1) The minimum age
for registration is 18 years.
2) Applicant must fulfil the admission criteria for his/her intended
course and should submit their application along with a) two passport
size photos, b) a copy of passport c) copies of relevant qualifications
and academic transcript d) required tuition fees.
3) A “Place of Offer” is a conditional offer of a course.
A Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) confirms acceptance
for a course.
4) Applicant/student must inform the college as soon as possible
about the result of his/her visa application and/or book an appointment
for enrolment; any changes to personal circumstances or change of
contact details/UK address by contacting the college by emailing
info@britcollege.org.uk
5) Following a final assessment at the time of the student’s
enrolment an alternative course may be offered depending on his/her
level of attainment.
6) Examinations for the University of London’s external programme
are set and held by the University. Law Students must apply and
duly register with the University before enrolling with Brit College.
www.londoninternational.ac.uk
7) Registration fees, examination
fees paid to the professional or awarding bodies are separate from
tuition fees and such fees must to be paid by the students to the
respective awarding body on time. Failure to do so may mean that
student may not be eligible to attend lecture or sit for exams.
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Awarding bodies
may change their assessment/awarding criteria for which Brit
College is not responsible. |
8) It is the student’s
responsibility to subscribe and/or renew their membership with the
relevant awarding/professional bodies.
9) Students are required to attend
between 15-18 hours of study per week and manage their learning
plan, make progress, participate in assessments/tests and submit
assignments. Failure to do so may mean re-sit, extending duration
of their study and may adversely affect their immigration status.
10) The college reserves the right to refuse admission to any student
or withdraw sponsorship from any student and instruct the student
not to travel to the United Kingdom and/or inform the relevant authority
of the college’s decision.
11) The College rigorously complies with regulations and directives
set by the UKBA and other relevant authorities. Students are responsible
to be aware of any changing regulations in relation to his/her immigration
status and its compliance.
12) Unauthorised absence of 10 expected contacts may result in a
student being dismissed from the College and/ reported to the Home
Office. Students will be required to provide medical evidence of
illness.
13) Students may be permitted
to work a certain number of hours during term time. Holidays during
term time are not permitted except for exceptional circumstances.
14) The college does not tolerate
any form of harassment or bullying towards its staff, students or
visitors.
15) Dishonoured cheques/missed
payments will automatically mean that student loses their right
of payment in instalments and would be required to pay the outstanding
tuition fee at once.
16) Students who are in arrears
with tuition fees may not be allowed to enter for an exam or awarded
final qualification unless the arrears are fully cleared. No services
will be provided (including holiday letter, employment or other
letters) unless the arrears are cleared up.
17) The college reserves the right
to suspend or dismiss students without refund of fees in the event
of misconduct or unsatisfactory attendance/progress.
18) The college reserves the right
to change the commencement date of any course and the students may
be required to study at any of the college’s campuses.
19) The college is not responsible
for any claim made by a third party, action of a third party or
any loss caused as a result of information supplied by a third party.
The college takes no responsibility for personal loss, damage or
stolen property.
20) The college abides by the
Data Protection Act.
21) Students found deliberately
giving false information or forged documents will be expelled from
the college and will be reported to the appropriate authority
22) Tuition fees should be paid
by Banker’s draft/ Bank Transfer or UK cheque and should be
made payable to “Brit College Ltd”. Students are advised
to keep the receipt. Tuition fees MUST NOT BE PAID IN CASH to an
agent.
23) The college works with independent
student recruitment agents. When student selects an agent they must
make sure they are trusted.
24) Refund of tuition fees:
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No
refund will be given after offering admission or issuing a CAS
and the student will forfeit his/her deposit |
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No refund will
be given if a student leaves a course |
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75% of the tuition
fee will be refunded when a course ceases to exist unless alternative
course offered by the college |
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Refunds may take
up to 28 days |
25) Students are to take care of their own wellbeing,
safety, personal development and learning.
26) The college is committed to its equal opportunity
policy and high standards of service delivery for all.
27) Student gives consent to the college’s
terms and conditions by signing Brit College application form.
28) Tuition fees, terms and conditions and
other details are correct at the time of going to the press.
*The College reserves the right to amend
these Terms & Conditions at any time. |
