Feescale
13 September 2010 - 19 August 2011
Autumn Term |
Winter Term |
Spring Term |
Two Year A Level Courses
AS Level 1st year & A2 Level 2nd year
|
Payable in Sep 2010 |
Payable in Jan 2011 |
Total fee per year |
1 Subject |
£2100 |
£1800 |
£3900 |
2 Subjects |
£4000 |
£3600 |
£7600 |
3 Subjects |
£6000 |
£5000 |
£11000 |
4 Subjects |
£7200 |
£5200 |
£12400 |
One Year Intensive A Level Courses
AS & A2 level in the same year
|
Payable in Sept 2010 |
Payable in Jan 2011 |
Total Fee per course |
1 Subject |
£2600 |
£2300 |
£4900 |
2 Subjects |
£4900 |
£4500 |
£9400 |
3 Subjects |
£7500 |
£5700 |
£13200 |
List of Subjects
Accounting, Arabic, Art & Design, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Classical Civilization, Computing, Economics, English Language, English Literature, French, Geography, German, Government & Politics, Graphic Design, Greek, History, History of Art, ICT, Italian, Latin, Law, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Media Studies, Music, Philosophy, Photography, Physics, Psychology, Russian, Sociology, Spanish, Statistics, Tourism.
NB. Students wishing to take subjects not listed above may request private tuition.
External candidates can take any subjects offered by Examination Boards which are not listed above.
Notes
- One-&-half year A level courses begin on 10 January 2011. Students take AS levels in June 2011, followed by A2 levels in June 2012. Fees payable: in January 2011, the Intensive course fee for AS level (£2800 per subject); in September 2011 & January 2012, the same fee as for the two-year A level course, given above.
- Arabic is taught on Saturdays, 3 hours per week. The yearly fee is £1875 (A level) or £825 (GCSE).
One Year GCSE & IGCSE Courses
|
Payable in Sept 2009 |
Payable in Jan 2010 |
Total Fee per year |
1 GCSE |
£1280 |
£1100 |
£2380 |
2 GCSEs |
£2460 |
£2290 |
£4750 |
3 GCSEs |
£3720 |
£3370 |
£7090 |
4 GCSEs |
£4950 |
£4410 |
£9360 |
5 GCSEs |
£6150 |
£5390 |
£11540 |
* Further subjects, if any, are charged at the same rate as the fifth subject : £2180
A Level and GCSE - Retakes & Intensive Courses
Retakes
| AS Level, A2 Level, A Level | £1320 (per module) | (September 2010 - January 2011) / |
| GCSE & IGCSE | £1320 | (September 2010 - November 2010) |
Intensive Courses
| AS / A2 Level | £3000 | (January - June 2011) |
| GCSE | £1850 | (January - June 2011) |
Private Tuition - A Level & GCSE
| A level | £50 per hour (individual) £29 each (shared between 2 or 3 students)
|
| GCSE | £46 per hour (individual) £28 each (shared between 2 or 3 students) |
University Foundation & Diploma Programmes
| University Foundation Programme (UFP) | £8450*
|
21 September 2010 - 10 June 2010 or 4 January 2011 – 5 August 2011 |
|
| Pre-Masters Programme | 9-month | £8000 |
| 6-month | £5800 | |
| 3-month | £3300 |
*Paid in three instalments: a deposit of £2000; £4000 at the beginning of Phase I; and £2450 at the beginning of Phase II. Other methods of payment may be arranged in special circumstances.
Fees for the UFP starting in January 2011 will be £8950
Extras
- For ALL full-time courses, the college registration fee of £100 is included in the stated cost and is NON-REFUNDABLE. It covers administration costs and photocopies.
- For A level Art or Graphic Design, the practical/materials fee is £310 per subject for: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, ICT or Photography, the practical/materials fee is £450 per subject, per year.
- For GCSE Biology, Chemistry or ICT the practical/materials fee is £120 per subject. For GCSE Art, Graphic Design and Photography the practical/materials fee is £310 per subject.
- Examination entry fees are NOT included in the tuition fees.
- Textbooks are not included in the tuition fees.
Enrolment Deposit, Method and Conditions of Payment
- Students wishing to enrol need to pay a deposit towards fees of £250 on the day they are accepted. At latest, one month before the start of the course, this deposit needs to be raised to £1000, ie a further £750 must be paid. Overseas students requiring a student visa must have paid the required deposit of £2000 towards fees, before a Visa Letter/Confirmation of Acceptance for studies (CAS*) can be issued – plus a further £200 if they wish to reserve college accommodation. The remaining fees must be paid each term, during the first week. If an overseas student provides proof that the student visa has been refused, then all fees paid will be refunded, except for the non-refundable registration fee of £100. In all other cases, deposits paid are non-refundable, except at the discretion of the Principal.
- Fees must be paid yearly in advance or in two instalments as stated above. If the January instalment is split into two halves a £50 surcharge will be made. For any other arrangement there will be a surcharge of £100. Fees may be sent to the College, or paid direct to the College Bank Account: David Game College, Account No 80310506, Bank Sorting Code: 20-06-05, SWIFT(BIC): BARCGB22, Barclays Bank, Belgravia & Knightsbridge Business Centre, PO Box No 32014, London NW1 2ZG. IBAN: GB28 BARC 200605 80310506.
- If a student wishes to withdraw from the College one term’s advance notice must be given. Failing this, one term’s advance fees will be charged.
* CAS is the accepted terminology for what will be known as Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS)
