Admissions
Four steps, no entrance exam
There is no application fee, and no deadline beyond the term start.
1
Pick a course
Read the syllabus and the assessment before you decide. Both are public.
2
Short conversation
Fifteen minutes with a tutor, to check the level is right for you.
3
Confirm your place
Pay the fee in full or in three instalments, whichever suits.
4
Start with your cohort
Terms begin in January, April and September.
Fees
What it costs
Flat fees, paid in full or in three instalments. No deposit.
Single course
$149 per course
One course, one term, with everything it includes.
- Live weekly sessions
- All recordings for the term
- Marked coursework
- Verified certificate
Full year
$690 per year
Four courses across the year, at the pace you choose.
- Any four courses
- Priority enrolment
- One-to-one tutor hour each term
- Alumni review group
- Verified certificate for each
Team
$120 per seat
Five seats or more, invoiced to your organisation.
- Any course, any term
- Consolidated invoicing
- Progress reports for managers
- A named account contact
Questions
Before you enrol
Do I need experience to start?
For the beginner courses, none at all. Anything marked intermediate lists what it assumes at the top of the syllabus, and the fifteen-minute conversation before you enrol exists to check that honestly.
How much time does a course take?
One live session a week, ninety minutes, plus about three hours of coursework. Sessions are recorded, so missing one is recoverable.
What happens if I have to stop?
You keep your place in the next run of the same course at no extra cost, once. Beyond that we refund the remaining weeks.
Is the certificate worth anything?
It is assessed and verifiable, which is more than most online certificates. It is not a degree, and we do not pretend otherwise.
Can my employer pay?
Yes — we invoice directly and can provide the paperwork most training budgets need. Ask for it when you enrol.
Prospectus
Every syllabus, in one PDF
Course outlines, assessment criteria, term dates and fees — the same document our tutors work from.