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How do I Pay?

Payment methods for Part-time Courses

Fees

Fees are paid annually for multiple-year courses and those shown in this prospectus relate to the first year, unless otherwise stated.
Fees are correct at the time of publication but may be subject to alteration. Fees are paid annually for multiple-year courses and those shown in the prospectus relate to the first year, unless otherwise stated.

Learners paying in full

Paying is the only way to ensure your place on the course, which needs to be done at the time of enrolment.

Debit/Credit Card
Cheques (made payable to Yeovil College)
Cash (do not post)

Learners Paying in Full

Paying is the only way to ensure your place on the course, which needs to be done at the time of enrolment, by:
Debit/Credit Card
Cheques (made payable to Yeovil College)
Cash (do not post)

Learners Paying by Instalments

If you are having difficulties in paying for your course in one payment, we can offer an instalment plan to home learners whose tuition fees are over £250.00. At enrolment you will need to make an initial payment of 25% of the course fees, followed by three equal consecutive monthly payments by credit/debit card or cheque. Please note that if you miss an instalment payment you will be charged an additional £25.00 administration fee. If you miss two instalments you will be required to pay the entire outstanding balance of the fees, or withdraw from the course.

Fee Reduction

This year the Government has significantly reduced the funding and fee reduction for those in receipt of various benefits available on courses. Please check your eligibility for fee reduction with the Customer Liaison & Enrolment Team before enrolling.

Learners Receiving Benefits

Original evidence (not photocopies) must be provided that you are currently receiving Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) or Employment Support Allowance in the Work-related Activity Group (ESA). This applies to tuition fees only on:

One full-time course, or
Two part-time examination courses, and
A maximum of 40 hours per term for non-examination courses

Low or Few Formal Qualifications

If you haven't already got a qualification similar to GCSEs or a Level 2 qualification, then you may be eligible for a fee reduction or a free course. Please contact our Customer Liaison & Enrolment Team for further details.

Learners 14 – 16

The College is primarily funded for education opportunities to those over the school leaving age. Therefore, courses in this prospectus are costed on the basis that the applicant will be over 16. For further information about course enrolment and fees for 14 – 16 year olds, please contact the Customer Liaison & Enrolment Team on 01935 423921

Learners 16 – 18 (As at 1st September 2011).

Please contact the Customer Liaison & Enrolment Team regarding information on the possibility of fee reduction on vocational courses for learners in the above category.

Learners from Non-European Countries

Please note that certain courses may be charged at a different rate for learners from non-EU countries. If in doubt about your status please contact the Customer Liaison & Enrolment Team.

Other Costs

Additional costs, e.g. materials, residential trips etc may need to be paid by all learners. Learners are responsible for the purchase of all books and stationery etc, required for the course and are advised not to make purchases until after the first meeting of the course.

If in doubt, contact the Customer Liaison & Enrolment Team on 01935 423921

Student Services Co-ordinator

The Student Services Co-ordinator can help with any financial enquiries you may have regarding the costs involved with your course.
If you would like further details please call 01935 845452.