Funding your course

There are two ways to fund your course, depending on your circumstances and qualification. You can take out an Interest-free payment plan or Invoice your employer. Some courses you can even do a government-funded Apprenticeship.

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Your funding options

Interest-free payment plan

Invoice your employer

Or pay in full online

The quickest and simplest way to pay for your course is to enroll online, and pay in full before your course starts. You can pay online with a debit or credit card, or through PayPal. Any special offers or discounts will be applied at the basket. It may be you or your employer who pays for the course. If your employer is paying, please see our section on how to invoice my employer.

What about a government funded Apprenticeship?

An Apprenticeship is a great way to study while earning, where you'll gain valuable work experience and an esteemed qualification. Find out if you are eligible, what courses you can do and how to apply.

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