The admission with Brit College is a step by step and easy process for both local and International students. Usually there are four academic sessions – February, May,August and October.

Please follow the instructions below for admission:

01. Request an application form and prospectus:
i. An application form and prospectus will be posted to your address on request.
ii. Download an application form from our website.
iii. From the authorized representatives of the college. (Overseas applicants only)

02. Please return the completed Application Form to the College along with the following documents:
A. 100 GBP registration fees (Non refundable at any case).
B. Two passport size colour photographs.
C. Copies of academic certificates and qualifications.
D. Any other documents that might support the applicant’s application (e.g. any non – academic qualification, academic or employer’s reference etc.)

Upon receipt of the above documents, you may be called for an interview by the head of the department or an assessment may be arranged over the telephone if required.

03. If your application is successful, the College will:
1. Send a letter of eligibility which confirms you are eligible for the course with an invoice for the deposit.
2. Send acceptance letters which you require to apply for a visa once we have received the required deposit. (If you are applying from overseas)

04. Paying of your fees:
Once you have received your acceptance documentation you can start making arrangements for your tuition fees to be sent to the College. If you are paying your fees from overseas you should ask your bank to issue a Banker's Draft made payable to BRIT COLLEGE which you should send to us by courier or registered post. If your fees are to be paid by a sponsor in the United Kingdom you should ask your sponsor to contact the College to arrange an appointment to see the course advisor or registrar.

05. Obtaining student visa:
Applicants from some countries are required to obtain a Visa from their local British Embassy or High Commission prior to traveling to the UK. You may be required to show the following documents to the British Embassy/High Commission entry clearance officer during your interview:

A valid passport

Completed Visa Application form.

A letter of acceptance from the college

A Letter to the British High Commission/Embassy issued by the college

Confirmation of accommodation

Academic qualifications

Evidence that demonstrates enough fund to meet all the necessary expenses while you are in the United Kingdom.

For more information, please visit: www.ukvisas.gov.uk

Late Enrolment:
Late enrolment is only permissible until the third week of course commencement; this is due to all international students requiring a minimum of 80% attendance in order to sit examinations, study and remain as a student in the United kingdom. However, it is wise to avoid late enrolment as on occasion people have unforeseen illness (particularly in England) which can interfere with attendance.
Non-arrival of student:

You must inform the college as soon as you obtain an entry clearance/visa from the British High Commission/British Embassy of your country of residence. We understand that sometimes you might have difficulties to join the intended academic session due to some unavoidable situations. Under these circumstances at the principal’s discretion, we may allow you to defer the course of study until the next available session.