (5-249 employees) through many local authorities. In fact, in Glasgow, funding support of up to 80% has recently been made available.

A good source of information regarding potential sources of funding can be found on the GRANTnet website.

Self funding students

Students in England can find out more about potential financial help with learning by referring to the Financial help for adult learners section of the Directgov website.

Students in Scotland can find out more about potential financial help with learning by referring to the Helping you meet the costs of learning section of the Scottish Government website.

A Guide to Funding for Adult Learners in Wales is available on the Welsh Assembly Government (Llywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru) website.

Financial Help for Adults is a leaflet detailing practical support for students in Northern Ireland.

Many banks offer Professional & Career Development Loans to individual learners to help pay for course fees. These are not re-payable until you have completed your course of study.

To find out more about any of these funding opportunities, call one of our advisers on 0845 890 2549 or fill out the contact form on the website.

 

 

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