- Admission Info
- Refund Policy
- Visa Application Procedure
- Remittance of Tution Fees
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Ways to Apply
The application form can be downloaded from the College website - online URL address is www.stevenscollege.net or the College will send it to the students by post on request. Completed forms should be application forms should be sent by land mail or submitted by hand.
For the overseas Students
The completed application form should be accompanied by:
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On verification of the documents the college will issue the student with provisional registration letter.
Then only on receipt of minimum of £2000.00 (or the course fee if lower) the college will issue the full enrolment letter, which is required to apply for the visa.
All the payments should be made in the form of Bank Draft in favour of 'Stevens College'
For the Students who are already in UK
The completed application form should be accompanied by:
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The college will verify the submitted documents.
All the payments should be made in cash or by a crossed cheque or a Bank draft drawn in favour of 'Stevens College'.
REFUND OF TUITION FEES-POLICIES
Stevens College has a policy to refund the tuition fee in full to the students in the following circumstances.
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(This is applicable for the overseas students).
Conditions for refund for the overseas students:
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Note: No amount will be refunded
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For students wishing to obtain Entry Clearance before coming to UK, the following guidelines have been drawn up after consultation with Embassy and High Commission officials:
Visit the British Embassy/High Commission in person or any appointed body, if there is any in their behalf, and with the following documents:
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This information is given for general guidance and should be checked locally. Stevens College will not take any responsibility for any change in rules and regulation by concerned.
The tuition fee for the course for which a student has been accepted is stated in the enclosed Letter of Acceptance. he/she may remit the tuition fee by one of the following methods:
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Bankers:
On remittance being made by him/her, the College should promptly be informed by returning the completed "Fee Remittance Form" enclosed with the acceptance letter.
Only payments made directly to the college will be recognised. Visa letters will only be issued when payment has been cleared by the bank. Remittance charges are the student’s responsibility.
Note: The availability of some courses may be subject to relevant accreditation.
Disclaimer: Care has been taken in the preparation and the accuracy of the information and guidance herein. The college cannot accept liability for errors, omissions or changes that may occur. Responsibility for obtaining, observing and complying with the requirements of professional or examining bodies remain with the student.
Note: Charges may be Subject to alteration and it remains the students' responsibility to check. Strict observance of Governments and Governing Bodies’ requirements by students is required.
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Students must be 18+ years of age. |
You can enrol in your course one week in advance if there is a class available. We advise you to make your bookings well in advance. You also need more time if you need to apply for a visa.
Once we received your application form with the payment we will prepare your Certificate of enrolment and other requested letters in a couple of days
You can pay by cash (in person), cheque, Bank Draft or by bank transfer. |
Please see our terms and conditions. |
We offer an easy payment plan for our students enrolled for at least one year course. |
Please see our terms and conditions. |
No, we do not offer part-time courses. |
This depends on the course that you would like to study. Our counselling team will advise you regarding the course and the course duration.
Minimum 18 hours for full-time courses. You can also do an intensive course and study more than 18 hours per week.
Maximum authorised holidays are as follows:
- 12-23 weeks study period: 2 weeks
- 24-35 weeks study period: 4 weeks
- 1 year study period : 6 weeks
We are regularly notified by agencies looking for part time employees and these are posted on the welfare notice board. In addition our Student Support Advisor can give advice about agencies, newspapers and magazines where suitable jobs are advertised.
Yes. We strongly recommend that you seek employment only with those employers who work within the National Insurance framework. This will also give you sickness and holiday rights.
You must apply to the British embassy in your country with a college acceptance letter and with evidence that you can support yourself, either by: -• Acceptance Letter from College• Arranging accommodation including food for your stay • Showing that you have enough money to support yourself with a bank statement.
Stevens College is not entitled to provide legal Advise for extending your visa. We are able to provide Solicitors and OISC office contact details. For further guidance and information please contact Director of Studies.
You can apply by downloading the Application Form and post or email it to us.
You can also apply by going to Apply Online,
