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Fees Only Award

What is “Fees Only Award”?
Fees Only Awards cover your tuition fee for the courses that you are applying for. For example, suppose a course has tuition fee of £600 and the awarding organisation fee is £90, making the course fee £690 in total. Our “Fees Only Award” will cover £600 and you will only have to pay £90.
How many awards are available?
24 Awards are available every year. This annual quota will be split into two Awards each month.
What’s the eligibility for the Award?

You will only be eligible for the award if all the following conditions are met:

  1. You have never applied for any Award in the past from Britannia School of Academics, or any other member of Britannia Education Group.
  2. You are currently unemployed, have been unemployed for at least one month, and are able to provide evidence of this when requested.
  3. You are already in the teaching or related profession and have a basic understanding of the course that you want to study with us.
  4. You must not be a current or ex-employee of Britannia Education Group. This includes freelancers and contractors.
I live outside the UK. Can I Still apply for the Fees Only Award?
Yes, you can. We pride ourselves to be a global provider of teaching courses. We do have learners from more than 10 different countries. Please feel free to apply for the Award regardless of your country of residence.
If it is a Fees Only Award, what would I have to pay?

The only charge to pay is the awarding organisation fee. Below is the list of awarding organisation fees applicable to the range of our courses.

I have visited the course page on your website. It says the charges are included in the fees. Then why do you have the Awarding Organisation fees listed here?

You are right. When paying for the course fee as usual, the awarding organisation fee is included in the course fee. However, this award does not cover the awarding organisation charges, hence why it is called the “Fees only Award”.

In other words, if you were to buy the course normally, we wouldn’t charge you anything extra for the awarding organisation registration and certification- it would be included in the course fee. In contrast to this, through the fees only award, the course fee will be waived, leaving only the registration and certification cost to be paid.

Is there a deadline to apply?
Applications received by the 25th of every calendar month will be considered for the Award for the following month. Admissions team will meet on the first Monday of every calendar month to decide who the successful applicant is. You will be notified either way, shortly after the meeting has taken place.
How soon can I start the course if my application for the Award is successful?
If your application is successful, you will be able to start the course within two working days.
What if my application for the Award is not successful? Can I appeal against the decision?
Unfortunately, there is no right of appeal. The Award is discretionary in nature and only designated members of admissions team will have the right to determine the most deserving candidates.
In a limited number of cases, an unsuccessful applicant might be offered a further discounted price on the course. Again, this is not something that can be requested or appealed against.
Can I reapply for the Award if an earlier application has been refused?
Unfortunately not; you can only apply once, whether or not your application has been successful.
I have read all the information and keen to apply. What do I need to do?
Great. Simply complete the below form and we will get back to you with a decision.

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