Fees
What it costs to study here, what is included, and how we compare with other providers in London and online. We publish our prices because you should be able to compare them without having to ask.
Part-Time A Level Tuition
Part-time study is charged on a different basis from full-time study. Teaching is three hours a week per subject across thirty weeks, giving ninety guided hours, on a weekend or a weekday evening. Monthly is the list price; termly payment saves approximately 5% and payment in full saves 10%.
| Subjects taken | Paid in full | Termly × 3 | Monthly × 10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 subject | £2,690 | £950 | £299 |
| 2 subjects | £5,100 | £1,800 | £569 |
| 3 subjects | £7,350 | £2,600 | £819 |
| 4 subjects | £9,600 | £3,400 | £1,069 |
| 1 science requiring a new practical endorsement | £3,280 | £1,160 | £365 |
| 2 sciences requiring a new endorsement | £6,250 | £2,200 | £695 |
| 3 sciences requiring a new endorsement | £9,000 | £3,180 | £1,005 |
Fees are structured per subject: £2,990 for the first, £2,700 for the second and £2,500 for each subject thereafter, with the payment discount then applied to the combined total. Part-time enrolment carries no deposit and no registration fee, and the first monthly payment secures the place. A hardship rate of £269 a month applies the paid-in-full price across ten monthly payments for students receiving means-tested support.
Full-Time A Level Tuition
| Payment route | Cost | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Annual | £4,995 per subject, per year | Paid in full before the academic year begins. This is the discounted September 2026 rate. |
| Termly | £2,000 per subject, per term | Invoiced at the start of each term. Three terms per year. |
Worked example. Three A Levels on the annual plan is £14,985 for the year. The same three subjects paid termly is £6,000 a term, or £18,000 across the year. The annual route saves £3,015 on three subjects.
Enrolment and Deposit
- £100 one-off enrolment and registration fee.
- £250 deposit for UK students, £500 for students based outside the UK. Non-refundable, and offset against your first instalment.
The fee is the same whichever mode a student chooses. Compare the three study modes or ask admissions.
GCSE Tuition
GCSE is priced separately from A Level, and differently for the two examination series. All GCSE courses are four hours of teaching a week.
| Series | Package | Tuition |
|---|---|---|
| November retakes | One subject | £200 for the whole course |
| November retakes | Mathematics and English Language | £349 for the whole course |
| June series | One subject | £95 a month |
| June series | Two subjects | £180 a month |
| June series | Three subjects | £250 a month |
The November series is available for Mathematics and English Language only. That restriction is set by the awarding bodies, not by us. Full GCSE course details and dates.
How We Compare
Most colleges will tell you their own price and leave you to find everyone else's. Several do not publish a price at all. Here is the comparison we would want if we were choosing.
| Provider | Type | Published cost | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashbourne College | London campus | ≈ £37,950 a year | £12,650 a term, full programme |
| Collingham College | London campus | ≈ £34,695 a year | £11,565 a term, three to four subjects |
| DLD College London | London campus | £29,850–£35,820 a year | Full programme, excluding then including VAT |
| Ealing Independent College | London campus | ≈ £23,625 a year | £7,875 a term, two to three subjects |
| Lansdowne College | London campus | £20,950 a year | Full programme |
| London Maths & Science College | London campus, online or hybrid | £14,985 a year | Three subjects at £4,995 each, annual plan |
| King's InterHigh | Online | £7,585 a year | Three subjects |
| National Extension College | Online, self-study | £730 a subject | Course materials and tutor support |
| Wolsey Hall Oxford | Online, self-study | From £1,145 a course | Course materials and tutor support |
What the Table Does Not Show, and Should
Price alone is a poor comparison, because these are not the same product. Three things separate them:
- Live teaching versus self-study. The providers below us on this table are largely distance-learning: you receive materials and tutor support, and you work through them yourself. We teach live, in small groups, in real time. That is the main reason for the gap.
- Per subject versus per programme. Our fee is per subject, so two subjects cost less than three. Most campus colleges charge a programme fee whether you take three subjects or four. If you want fewer than three A Levels, the comparison shifts sharply in our favour; if you want four, it narrows.
- What is bundled. Several London colleges charge separately for science practicals, registration and examination entry. Check what is inside each published number before comparing them.
An honest note on the top of this table. The London campus colleges above us are long-established, with inspection histories and published results. We are a new college and cannot offer you those yet. What we can offer is live specialist teaching at roughly half the price, and complete transparency about what you are buying. That argument in full.
Sources: each provider's own published fee page, checked 21 August 2026. Fees change annually. Please verify against the provider's current page before making a decision.
What Is Included
- Live, timetabled lessons with specialist subject teachers
- A full recording library of every session
- An Individual Learning Plan and custom resources
- Regular marked work with written feedback
- Two full mock cycles with a written gap plan
- Predicted grades supported by assessed evidence
- UCAS guidance, personal statement support and academic references
- Results-day support, including Clearing
These are included with a taught course rather than charged as extras. See the full list of what comes as standard.
Costs That Sit Outside Tuition
We would rather tell you about these now than at invoice.
Examination Entry Fees
Charged separately from tuition, for A Level and GCSE entries alike. Late entries and resits carry higher charges set by the awarding bodies. Ask admissions for the current figure for your subjects and board.
Textbooks and Materials
Recommended textbooks and workbooks where these are not provided digitally, plus stationery and a scientific calculator. A Level Further Mathematics requires a calculator capable of handling matrices up to 3×3.
Specialist Equipment
Some subjects recommend additional equipment or software. A Level Electronics carries a non-exam assessment requiring physical circuit construction. See the course page for what that involves.
Optional Extras
Additional one-to-one tutoring, enrichment activities and trips, where offered.
International Candidates
If you sit examinations outside the UK, the local centre will charge its own fees. We will discuss likely costs with you before you enrol.
Paying
Annual Payment
Pay in full before the academic year begins and secure the discounted rate of £4,995 per subject.
Termly Instalments
£2,000 per subject per term, invoiced at the start of each term.
Method and Currency
Bank transfer, and card payments where you prefer. All fees are set and invoiced in pounds sterling. Bank charges and currency conversion costs are normally the payer's responsibility.
Our cancellation and refund terms and terms and conditions set out what happens if circumstances change.
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