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Tuition fees and funding

Information about programme fees, payment arrangements and financial considerations when studying with Britannia College.

Understanding your tuition fees

Britannia College sets tuition fees individually for each programme. Fees reflect the particular qualification, its duration and the learning and assessment arrangements involved. The published fee for your chosen programme should be reviewed alongside its course description, entry requirements and expected study commitment.

Where a programme offers instalment payments, this is a way of paying its tuition fee over time rather than a separate form of financial assistance. The available arrangements are determined by the programme and confirmed during the application process.

Published tuition fees

The table below presents the tuition fees recorded for currently published programmes. Select a course title for its full academic specification, entry requirements and application information. Where a fee has been scheduled for a future enrolment, it is shown separately from the current fee.

ProgrammeCurrent tuition feeFuture enrolment feePayment arrangements
Level 4 Certificate in Mental Health, Safeguarding and Professional Practice£360.00£695.00Effective 5 July 2027Full payment or monthly instalments
Level 4 Certificate in Counter Terrorism and Protective Security Studies£360.00£895.00Effective 1 February 2027Full payment or monthly instalments
Level 4 Certificate in Sustainability and Environmental Management£360.00£895.00Effective 5 July 2027Full payment or monthly instalments
Level 7 Professional Diploma in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education£720.00£3,000.00Effective 1 January 2028Full payment or monthly instalments

The fee applicable to an application is confirmed through the College's application and payment process. If a fee is not published for a particular course, please contact the College before applying.

Fees for future enrolments

Tuition fees may be reviewed for subsequent enrolments. When a revised fee has been approved and entered into the course administration system, Britannia College may publish both the current tuition fee and the fee scheduled to take effect from a specified date.

A future fee does not automatically replace the current published fee before its effective date. Applicants should refer to the fee and payment information presented to them during their own application. A fee change for a future intake should not be interpreted as a change to an existing learner's agreed payment terms.

Paying your tuition fees

Payment in full

Applicants may be offered the option to pay the applicable tuition fee in full through the College's established application and payment process. The amount and payment instructions are provided as part of that process.

Monthly instalments

Where monthly instalments are enabled for a programme, the application process presents the available payment plan. The maximum instalment period is determined by the programme's duration and the instalment limit configured for that course. A payment plan cannot extend beyond the permitted course period.

Payment schedules and amounts are confirmed before an applicant commits to the arrangement. Instalment availability may differ between programmes, and an instalment option should not be assumed unless it is offered during the application process.

Keeping payment details up to date

Learners should review their payment schedule and ensure that the payment details provided remain accurate. Questions about an existing arrangement should be raised with the College promptly so the relevant account and enrolment details can be reviewed.

Employer sponsorship and professional development

Some learners undertake professional qualifications with the support of an employer or sponsoring organisation. This may take the form of direct payment, reimbursement or study support under the employer's own professional development arrangements.

Applicants seeking employer support should establish what their employer has agreed to fund, who will make the payment and whether any internal approval is required before proceeding. Employer sponsorship is not automatically provided by Britannia College and should not be assumed from a programme's professional focus.

External funding and financial assistance

Eligibility for grants, loans, professional development budgets or third-party financial assistance depends on the rules of the organisation providing the funding and the status of the particular qualification. Applicants should obtain confirmation directly from the relevant funding provider before relying on external support.

Registration on the UK Register of Learning Providers does not, by itself, establish eligibility for government student finance. Unless a specific programme expressly states otherwise, applicants should not assume that public student loans, apprenticeship funding, bursaries or scholarships are available for their studies at Britannia College.

Additional costs and study requirements

Tuition fees should be considered alongside the practical requirements of online study. Learners may need suitable computer equipment, reliable internet access and sufficient time to participate in scheduled learning and complete assessments.

Some programmes may include practical activities, teaching observations or other assessed tasks. The academic requirements for these activities are set out in the relevant course information. Where a programme specifies additional materials or costs, applicants should review those requirements before accepting a place. The College should be contacted if any item is unclear.

Withdrawals, cancellations and refunds

Applicants should review the College's applicable enrolment terms, cancellation information and refund provisions before making payment. The treatment of fees following cancellation, withdrawal or interruption of study depends on the relevant terms, the circumstances and any applicable statutory rights.

This page is a general guide to tuition fees and does not replace the contractual information provided during enrolment. If you are considering withdrawing or need clarification about a payment already made, contact the College so that the applicable arrangements can be explained in relation to your enrolment.

Further information and advice

If you need confirmation of a tuition fee, an upcoming fee change, the instalment options for a specific course or the information supplied during application, please contact Britannia College before making a financial commitment.

You can also review the full academic information for each programme in the course directory.

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